Be still. Be quiet. While you are verbally quiet, you may find that quiet space inside of yourself. You may have a burst of sudden joy filling up around your heart area. Bliss. It may feel as though you can feel your heart singing. This experience can only occur when you can look out of yourself, without mental comment…Wisdom Master Maticintin
What might stop you in achieving your goals?
Stop for a moment and calm your thoughts. Watch this beautiful presentation of Right Now.
End each day with power and acknowledgement of today’s accomplishments.
“Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson-
Work your way through this program and be very clear about what you want. Allow at least 40 minutes for this one, though every minute is worth it.
This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May 2006.
There are many different philosophies, schools and practices for healing. There always have been, and should continue to be. No one perspective has a monopoly on care, insight, considered answers or evidence of success.
Yet, an argument ensues suggesting that the overriding allopathic tradition (the practice of our GPs and doctors in hospitals) is “more right” and “distinctly better”, and that all other perspectives are foolhardy, even dangerous. Not only does the evidence not stack up, but attempts to dismiss different, yet credible, points of view is genuinely dangerous.
Distortions in reality occur in many sectors of society. When such distortions are institutionally enforced, systematic inequalities develop. As a result, we all suffer, even simply, from the knock-on effect of being denied proper information about what’s real and what’s possible in human experience.
Source: http://alobar.livejournal.com/1396877.html
I once saw a multi-millionaire do a demonstration that changed my life.
The man held two deflated balloons, one substantially larger than the other. He explained that in this demonstration “air” represented money and each balloon represented a different person. He then proceeded to blow up (put money into) the smaller balloon (person). He maxed it out at about 6 inches.
He then blew air, (money) into the larger balloon (person) and maxed it out at about 12 inches. He then asked, “What’s the difference between these two “people”? The obvious answer was that “the bigger balloon (person) can hold a lot more air (money) than the smaller balloon (person) without busting.
This demonstration hit me right between the eyes. I had just “blown up” my fourth business in a row and was in the midst of looking for a new “right” opportunity. Once again, I was searching outside myself for the answer. I had never even considered that maybe “I” was part of the problem.
The lesson was clear: “your wealth can only grow to the extent you do!”
If you keep putting more ‘money’ into a small ‘person’, they will quickly go bust! I got it and then could barely look at myself in the mirror for a week!
Read the rest of this incredible book, here “How To Develop A Millionaire Mind: The Secret Psychology Of Wealth” by T. Harv Eker
This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May & early June 2006.
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