the recommendation to go take a class in a topic about which she did not feel good. Yuck! Instead of just saying no thank you, inside S the suggestion triggered a discouraged mood and a wash of “not good enough” feelings from her past.
She watched a movie to distract herself,
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exhibit of photographs with great enthusiasm. In contact withthe venue, she communicated with the coordinator to learn what system of hanging would be used in the show. “The space has a ridge from which the artist adds hooks and uses fishline to hang the work.”
The day to create the arrangement arrived.
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Then during the day she watches for what inspires her as she goes through her day: her drive to and from work, her job, her interactions and more.
One morning Em started her contemplation noticing her feelings. Wow she realized how alone she felt, and it was not comfortable.
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Immediately M set her intention– find a satisfying new home. With that our heroine affirmed her connection to Source and the protection available to her. She wanted to assume the best, to live with an open and loving heart, to have courage.
Each morning she offered quiet focus on what she wanted,
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Loretta uses online dating as a venue for growth. Isn’t she using online dating to meet men and find a boyfriend? Yes, and while she is participating, she wants to enjoy herself as much as she can. For her relishing this journey involves a bit of waking up.
At first she browsed the profiles screening not only for ones she admired,
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We can use our focus to get what we want. Isn’t that cool to know we have that personal power!
We CAN shape what happens to us! To do this involves changing some habits of thought and practicing some new tools. Doesn’t it feel good to declare, ” I will go for this thing I want. I will give this a shot!”
In this post learn how we can direct the flow of events in our lives.
I bet all you readers have heard the advice to forgive. Let’s look at an even greater perspective.
Recently I heard a spiritual leader of a church community in Texas talk about forgiveness. Yes, when we hold onto a past hurt, we hurt ourselves. Yes, we want to clear ourselves and practice living in this present moment.
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operating his vehicle. She cringed.
Listen in to the flow of her thoughts as she processed his news:
“This person does not pay attention.
This fellow is not a good driver.
I am at risk if I ride with that person.
This man may keep doing this.
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Once Upon a Time Louann experienced an unusual circumstance in traffic. A red light for a left turn appeared not to function– she turned left when it appeared safe. About a minute later, our heroine created worry, got afraid of a traffic ticket, and then berated herself for poor judgment.
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She changed her life so that instead of down, she felt happier more of the time. Please read what else happened as shifted her habits of thinking incrementally over a few years’ time .
At First
Claudine worked as a biologist on a research project.
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