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19 April 2010, 06:57
Don't kill the messenger...by Dr. Robert Anthony
Hi Reader !
Everything that manifests in your life or anybody else's life that
you are observing, is nothing more than an indication of your
vibrational frequency. It is an INDICATOR. Indicators are
manifestations of what you have been doing vibrationally. Period.
So if wonderful things are happening, you are receiving
indications of the vibrations you have been sending out. If things
have been out of control in your life, then you've got negative
manifestations of what you have been offering vibrationally.
Indicators are just that - indicators. You don't want to kill the
messenger. You don't go to the gas station when the gas gauge is on
empty and lay your head on the steering wheel in utter despair and
say, "Oh look at what I have done. The gas gauge is on empty but I
kept driving. My life is a mess". The gas gauge is an indicator and
you know you have to do something about it. You don't paste a
happy face sticker over the gas gauge because it is depressing to
see you are on empty. And you don't usually wait until you are
completely out of gas and standing on the side of the road. You
fill it up don't you?
That's what we are talking about here. We are talking about your
indicator that lets you know what your habit of thought has been.
And if you have been feeling pretty crummy lately then it is time
for a fill up. If things are not going the way you want them to -
it's time to change your thoughts about it. It's time to offer
some more deliberate thought. It's time to seek a better attitude.
It's time to stop blaming yourself and others, stop feeling sorry
for yourself and become more positive, even in the smallest way.
Don't blame your "indicator". Instead, train your mind to look for
the good things in your life and you will find them.
Today will bring you a new awareness, a lesson or a manifestation
that you are making progress - IF YOU LOOK FOR IT! No matter how
large or small, please record it in your Evidence Journal. It will
only take a few moments and will AUTOMATICALLY put you in the Flow.
Truly Caring for Your Success!
Dr. Robert Anthony
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Margarita Nomeikiene
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11 April 2010, 13:26
Why Gratitude?What You Haven’t Been Told by Apollo Pampallis
Why Gratitude?
Lots of people write books on what they call gratitude, on how, if you appreciate what you have, you will get more. Though true, it has nothing to do with gratitude at all. It is a completely different principle, that of getting more of whatever you focus on. Gratitude is far more fundamental than that!
So then what is gratitude? First, let’s discuss what it is not…
Gratitude is not something you think and decide about. In particular it is not what you do in response to your life situation, irrespective however wonderful, non-descript or horrifying it might be.
Gratitude is a state of Beingness. An Attitude. It is actually an abbreviation of ‘Great Attitude’/Gr(e)atitude. The Attitude of Greatness. Or, if we are to playfully Americanize it, it’s what makes the ‘Great I dude’ ;-) .
Jesus was in a state of Gratitude His whole life, even while nailed to the cross. And Victor Frankl was too, after finding his post graduate studies in and practice in Freudian psychoanalysis meaningless. He also felt gratitude at the most trying time of his life while in a concentration camp. No more, no less. At a time when he saw his own religious leaders denounce God in dismal resignation.
If what I write is true, then to fully understand the condition of gratitude, we must also discuss its opposite. What do you think it is? Take a moment to write it down before proceeding. You may be surprised by what you learn here.
Gratitude is a condition whereby you stop resisting, stop fighting, with life, with yourself. It starts with unconditional Acceptance. And then it goes a step further. It is a positive response to the passive act of acceptance. It is an acknowledgment that you, in *your omnipotence, have created precisely the conditions you find yourself in. That you have created a world which perfectly reflects all that is beautiful, and also all that is not so beautiful in your soul.
As such, it is a condition of acknowledging and regaining your own power, your own response-ability to what you have reflected in your material life and surroundings, your world. The Greek word for gratitude is eu-nomos-yne, literally means the “Good Law (of) ‘Is’ness or Being. So being in the state of gratitude puts you in sync with this Universal ‘Way it Is’, which in religious terms is One with God, or At-one-ment.
To clarify further, as a ‘Way to Be’, gratitude is not, and cannot be a judgment, so whatever circumstances you find yourself in , you can chose to be in gratitude, or to quote a nun I saw on TV ‘‘Whatever happens, whether the most joyous occasion, or greatest tragedy, I always say ‘Thank God’”. Naïve, or wise?
