Knowledge - Daily Inspiration Series - Episode 1
There is a common phrase we have
all heard - "knowledge is power". The term “knowledge” is a suggestion for us to become
actively involved in our ongoing education
which should be a life-long venture. We cannot be truly powerful people through
complacency. It is becoming increasingly
important for us as individuals and as a society
to put more focus on being aware. When we willingly accept "the norm" without questioning we
lose our sense of identity; we lose power
in this world to make a difference.
Behind every established norm is a great deal of
history, tradition, and core values. We
are so often taught to not question tradition, to accept other people's methods and values as our own
without seeking the deeper meaning. The
act of questioning and seeking understanding is a beautiful process - it causes us to open up to more of our potential. We are inspired to find innovative new
methods from which
to operate, and we find new and higher standards
to hold ourselves up to. In this process
of expansion new values can be adapted - ones
more in line with current times.
It can be easy to settle in and allow our
routines to take over our lives. It is
human to believe that things are "fine" as they are, and that may be the case many times, but "fine"
and "Ok" do not fuel our passion
for living. We are inspired and drawn to create and achieve greatness - and the key to this standard of living is
knowledge. Our individual lives and our
societies always benefit from a persistent dedication
to expansion through education.
NOW LET’S DO THIS:
Try something new. Look at the world through the
eyes of others,
view an alternative media outlet, or read a book
or magazine -
something different than what you would normally
select. You can do this with other
aspects too, just do something different from your usual routine, or make a conscious effort to learn how
to do something new or in a new way. Open
yourself up to a different experience and
reflect on the meaning of it and what you learned at the end of the day.
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