As we get older and more experienced in life, we begin to feel more confident about our philosophy of life and more rooted in our beliefs. At the same time, we are often experiencing more stress, more responsibility and at times more anxiety about how are we going to get everything that we have dreamt of accomplished! Then someone older and wiser comes along, perhaps a parent, grandparent or a spiritual teacher who has a little morsel of wisdom to share and turn our noses up at it saying thinking that the idea is outdated or they just don’t understand. But is that really the case? Is it really the elder who doesn’t understand? Or is it our ego stepping in to sabotage our success.
Sometimes we even repeat this process with our Creator. We might say a very heartfelt prayer asking for some particular change or healing in our life. But just as soon as the prayer is said our ego mind goes nuts trying to figure out how we are going to accomplish this task or gain this new insight or heal some situation or relationship issue that we have going on. Not a minute does our mind rest or let up. Do we really think that from our little human ego perspective we can come up with a better plan to accomplish our request than our Creator?
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Thought, Language & Emotion - "Reclaiming Your True Power"
If everything you thought or said manifested instantaneously how clear would you train yourself to think and speak? For generations spiritual leaders, philosophers and respected members of academia have been trying to teach the rest of the world the secrets to success and inner peace. Across the board the common theme is that we have the ultimate power of choice in how we think, feel and speak. In addition, how we think, feel and speak dramatically influence our perception of life, our experience of life how we perceive and respond to opportunity and most importantly our relationships.
“The world we have created is a product of our thinking;
it cannot be changed without changing our thinking.”
- Albert Einstein
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