Three simple, yet powerful words – Health, Wealth and Happiness.
 
We all, knowingly or not, strive to be happy. It stands to reason that one cannot be fully happy without health and some degree of comfortable living. With health being the most precious of all, we must realize that our physical health reflects our mental state of mind. The visible body reflects our invisible mental health.
 
In our society health is seen as the proper functioning of the organs, as well as an overall feeling of well-being. Mental wellness, however, is generally viewed as a positive attitude, a balanced and sound mind. This definition of mental health highlights emotional well-being. It includes the capacity to live a full and creative life, and foremost the flexibility to deal with life's inevitable challenges.
 
Wealth has many meanings. We all see wealth with different eyes and have a different sense of what it means to be wealthy. Of course, seeing it from a material stand point it means money to most people. But there is more to that.
 
Wealth means an abundance of goodness flowing into our lives because we have given and contributed to the goodness of all. It means a sense of immense love for ourselves and every living being, which in turn will bring back all the love we’ll ever need. A feeling of wealth will engulf us when we realize that we are part of the Allness of Good, God, which leads to Happiness.
 
True happiness doesn’t come from things or riches, it comes from an inner knowing of self. A fulfilled sense of being. A sense of gratitude and a sense of bliss.
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​We say we love our friends and family, but then we are quick to judge. “She should have known better”, “He’s such a slow mover”, “Why can’t they pick up the pace at work? I always have to help”. I can go on and on with examples of judgmental thoughts, might they be small or large.

People have their own pace, their own way of working things out.
They might appear to be less talented, less quick to act or understand, less tolerant, or less gifted, but by judging others we are taking away from our own good. Why?

Because judging them robs us from the good we could be thinking instead. We must remember that they are not less—they are as perfect as you are. They are just on a different level of unfoldment, or frequency, working on their own issues and challenges. It’s all in the perception. We expect from them a certain level of understanding or capability. But we should not fall into this trap. It’s not our place to demean them or think of them as lesser.

So be compassionate and focus on yourself. Live your life as an example so they can see your progress and blessings. Only that will inspire them (if they desire so) or they can do what they think is right for them. After all, it is their life!
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​Take, for one moment, your physical sense of health away and think: “What is really healthy in the mental realm?”

Not medicine, home remedies, quick fixes, organic juices, lean food, diets, and all the other advertised cures. Real health comes from healthy, wholesome thoughts; a shift in attitude and mental stamina. Real health is our ability to discern between right and wrong, always choosing high quality thoughts and feelings, the virtuous, wholesome and good for all concerned.

Our physical and emotional aches and pains are the reflection of our painful thoughts from past thinking. Let us make sure that our thoughts ‘now’ are full of love and appreciation, and free of fear, so we don’t have to experience the same agony and discomforts tomorrow.

Let us make sure that we, not only, live a healthy physical life but also a healthy mental life. Naturally, a shift of Consciousness to a higher and healthier dimension is inevitable, because progress is a law of life. So, allow yourself to be open to this natural flow of progress. Even though the spiritual transformation might be subtle, it is also certain. It’s all part of the Universal Plan.

​You are Health!