What's been the lowest point of your life so far? Do you ever think you'll feel as bad as that again?

By · May 30, 2009 · Filed in Past Life Contracts

The lowest point in my life was when I was about to enter my second year of university and was informed that I didn't pass the first. My girlfriend then left me for an idiot. I asked at my part time work if they could give me full time work and they laid me off completely. Finally, I lived in a £500,000 London house with 6 students and was responsible for all their council taxes even though I was unemployed! I had a year left on the contract so was stuck there unless I got evicted! Suddenly I had no future, home, fantastic girlfriend, job, or money!

What I'm thinking is that as I've experienced being that low once, it won't be so bad if it gets like that again. Does that make sense to you? Does each human mind have a limit to how low it will go?

They say life begins at forty well that's the day i got epilepsy and lost my job as a result, had to sell my barge which i lived on (my house basically) lost my driving licenses,lost my self confidence,couldn't cook for my self or go near water,ride a bike,climb ladders,etc etc.i now suffer from depression and have to see a psycho therapist.Nice one eh.There's always someone worse off than yourself.

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I got divorced after 22 years of marriage – had to start all over again with house etc plus had child who was under hospital – I ended up on anti-depressants – I know I will never feel as much pain as I did then – built up a wall I suppose. I think it gives you the courage to carry on – like you say how bad is bad – things can only get better lol – and things have got better a lot better in fact.
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Yes things can get even more worse then that. But you made a life experience that no one can take from you. So sit down and see what is that you want achieve in live. Whats your purpose for your live what you want to achieve ? Then brake it down in parts and then achieve the parts of it,so you get the whole purpose in this way achieved.
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They say life begins at forty well that's the day i got epilepsy and lost my job as a result, had to sell my barge which i lived on (my house basically) lost my driving licenses,lost my self confidence,couldn't cook for my self or go near water,ride a bike,climb ladders,etc etc.i now suffer from depression and have to see a psycho therapist.Nice one eh.There's always someone worse off than yourself.
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Life is like a paper cup…up is the only direction. When you've been frightened enough to go crazy, and you didn't–you can't go much further down. So then you know that there is a return effect and you will start the curve upward. The trick is to find a median plane and stay *there* without soaring too high or crashing. I aspire to mediocrity. Those on top have to struggle to stay there and those on the bottom bear the weight of all the people piled on them…so somewhere in the middle is the best. We all have our burdens but at least no one is going to try and shoot you down if you have nothing they want.
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