You cannot liberate yourself unless you accept the uncomfortable and bitter truths of your life. Hiding them doesn't make you any better and showing them doesn't make you any worse.
We’re social creatures, we depend on each other, which is why we need a sense of concern for others’ well-being. Compassion is what’s important and you don’t have to be religious to practise it. Practising compassion here and now—living a meaningful life—is what is most important
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Accept your flaws and work hard towards correcting them. If you know yourself and accept how you're definitely it will help you develop and progress positively.
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I try to show everybody, but some want to compete
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Prioritise time for your loved ones always. You never know when could be the last day you get to spend with them.
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Absolute truth and when we can't meet someone who is not alive then we realise.
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It is possible to practice all the good things a religion or a few religions advocate for, fully or mostly, but not actually being religious at all.
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Perhaps "religion" is engraved in each one of us; conscience?
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Equally important to mention that being religious does not guarantee compassion.
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