Hakuna matata

 

Hakuna matata roughly translates to “there are no troubles” from the Swahili language, known from the movie Lion King.  

It has an echo, not to worry about things outside once control.

The childlike attitude that makes no sense to worry about things one has no control over because there's nothing one can do about.

The young mind has no worries, only imagination that takes it to another world of purity, and the anxiety to conquer the universe. 

Freedom and its spirituality are like a mosaic and one just need to laugh to find another the missing piece.

To dance in the rain makes spiritual growth very simple, one step of diligence, two steps of laughter, and that pinch of sweet fairy dust.

For the universe catches ones back and gives a gentle nudge in the direction what seems like a hilarious wink from the divine order.

The divine comedy that acts like a stand-up comedian, always delivers the punch line in perfect timing.

For those who think that God works in mysterious ways, never realizing his great sense of humor!

 God laugh’s a lot hearing people talking about their plans.

With this true freedom one is giving someone the permission to misunderstand once liberation.

The gaze of lights at night is the gigantic mirror of eternal beauty and one is looking at that reflection all the time.

One can see and wonder about what the universe has to offer.

A person who is at two with the universe is not schizophrenic but has enough egos that he does not step in front of the bus.

There is much likeness between falsehood and truth as there is between the person and his shadow, the difference is that the person has a life and the latter has none.

Hakuna matata is the blessing for those who found purpose in life and places the soul in the innocent trust.

Hakuna matata is an attainment that is attuning the self to the tune of faith, what all reasons fail to touch.

Hakuna matata is the period of ones spiritual development that depends very much upon the rhythm of ones life.