Introduction to My Personal Philosophy
My personal philosophy is a tapestry woven from the rich threads of Christian morality, the rationality and resilience of Stoicism, and the invincible strength of the Finnish Sisu. This philosophy guides my actions, imbues me with the character needed for effective coping strategies, and strengthens me in the face of life’s challenges.
Practicing Essential Qualities
I practice these essential qualities daily—maturity, responsibility, integrity, patience, kindness, peace, and respect. These are not just words but the bedrock of my actions. I believe that by living these qualities, I can be a positive example for others. Teach by example, I say, is more powerful than preaching and hypocrisy.
My motivation to instill these values comes from observing the heavy negativity on social media platforms. It is this contrast that drives me to propagate positivity and build-up. Younger generations deserve a better example; we must set them straight.
The Current State of Our Planet
The global situation is complex and ever-changing. From climate change to social inequality, our world faces unprecedented challenges. Yet amidst this uncertainty, one truth remains constant: change is the only constant. As humans, we must embrace this change, adapt, and find new ways to thrive.
/Internal Desire for Growth and Contribution
It is within all of us an innate drive to grow, to contribute to our environment, and to push ourselves out of our comfort zones. Each day, we can choose to do something that scares us, and in doing so, we can change, even just a little bit.
At times, pain and discomfort can be catalysts for change. It is through these trials that we learn and grow. When we recognize a problem or issue that truly matters to us, it is our innate need to address it that compels us to make a difference.
Our Innate Evolutionary Plan
It is often said that we are without a choice, as Nature’s singular all-encompassing evolutionary plan dictates our journey. We must continuously undergo inner revolutions to reach a predetermined final state. Pain and suffering drive us to change, forcing us to adapt and evolve.
Nonetheless, while this plan governs our evolution, we still have the free will to awaken to full consciousness. This means understanding why we must change, becoming fully aware of the transitions from one developmental level to the next. Through this understanding, we can align ourselves with the plan and thrive.
Conclusion
My journey is not just about personal growth but also about making a positive impact in the world. By adhering to my philosophy of integration between Christian morality, Stoic logic, and Finnish resilience, I can inspire others. Let us all embrace change, grow, and contribute positively to the world around us.