To The Universe, your failures are never failures….just attempts at success. Like a child learning to ride a bicycle; sometimes the desire, the balance and practice (lots of practice) needs to take place before you actually get the hang of it. ~ Creator
HJ: Questions allow you to suspend your habitual ways of thinking and venture into the realms of creativity and possibility. They ignite your imagination and help you solve seemingly insurmountable problems, overcoming challenges and roadblocks in the process. Below, you will find five powerful questions to help you do just that and create even more success and joy this year than you ever thought possible.
- Truth
Five Questions to Create a Better Life
By Polly Campbell | Imperfect Spirituality
One of the best ways to live deliberately – to actually become aware of the life you are living to create the experiences you desire – is to ask good questions.
When we ask questions our brains and instincts circle around searching for the answers until they come up with something that speaks to our questions.
We are your cosmic entourage, always at your beck and call to assist, to support, to encourage, to wrap you up in unconditional love, as you move through your life experiences. Did you really think we would allow you to move into a life expression without all the supports you needed? You, Dear Ones, are the superstars of the universe, being in the body and driving such amazing and profound changes on your planet. You are the ground crew, the pioneers, the courageous change makers, so never hesitate to ask for our help, because it is our complete honour and pleasure to serve you however we can. ~Archangel Gabriel
We all have those times where life has become completely dull and uninspiring. In moments like these we crave to feel the spark of life again. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to get your fire burning again!
Here are three easy ways to see life anew when you feel like you’re stuck in a rut:
1. Be spontaneous: So often we do the same thing every. single. day. We wake up at the same time and we go to bed at the same time. We go to the same restaurants and we go to the same grocery stores. We talk to the same people. We wear the same clothes.
If you want to kick life up a notch, take a weekend off and do everything differently! Think of it as a mini-adventure/vacation from your routine.
Greet each person with a smile while making eye contact. Release all judgments towards others. Focus on the knowledge that every person you meet is created by the same Source that created you. See everyone as an equal, as part of you.
Whenever it is appropriate, tell the people you interact with that you appreciate them. Notice every person that comes into your visual field. Pay attention to ways you may be of assistance. A simple nod or smile can make a positive difference in a person’s day.
Notice people’s reactions. There will be some who are uneasy and avert their eyes from you. Others may grunt an acknowledgement in return. Some will markedly brighten. No matter how they react towards you, be mindful not to judge them. Do not allow yourself to become unbalanced if anyone acts in a way that you feel is inappropriate.
This exercise is for you, to assist you in paying attention, honoring and respecting all people. You would do well to repeat this exercise every day until it becomes habitual. Try it; you’ll like it! Selamet! Cimi 10
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The poet Rumi once said, “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it”.
The same thing could be said of happiness. Instead of looking outwards for happiness, simply look within at all the ways you are preventing yourself from being happy in this very moment — and work on letting them go.
To get you started, here are 27 common things that prevent our happiness.
Your worth is not contingent on external factors like your titles, relationship status, financial situation or career. These are just roles you play in life. As a human being, you are inherently worthwhile and whole.
When you worry about what might go wrong in your life, you’re creating your own personal hell in an otherwise peaceful and beautiful present moment.
Mark Twain once said, “Comparison is the death of joy”...
Source: www.commondreams.org | Original Post Date: February 9, 2015 –
“Happy Monday! S&P 500 now up 10% for year” —CNN Money
“Third-quarter U.S. economic growth strongest in 11 years” —Reuters
“The U.S. economy is on a tear” —Wall Street Journal
Half of our nation, by all reasonable estimates of human need, is in poverty. The jubilant headlines above speak for people whose view is distorted by growing financial wealth. The argument for a barely surviving half of America has been made before, but important new data is available to strengthen the case.
Written by Wes Annac, The Culture of Awareness
“If, then, I were asked for the most important advice I could give, that which I considered to be the most useful to the men of our century, I should simply say: in the name of God, stop a moment, cease your work, look around you.”
― Leo Tolstoy (1)
A reader recently mentioned an interesting idea, which is that we can be aware of awareness.
How can we do this, you ask? From my perspective, the best way is to act on the things we become aware of. Awareness is a concept that doesn’t receive as much attention as it should, and if we’re more aware of it, we might make choices each day that are aligned with it.
Most of us consider ourselves spiritually aware, but how often do we act on the things we’ve learned? How often do we actually put our lessons into play? If we really ask ourselves these questions, we might find that we haven’t expanded or lived up to our awareness as much as we could be.
The primary cause of our unhappiness is never the situation we’re in, but our thoughts about it.
We spend so much time working on our external world, but nothing will transform your life more than working on your internal world – making positive shifts in your perception, thought patterns and attitude.
If you feel trapped by negative thinking, here are five effective ways to deal with negative thoughts:
Humans are meaning making machines, so it’s useful to question your interpretation of events and see if you’re creating stories which may not necessarily be true.
Next time something happens and you start jumping to conclusions, pause and ask yourself: Is this really true? Can I know for sure? Could I be reading meaning into the situation which isn’t really there? Could I see things differently?
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