Living in Truth & Intergrity

Are you living a life of "Truth & Integrity"?

We are living in times of a great challenge and great awakening.
We are being called upon to remember the simple and profound truth of who we really are. Now is the time to be very honest with yourself. To be true to yourself in how you live your life; all your activities and your words.

To create a life of truth & integrity, you must let go of anything that is not the real you, and those activities that do not show your true intentions. If something in your life isn't working, now is the time to let it go. If you desire change and speak of change, let your actions reflect change.

For years I voiced my concern over how unhealthy my smoking habit was but I did nothing to change it. Finally, 6 years ago I decided that my addiction to smoking was unhealthy and unacceptable way of life for me leading me to the conscious decision to overcome this addiction. Having made the decision was only the first step, following up with actions was necessary to complete the transaction. Putting down the cigarettes, seeking out medical assistance, and developing a support system to overcome my addiction were necessary actions. By following up my words with actions that mirrored my desire to "kick the habit" , I was living in truth & integrity.

The above is but one simple example of living within your own truth & integrity. Releasing unhealthful situations, attitudes, or behaviors begin with the spoken desire to change--followed with actions to facilitate change.

You want to be a kinder person?
Then practice acts of kindness.

You want to be more loving?
Then practices acts of love.

Want to rid yourself of bad habit or addiction?
Then takes actions to STOP!

You love someone?
Your actions should reflect this love.

Value your relationships?
Your behavior should reflect the value you place upon them.

You want to be honest?
Then practice honesty in ALL situations!

The list goes on & on, but you get the idea.

Now is the time, "Let go of anything inauthentic, and all activities that do not mirror your highest intentions for yourself." (Dorreen Virtue)