Infinite Possibilities Project
#InfinitePossibilitiesProject
The universe is infinite and achieving your goals
drawing power from this infinite universe is what we all aim for. But actually
jotting them down, prioritizing them and acting upon them is what no one
actually achieves. Taking small, timely steps to understand our self, our
needs, our priorities and goals in life is important and this is what #IPP has
done for me over the period of 30 days.
The Project has helped me introspect, made me set my
priorities. Some activities have motivated me to dream and pursue the dream;
given me energy to work towards the goals and the completion of this project
has given me a sense of accomplishment.
Learning is the breath of life, and this project has
helped me to learn about myself. To look at myself too, learn to be at peace
with oneself. I have learnt to dream and to take steps towards follow the
dream. To keep myself motivated, smile and make the day – a memorable one. I
have learnt to love myself and my dreams, aims and goals. Nothing is too far to
be achieved, and nothing negative in the present actually matters in the long
run. This project has taught me that taking small but definite steps, helps you
to move towards your goal.
To love yourself doesn’t mean that we forget others, it
means, give time to yourself and to what you want to achieve in life, meanwhile,
as you stay happy others stay happy around you. You have a sense of accomplishment
which drowns the stress and worries about trivial issues around.
I have been able to realize what my priority in life is.
How important my dreams are and I obtained the zest to follow my dream. It has taught
me that “no dream is too big”, it is your imagination and your perseverance
that makes or breaks your dream.
Over the period of 30 days of this project, I sense a
feeling of happiness, and accomplishment. This has made me look forward to take
steps towards making my dream a reality. It has taught me that it is not
impossible to achieve anything; just – keep moving, rather than being
stationary – tiny steps can complete a long journey.
Last year I read a lot of books and I wanted to change myself.
I never took any steps but kept procrastinating. But now I have realized, there
is no better time than now – this moment to start anything. This year, I will
dream big and take steps to achieve that dream. Last year, I was just a reader,
this time I will read as well as write, and most importantly I am now writing
the new story of my forthcoming life, which is much more blessed, tranquil,
successful, happy and abundant.
The entire Infinite Possibilities Project has had a
captivating effect on me. Every day, I looked forward to the upcoming activity,
and though Mike said, it was a 10 minute activity; it actually kept my mind in
an active state for the entire month. I am asked to pick one favourite activity;
it would be, writing a letter from my future self to my present self. That made
me realize how we fuss over trivial things, which will not matter at all at a later
stage in life, forget 5 years, but even five months from now. It also gives an
inspiration and a sense of motivation. Claiming and discussing how all the
dreams are fulfilled, motivated me to act and to take steps to fulfil my dreams.
Of course each activity is fun and inspirational, I will
use many of these activities, especially taking tiny steps towards my goal, and
writing about my successes to myself. Also I would write some letters, or
questions that I have to my future self, and I hope to receive answers from my
future self. – As Richard Bach did in Bridge across forever, he met his future
self to get answers.
I am unaware of being challenged to face fears, but yes,
it has made me take bold steps and put my foot down to make myself to reach out
and work for myself. While working on this project, it does make on think about
making action plans and taking actions.
The biggest realization that I have had is that no dream
is too big, and no trivial issue is too important to put away your happiness.
Happiness is actually dependent on other people or circumstances, so more than
happiness if we are able to find peace and contentment – we should find peace
inside our self – happiness comes along.
My new regimen for daily spiritual practice would be to
find new challenges, like these throughout the year and to spend at least one
hour for myself every day.
Kiran V Pandit
