What Principles Define How I Live?

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What principles define how you live?

Life is a journey filled with moments that shape us, lessons that guide us, and memories that anchor us. Over the years, I’ve come to embrace a guiding philosophy: Live for the present, plan for the future, but never forget your past. This triad of principles helps me navigate the complexities of life with purpose and clarity.

Living for the Present

The present moment is all we truly have. I believe in immersing myself fully in the here and now, appreciating the simple joys and experiences that each day offers. Whether it’s enjoying a meal with loved ones, taking a quiet walk in nature, or diving deep into a project I’m passionate about, being present allows me to experience life more fully and authentically.

Planning for the Future

While cherishing the present, I also recognize the importance of looking ahead. Setting goals and envisioning the future gives direction to my actions today. Planning isn’t about being fixated on what’s to come but about laying a foundation that enables growth and fulfillment. By mapping out my aspirations, I can make deliberate choices that align with my long-term vision.

Remembering the Past

Our past is a tapestry of experiences that have molded us into who we are. I make it a point to reflect on my journey—the triumphs, the setbacks, and the lessons learned along the way. Remembering where I’ve come from keeps me grounded and provides valuable insights that inform my present decisions. It’s a reminder of my resilience and the growth that has stemmed from challenges overcome.

Balancing the Three

Harmonizing these principles isn’t always straightforward, but I’ve found that integrating them leads to a more balanced and fulfilling life. Living in the moment brings joy and appreciation, planning for the future fosters hope and motivation, and acknowledging the past offers wisdom and perspective.

Thank you for reading.

Have a nice day

Lajos

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Sziasztok, én Lajos vagyok az a szilárd ásvány kutató, aki a világot járja és megosztja az élményeit veletek. Az utóbbi években 16 országot jártam be, és mindenhol csodálatos tapasztalatokkal lettem gazdagabb. Az utam során megismerhettem a helyi kultúrákat, az emberek életmódját és számos lenyűgöző helyszínnel. A blogomon található cikkekben megosztom veletek a személyes élményeimet, fotóimat és információkat a látott helyszínekről. Remélem, hogy ezzel inspirálni tudlak titeket, hogy felfedezzétek a világot, ahogy én is tettem!" "Hello everyone, I'm Lajos, the passionate mineral researcher who travels the world and shares my experiences with you. Over the past few years, I've journeyed through 16 countries, collecting incredible memories along the way. Through my travels, I've embraced local cultures, learned about people's lifestyles, and discovered numerous breathtaking locations. In my blog articles, I'll be sharing personal anecdotes, photographs, and insights about the places I've visited. I hope to inspire all of you to embark on your own journeys of exploration and discovery, just as I have. And along the way, I'll also introduce you to the fascinating books we've written that complement this blog. Stay tuned for more adventures and stories from around the globe!"

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2 thoughts on “What Principles Define How I Live?”

  1. Lajos, this is incredibly insightful and beautifully expressed. Thank you for sharing such a profound philosophy that you live by. It’s not just about these individual principles, but how they work together in balance, creating harmony and growth in your life.

    The concept of living for the present, planning for the future, and remembering the past is reminiscent of the Buddhist teaching of “Right Effort,” which is about striving for a balanced approach to life. Just as you describe, living for the present allows us to be mindful and fully experience our lives, while planning for the future offers us direction and purpose.

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    1. Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. I’m truly honored and delighted that my philosophy resonated with you. It’s wonderful to hear how it aligns with the concept of “Right Effort” and the balanced approach to life you mentioned. Your insights add depth to the conversation, and I appreciate you sharing them.

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