My Favorite Mantra

One of my inspirational discovery years ago is The Dalai Lama.  Adopting to the wisdom of keeping everything in the positive bay never goes wrong.  A lot of people have the innate reaction of retaliating to negative situations with the same as (or exceeding, at times) the impact  as they have received them.  It may not be easy to react with kindness, but it's truly worth every ounce of effort to give it a go. ✿✿✿


Location: Taguig City, Philippines

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