Agatha Seymour's

However strange it might sound in our bitter world, sometimes as a believer I wish all the best for every creature, mainly on the basis of Buddhist teachings. I wish that everybody feel good and has a better life. As I see it, we shouldn't live without sympathy. Just because one doesn’t put their sorrow in the showcase, it doesn’t mean that they don’t have any problems. Many people are expelled to the streets, children don't have anything to eat, so many horrors are there in the world.... We must be grateful for the things we have and it doesn't cost anything to wish all the best for everybody before going to sleep. If you want to know more about the writer please visit agathaseymour.com

I regularly take my books, which I don’t need any more to the second-hand bookshop. On the one hand, the new pieces of my collection don’t have enough space; on the other hand, it always comes to my mind what if someone needs the books I have already read. Maybe others will also consider taking their read books to the shop and I will be able to read the one I have been looking for. How wonderful it would be if in a nice circle always everybody would find what they want to read. If you want to know more about the writer please visit agathaseymour.com

Every time I think about the fact how many awful things have happened to me during my life, it also always comes to my mind that without these I wouldn’t have been able to find my inner treasure, the way to confidence. If I weren’t left to myself in hard situations, if weren’t forced to discover my hidden power-sources I wouldn’t be here today, curious about how many things I am capable of which I have never tried before, that I have never thought of before. Then I get nervous that what if I’m not going to have enough time to try all of these?! The most wonderful thing of all is that we are ALL so rich inside and building your confidence is not at all a difficult thing! If you want to know more about the writer please visit agathaseymour.com

Though everybody is looking for happiness I have often experienced that happiness comes like a kind of by-product in life. Since I don’t expect huge things under the label ‘happiness’, for me happiness means the sense of satisfaction after work, having a rest after cleaning or being content after a prolonged project. In these cases happiness isn’t the main aim, but completing a task to the best of my knowledge. For me this kind of contentment and achievement results in happiness. If you want to know more about the writer please visit: agathaseymour.com

I’m often impatient. Despite the fact that I know that everything has its own time. I know it for sure that certain people and certain situations find me when I’m ready for them, when I can handle what they might provide for me. Nothing can be urged, not even with a word, nor with a thought. Although I often urge things, I must calm myself down, knowing that everybody and everything is doing what they have to, until we can meet. Everybody else, just like me, must grow up for the meeting. Everything is in perfect order in the world.