A recent question submitted:
I am currently reading the manuscript "The Science of getting rich" I also read the book "The Secret". I now have a more positive outlook which has changed my life and given me the courage to start my own business. The manuscript I think I will read again because it is a little bit harder to comprehend the first time. "acting in a certain way''. Insight please?
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"Acting in a certain way" means to have your actions congruent with your desires for riches; whether those riches be financial, material, relational or emotional.
Zig Ziglar, one of the trail blazers in motivational speakers would tell stories whereas someone would say they wanted to earn more money in their business. Then they would contradict that statement by not clarifying their goals, not writing a plan, not preparing for meetings, not following up on promises, not taking care of themselves in a healthy way so poor health would prevent them from exhibiting their best, and so on.
When a persons thoughts and actions are synchronous with their goals, they are acting in the way of successful people. When a person stays conscious of what they think and speak and how they act, they soon have the opportunity to see if they are acting in a way that will take them closer to or farther away from their goals and desires.
Numerous books are telling the same message: including "Think & Grow Rich", “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind”, “The Master Key”, “Creating True Prosperity”, “:Science of Mind”, “The Power of Intention” “ A Course in Miracles”, “Synchronicity”, "It Works With Simple Keys", "How To Turn Your Desires and Ideals Into Reality "…and more.
Wishing you awesome and continuous success.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
The Right Time to Heal
How long does it take to heal from the perception of an event or the infliction of a wound?
Medical experts have theories on how long our body should take to heal from an illness or physical wound, however, what about those emotional wounds?
Some people seem to float through, others bounce back quickly and still others seem to suffer indefinitely?
Is there a right and a wrong way to heal?
The answer is: your healing is YOUR healing.
The only one to determine if you are healing in the manner that is best for you - is YOU.
I met a man last week, Steven, and his Grandfather, Charles, of whom he was quite proud. Steven's Grandparents had been married for over 40 years, until the his Grandmother passed away. A number of months after the death of his wife, Charles started dating again. When he did this, he received criticism from friends and family. Some were voicing their opinion as to whether he had loved his wife, to be moving on so quickly. They saw his behavior as uncaring and selfish, and took every opportunity to tell him. They believed in a societal time frame on healing after the death of a "loved" one, and he was violating that social time limit in their eyes. almost daily someone would say to him, "If you loved your wife, then how could you betray her this way after death". He felt attacked. He felt he was the one being treated unloving. He stayed true to what he knew was his healing journey, what was right for him.
When he announced his plans to marry his new girlfriend less than 18 months after his first wives death, many of Charles' "friends" refused to attend the ceremony.
As you heal a wound or a loss in your life, are you following a healing time requirement that was set outside of yourself, or are you listening to inspired guidance and following inspired action on your journey?What is your reaction to another persons' healing process?
Did you have a reaction to Charles' story?
Did it empower you or show you a pre-mature cognitive commitment that you have embodied?Mindfulness is a powerful Key. Be mindful of your reasons for your opinions and judgments, Create the most loving healing space for yourself by embracing your healing journey and healing on your terms. This is a powerful key to loving yourself.
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Medical experts have theories on how long our body should take to heal from an illness or physical wound, however, what about those emotional wounds?
Some people seem to float through, others bounce back quickly and still others seem to suffer indefinitely?
Is there a right and a wrong way to heal?
The answer is: your healing is YOUR healing.
The only one to determine if you are healing in the manner that is best for you - is YOU.
I met a man last week, Steven, and his Grandfather, Charles, of whom he was quite proud. Steven's Grandparents had been married for over 40 years, until the his Grandmother passed away. A number of months after the death of his wife, Charles started dating again. When he did this, he received criticism from friends and family. Some were voicing their opinion as to whether he had loved his wife, to be moving on so quickly. They saw his behavior as uncaring and selfish, and took every opportunity to tell him. They believed in a societal time frame on healing after the death of a "loved" one, and he was violating that social time limit in their eyes. almost daily someone would say to him, "If you loved your wife, then how could you betray her this way after death". He felt attacked. He felt he was the one being treated unloving. He stayed true to what he knew was his healing journey, what was right for him.
When he announced his plans to marry his new girlfriend less than 18 months after his first wives death, many of Charles' "friends" refused to attend the ceremony.
As you heal a wound or a loss in your life, are you following a healing time requirement that was set outside of yourself, or are you listening to inspired guidance and following inspired action on your journey?What is your reaction to another persons' healing process?
Did you have a reaction to Charles' story?
Did it empower you or show you a pre-mature cognitive commitment that you have embodied?Mindfulness is a powerful Key. Be mindful of your reasons for your opinions and judgments, Create the most loving healing space for yourself by embracing your healing journey and healing on your terms. This is a powerful key to loving yourself.
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
What would you do if you knew you could not fail?
What would you do if:
You didn’t need to workYou didn’t need to report to anyone.
You didn’t need to workYou didn’t need to report to anyone.
You have all the money you believe you need,
You have all the support you believe you need.
Your health is perfect.
You have all the energy you believe is required.
Everyone agrees with you and everyone is on your side in your decisions.
Everything is working in your favor
You cannot fai.
What would you be doing?
You cannot fai.
What would you be doing?
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