we all know all - waka

WAKA is a Swahili word meaning ‘to burn’. The act of ‘turning on’ or ‘to light’ is ‘washa’; the act of being lit is ‘waka’.

 

To observe is to change.

Answers are always present—within you, right before your eyes, and all around you. To see them, you must ask the right questions. If you’re wondering, “Who should I ask?” you’re already on the right path.

Imagine a train moving along a track. Many people believe they’re on the wrong track, waiting for a diversion that will lead them to the right path. They expect to recognize this new track at the perfect moment and switch to it. In reality, there is only one track, and your daily thoughts determine its direction. Every decision you make brings you closer to or further from your deepest desires.

Perhaps the path is already set, or maybe you’re creating it as you go. Both possibilities may be equally true, working together so that it doesn’t matter how things come to be. What matters is your awareness of these possibilities. Your deepest desires have no moral form; they have nothing to do with good or bad or right or wrong. This awareness leads to a transformation in your perception of what appears to you as making decisions and eventually as a change for the better. You will begin to do good. Ultimately, the only true path reveals itself after you make your decision, and your awareness determines the direction.

VUKA

“Observe/pay attention – try/do – repeat/practice – know/master – manipulate/create/change”

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