HJ: Nothing is inherently good or bad—it’s what you make of it that determines how it affects you. Succumbing to negative thoughts makes them negative, but using them to accelerate your growth makes transforms them into a positive opportunity for growth and expansion… and the people who master this process almost always become wildly successful and happy to boot…

– Truth

7 Ways to Learn from Your Negative Thoughts

By Bethany Rosselit

“The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled.” ~Plutarch

I remember when I first learned about “positive thinking.” I was to observe my thoughts, then sort them into “useful” and “not useful.”

This made sense to me, and it surprised me how many “not useful” thoughts I encountered. On a daily basis, I was telling myself that I was not good enough, that things could never work out, and that I was on the verge of being fired from my job.

Create clean technology: that’s Manoj Bargahva’s mantra. He’s the mind behind the small 5-Hour Energy drink bottle you see sold in stores on almost every corner. Worth around $4 billion dollars, Bargahva has pledged to use 90%  of that money to serve others around the globe. He feels a certain responsibility to invent and invest in products and technology which will help poorer people (particularly those still living in unindustrialized communities) achieve a decent quality of life.  Manoj sees this starting with having power and water.

“If you’re given more — more is expected of you.” 

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According to the World Bank, around 1.1 billion people around the globe still do not have access to electricity. About 2.9 billion use solid fuels — wood, charcoal, coal, and dung — for cooking and heating. One of Manoj’s stipulations in creating new technologies is that they must not have a negative impact on the planet. He says “that’s the ideal invention,” explaining that  “simple stuff is the greatest, because it impacts everything and doesn’t have unintended consequences.”

Gratitude is one of the most powerful tools you have as a human being. It is so much more than being polite. It is a profoundly effective manifestation tool, as it provides feedback to the universe on what you wish to expand and multiply. It anchors the energy of what you prefer to experience. In fact, you could consider it to be an energetic sorting tool, as well as the steering wheel of the flow.

Gratitude also helps you connect with the Now moment. It allows you to acknowledge the magic and abundance that exists all around you, if only you have eyes to see. Gratitude allows you to see how loved and supported you are, and to expand into even more of that experience of love, because it is, in effect, sending love and appreciation back. Gratitude is how you dance and create with the unconditional love of your guides, universe and Source. It is honouring your connection as an important co-creator of it all. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2015/10/10/daily-message-saturday-october-10-2015/

There was a Granny who had a brace of flying ducks. They spent most of their time sitting and resting on a nearby shed watching the neighbourhood. Every now and then Granny would catch a duck for a dinner. She  threw duck food on the ground then waited for them to come closer until  she was able to catch one after a short chase.

Years passed and Granny no longer had the strength to chase ducks. But she had an idea. She pulled a few feathers from each duck tail to stop them flying away from her. It solved the problem, but what happened next was totally unexpected.

The new generation of ducks born from non flying parents did not even try to fly. They had all the  feathers needed to be able to fly but no one to show them that they could. The best they could do with their wings was merely correct their balance or fly just above the ground, which felt more like fast running. They led their lives in a flat world never being aware of the true potential of their wings.

By Irwin Ozborne
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

“In 1492, the natives discovered they were Indians, discovered they lived in America, discovered they were naked, discovered that the Sin existed, discovered they owed allegiance to a King and Kingdom from another world and a God from another sky, and that this God had invented the guilty and the dress, and had sent to be burnt alive who worships the Sun the Moon the Earth and the Rain that wets it.” ~ Eduardo Galeano

A good friend of mine, a member of the Republic of Lakotah, had a meeting with her first grade son’s elementary school principal. Apparently, her six-year-old was being defiant in classroom. What were these defiant actions? Well, upon his teacher explaining Columbus Day and honoring the courageous and brave sailor who discovered this land in 1492, he had a couple of questions for the teacher. He wanted to know how it was possible that Christopher Columbus discovered a land in which his ancestors had lived for over 30,000 years, he wanted to know what happened to all the people who lived here in 1491, and he wanted to know why the man responsible for invading his native land and slaughtering his ancestors was being honored.

Your family is a relationship of your own making; whether it be blood, bond or community. You are a part of it and it is of you. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/10/10/family/