| There are some amazing yoga philosophies out there | | | | There are so many modern amazing yoga beliefs that |
| to help you in your daily life. | | | | have come from ancient scriptures or religions such as |
| I think a lot of people have heard of the phenomenon | | | | Buddhism. In Buddhism there is a set of virtues called |
| we today know as "The Secret". How the Law of | | | | the Brahmavihara, the four "immeasurables", that focus |
| Attraction and cultivating an attitude of gratitude can | | | | on different virtues that one should cultivate towards a |
| help you achieve great things in your life. | | | | better life and afterlife. |
| The idea is that if we are appreciative of what we | | | | One of those virtues is the mudita, appreciation or the |
| already have it will bring more of the same energy and | | | | sympathetic joy of others. By being happy for the |
| feelings into our life in the near future, and that each | | | | well-being of other people, instead of being envious, |
| positive intention, such as being grateful, has an | | | | you will feel more joy in your own life. |
| exponential effect on our daily lives. | | | | So if you believe that a positive intention has an |
| In a world that is becoming more aware that we are | | | | exponential effect, and that we are all somehow |
| all interlinked regardless of religions and beliefs it would | | | | interlinked, isn't it then possible that through mudita we |
| seem only natural to not only be grateful for what you | | | | will be bringing in an infinite amount of positivity in our |
| yourself have achieved or accumulated, but to also | | | | life by being appreciative of any joy that people all |
| feel the same about others achievements. | | | | over the world experience at any point in their daily |
| Too often we tend to get jealous or envious when | | | | lives. |
| others feel joyous, or it affects our self worth as we | | | | I think this is a powerful belief and sensational question. |
| begin to doubt our own capabilities. Not only is this a | | | | This simple principle is just one of many amazing yoga |
| feeling that we are separate from others but it's also a | | | | beliefs taught through Buddhism. |
| feeling of scarcity, that opportunities are running out. | | | | |