Although a magical life is ideal, however, we all too often find ourselves in situations that seem to bring us down, rather than to lift us up. And it’s not always so easy to feel a sense of magic and wonder if you are deeply frustrated with your daily routine.
Here are a few things you should do to make your life a bit more magical.
1. Turn your home into a cozy and orderly environment that matches your ideal temperament.
Your home isn’t just a place that you sleep, eat and shower. It’s an environment that has a dramatic effect on your overall sense of perspective and well-being.
Whenever you spend a significant percentage of your time in any one place, you can be quite sure that that place is going to not only come to reflect your mood and temperament on some level, but will also influence them significantly.
The point, here, is that if you turn your home into a cosy and orderly environment that matches the temperament you want, it will have the effect of making your everyday life just that bit more magical.
If you’re looking to buy your dream home, applying for a home loan online is easy, and if you are simply looking to de-clutter or improve your existing environment, there are plenty of effective guides out there for doing so.
Take your home seriously, in any case, and your life can improve significantly.
2. Get out into nature on a regular basis
Time spent in nature isn’t just a casual hobby that suits people of particular temperaments – rather, it’s one of the most universal and significant things any person can do in order to remain balanced and healthy, not to mention connected to a sense of the magic and wonder of life.
Research has found that people who spend a good deal of their time in nature are happier and healthier on average than the rest of us. And nature is the perfect place to reflect on the wonder and majesty of things, in a way that stretches beyond the realm of human innovation.
3. Focus on doing one thing at a time, and limit information overload
Some famous psychological experiments have shown clearly that people can miss extremely blatant features of their environment, if their attention is directed elsewhere – even if those blatant features are literally right in front of them, in their line of sight.
It follows that, if you’re constantly distracted and are overloading yourself with information, you will be far less likely to notice and appreciate the blessings and magical features of life that are right in front of you.
To counteract this, focus on doing one thing at a time, and giving it as much of your attention as possible. And don’t constantly be scrolling through your social media feed on your phone, or leaving the TV on in the background.
I think we all seem to neglect our homes a bit more than we should. I love to be outside to read or watch an early morning sunrise.
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