“W” like Wellness:
(physical, emotional, mental & spiritual):
– Willingness
– Wholeness
– Well-being
1. Willingness
Whatever we think of ourselves, however, we perceive ourselves in terms of our health, strength, inner power, destiny, or ability – becomes our everyday reality.
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Our thoughts become the blueprints for our experience, and our Wellness depends on our will.
What is your idea of well-being? Does your life reflect that? Have you permitted yourself to experience Wellness: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually? And if not – what do you think stops you from living a healthy, happy, and fulfilled life?
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To fully implement Wellness in all areas of our life – we need to be willing to look closely at what blocks us from living the life we want. We need to be able to define clearly what limits us: is it our environment? The way we were brought up? The way others influence what we think, or do?
We need to question our motives, as well as clearly understand why and how others contribute to our situation through their opinions or actions.
Our willingness to clearly define our limitations is the first step to our well-being.
Wellness is the conscious act of living our life according to our standards of health, happiness, and fulfillment.
When we allow ourselves to “get out of the box” and change our habitual thinking into the conscious and purposeful will to experience Wellness – it is the mark of the beginning of our true well-being.
2. Wholeness
True Wellness is an ongoing process of applying our idea of well-being to all areas of our life. In short – our idea of Wellness becomes our lifestyle.
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Such wholeness leads to fulfillment. Fulfillment leads to happiness. Happiness leads to health (physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual). Health leads to joy. Joy leads to awareness. Awareness leads to wholeness. And so – the cycle is completed.
To ensure your Wellness – see it as wholeness.
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The ancient cultures knew that and learned how to create Wellness by practicing a holistic approach to living life.
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A life that reflects wholeness is governed by the wisdom of one’s Heart.
* In the Master Teachings of HOPE, we use the word “Heart” to describe the core of your essence, your “pure inner person”. The part of you where you hold your own, beautiful truth, free of any conditioning and fears.
Our Wellness depends on the state of our Heart. Our Heart and our life are communicating vessels.
A happy life equals a happy Heart. A happy Heart equals a happy life.

3. Well-being
In all of human history, we can find examples of how various societies have been and are programmed to live under the impression that people need to pay dues of some sort to either stay alive, healthy, safe, or be able to live a better life.
Sometimes the threat to our happy existence reaches even beyond our life. And we may fear that we will also be miserable in the afterlife.
And so, step by step, as a human race, people have been robbed of their birth-given right to well-being, to live their life the way they were meant to be: happy, healthy, comfortable, and fulfilled.
From generation to generation these limitations and subconscious programming have been passed down to make most of us imprisoned in the illusion of having to live the life we don’t want to live.
It doesn’t need to continue this way.
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We have the power to say “enough” to all of this. We have the power to change our reality. We have the power to free ourselves from all the limitations that work against us, not letting us live the life we want deep inside.




