Yung Pueblo Quotes

A powerful sign of maturity is the ability to dwell in the mind state of your choice, even when others fill your shared space with negativity.

one of my greatest mistakes was believing that another person could hold together all the pieces of me

i spent most
of my life
trying to prove
to myself and others
that i had no pain
and felt no sorrow
some people hit rock bottom before
they can change themselves drastically
because at that distance they can
best see who they really want to be

self-awareness helps us overcome blind reactions that make already difficult situations more turbulent. without self-awareness, it is difficult to make choices that differ from those you have made in the past.

i cannot make you happy, but i can commit to support you in the creation of your own happiness

The real you is not your initial reaction. The real you is your response that comes after your reaction. The real you is the one who can weave out of the grasp of the past and produce an authentic response that is based in the present.

A promising path to security, even though it may seem paradoxical, is letting go. When you are attached to nothing, there is no pathway to hurt. When you are attached to nothing, happiness appears in abundance.

you have
walked through fire
survived floods
and triumphed
over demons
remember this
the next time you doubt
your own power

The interaction between mental and physical phenomena occurs at incredible speeds — at the conventional level of everyday life, we may seem solid, but, in reality, our being is in a constant state of motion. This means that who we were in the past only remains as a memory; that person is not someone we can truly go back to.

as our self-awareness deepens, we begin to understand that much of who we are and how we see the world is formed through the accumulation of past emotional reactions.

i closed my eyes
to look inward
and found a universe
waiting to be explored

a real sign
of progress
is when we no longer
punish ourselves
for our imperfections

When you train the mind to observe things as they really are, to take in reality without projecting your emotions onto it and without trying to control it, happiness will become more available to you — this is how you open yourself up to your loving human nature. Happiness requires intentional action, healing, letting go, and teaching the mind to settle into the present moment.

when people heal themselves,
they also heal the future

base your relationship on clear communication and voluntary commitments, not expectations