There are two ways to look at life | Peter Sage #shorts

The most important question you can ask yourself, according to Albert Einstein…

Is this universe a friendly one or a hostile one?

No matter which way you answer, you’re right.

And you’ll continuously get confirmation of your choice.

This goes for absolutely everything in your life.

There are always two ways to look at every event, circumstance, and outcome.

From a place of power, learning, optimism, and love.

Or from a place of victimhood, weakness, fear, and negativity.

Simply put, your attitude, your circumstances, and your life are completely dictated by the answer to that question.

Is this a hostile universe or a friendly one?

And remember, questions are the steering wheel of the mind. So keep asking yourself better questions and finding new perspectives.

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[jasongreen]

your videos and your usm course and the 5 day course has in the last 2 weeks have allowed me to discover who I am and what is my direction in life,
I will always be grateful for this truth, Thank you Peter sage and all my natural love to you and those around you.

[hamster]

Indeed, survival of the fittest. So all along the path that lead to our existence, we were the fittest, together with all else that exists. We modelled ourselves to this world.

[MrStoffus]

No fear for rules is the same as death, because you start doing stuff that is going to kill you because you don't follow the rule of life. The rule of survival.
Examples: trying to eat poison, jump of a cliff, walk into a vulcano...
If you know what is hostile, you might learn to avoid it and have peace.

[jimhughes]

You reap what you sow... There are laws in this universe cowboy 🙏🙏🙏🥰🤣

[abduhagos]

Lesson for all of us that $1000 phone 📱 can live without it.

[amind]

that's great, but there is complexity in the designs of our experience that may require certain courage, vigilance or transcendence to allow us to behave in accordance with our belief of living in a friendly universe.

if I believe I am a soul with several past lives, and have been incarnated with a preloaded set of karmic energies and conditions for my life experience, and I live in an environment of unrelenting hell, then I might suffer from an inability to observe a friendly universe due to the local system of karmic conditions, even though I do believe that I live I a friendly universe, with additional karmic conditions applied from spirtual wisdom beyond my ability to directly comprehend.

[joblower]

There an infinite ways to look at life. Only a few of them work. But two? There's gotta be at least 7.

[nworks]

I would love to believe that I live in a friendly universe. But how can we explain all the Ukrainians that believed they lived in a friendly universe too? Some of them are dead now.
Maybe we have to believe we live in a very dangerous world, AND believe that our desire to try and change it, is our unique human gift. And believing it's that pursuit that is the real meaning of life?

[wymanspace]

Tell those at war, facing natural disasters, consume by the pandemic … what intelligence behind this game? What so friendly about all these?