The biggest mistake people make is to confuse gratitude with gratefulness. I am not suggesting that you express gratefulness to the person who rapes you, robs you or hurts you in any way. Or that you should tip the rude waiter out of guilt. But if you learn to separate non judgmental, inner gratitude from judgmental, outwardly directed gratefulness, then you will unlock the key to your own power, first to deal in a life enhancing way with the painful experience you have endured, and subsequently, to open the way to creating, this time with conscious awareness which is in turn reflected in ‘better’ life circumstances.
Briefly contrasted, gratefulness is a response, gratitude is causal. The extent to which you focus on the former is the extent to which you respond to your circumstances. The extent to which you focus on the latter is the extent to which you create them.
But you don’t have to be in the blissful, powerful state of gratitude. There is, as always, a choice. ONE other choice, and one only.
What did you write down as the opposite of Gratitude?
In truth, it is victimhood. That is the opposite, one and only way of being, other than gratitude. It is the state whereby you deny your own responsibility, both in creating, by reflection, the life condition you have attracted, and your response-ability, rather than reflex, unconscious re-action to it. Or put another way, not being the consciously causative agent in your life, but living in the effect of your unconsciousness.
I have counseled more than one woman who had been a personal victim in a violent crime. When they were able to turn from the state of victimhood into one of unconditional gratitude to life itself they became free and powerful. It was a hard choice to make, but once made benefited not only their own lives but the lives of everyone they touched.
And whether or not you believe that Jesus arose from the cross, He is more alive now, two thousand years later than He would have been had He not been crucified, OR if he had allowed himself to be a victim. Likewise, Victor Frankl, in deep gratitude, inspired everyone in the concentration camp, Jew and German alike, touching all their lives profoundly, and left a legacy of psychology books all should read (to begin I suggest Man’s Search for Meaning – which you can purchase on Amazon by clicking here).
Each one of us, to a greater or lesser extent, more or less times, has felt that s/he has been ‘wronged’.
It is for you to decide whether to continue resisting the ‘way it is’, in victim-hood, and with this ‘hood’ smother your awareness, or exercise your freedom (divine right) to choose, and to remain in a state of gratitude.
To continue fighting the stormy waves of Life, to re(en)act, denying your power of response-ability to your painful experiences (while pain is at times inevitable, suffering is a choice). To be dumped continuously, helplessly, one wave after another, until you drown.
Or learn to Live Life with Gratitude, unconditional anticipation and enth(eo)usiasm (meaning God-filled), of the waves, and to surf on their crests.
What has been your experience with Gratitude? Have you found yourself able, for moments or longer, to spend time in this Divine Space? We would love to learn of your experiences – and for inspiring us with your stories we will gratefully randomly choose several commentors to receive a gift from our store
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Enjoy!
Margarita Momeikiene
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08 April 2010, 18:58
Did Walt Disney use this to dream up Mickey Mouse?
Hi Reader,
A few call it controversial, but most others simply call it
powerful.
You see, back in 1937, Napoleon Hill -- the father of personal
growth -- revealed an idea that shocked publishers because it
was w-a-a-a-a-y ahead of its time.
Mr. Hill suggested that he had the ability to connect with
anyone, living or dead, to tap into their minds and source
inspirations and ideas.
He called it the "Invisible Counselors Technique"
What is this technique and why is it so powerful?
Well Napoleon Hill admits to having spiritual meetings with
Lincoln, Socrates, Aristotle,Plato, Newton, Burbank ,Edison and
Andrew Carnegie just to name a few.
And over time these meetings in his mind grew to include more
than 50 invisible "counselors". He would actually have
discussions with each of them and ask for advice in solving his
problems.
Hill states “while the meetings of my cabinet may be purely
fictional, and the meetings existent only in my own imagination,
they have led me into glorious paths of adventure, rekindled an
appreciation of true greatness, encouraged creative endeavor, and
emboldened the expression of honest thought.”
Not too shabby.
If the bizarreness of this all catches your attention, check out
this video we put up that explains how you can use this
technique.
http://www.finerminds.com/qjvideos/1?
The video also tells you HOW to use the technique in a step-by-
step way. And no, you don't just connect with "dead dudes". It
works with anyone living, and even fictitious characters.
Enjoy the video.
Vishen & Margarita Nomeikiene
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