My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living

Religion & Spirituality

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Synopsis

Words of wisdom from a modern-day mystic in a language you can understand. Conscious living involves being aware of what’s going on in your life and, more importantly, what’s going on in your mind. How you experience life depends on what you choose to believe. If you never take the time to examine your beliefs, or to question your assumptions, you end up living unconsciously. When you live unconsciously, you live your life according to somebody else’s beliefs. You end up trying to meet somebody else’s expectations and not your own. The insights in this book flow from a sense of being aware that you can change the world, but not in the way most of us think about doing that. Real change happens when you accept that there is only one thing that can be changed: how you choose to see things.

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Author Biography

Peter Mulraney is a crime writing mystic from Adelaide, Australia. He worked as a teacher, an insurance agent, a banker, and a public servant before turning to full-time writing. He is the author of the Inspector West & Stella Bruno Investigates crime series, several books as a mystic, including My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living, and the Living Alone & Everyday Business Skills series of self-help books.

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Author Insight

Are you sure it's worth getting upset about?

Have you noticed how you feel more peaceful when you don't let things upset you? I have, and my life has been a lot more enjoyable ever since I stopped letting myself get upset by all those annoying little things that show up every day. Why not give it a go? You won't regret it.

Book Excerpt

My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living

We like being right, and we give ourselves permission to be angry when someone does or says something we don’t agree with or does something that causes us a slight inconvenience.

Accepting responsibility for your life is acknowledging that you no longer want to live like that. It means you’re taking control of your response to any specific situation, by giving yourself a moment to think about it – and it only takes a moment – before you respond.

Remembering to breathe helps. It gives you that little space to ask yourself: are you sure it’s worth getting upset about?

Funny thing is, though, most things are not worth getting upset about, and when you stop reacting and start choosing your responses consciously, you feel a lot better.

My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living

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Peter Mulraney

My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living

Synopsis

Author Biography

Author Insight

Are you sure it's worth getting upset about?

Have you noticed how you feel more peaceful when you don't let things upset you? I have, and my life has been a lot more enjoyable ever since I stopped letting myself get upset by all those annoying little things that show up every day. Why not give it a go? You won't regret it.

Book Excerpt

My Life is My Responsibility: Insights for Conscious Living

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