ENERGY GIVEN IS ENERGY RECEIVED

Do you really understand the implications of the words you use, not only for the people you use them against, but for yourself?

How many times have you said something about someone or about a situation, such as; I hate you, you’re ugly, you’re fat, you are stupid, l hate that, I could never do that, why doesn’t he/she go on a diet, why are they wearing that, I am so unsuccessful, I don’t have any money, I hate my job….

Think about this:  What you are saying about something or someone is what you are saying about yourself.  The energy that you give out into the universe is the same energy that comes back to you.  So, all the judgements you put on others are really judgements you are putting onto yourself.  If you keep reflecting on how awful a person is – it is really you that you are talking about.  If you pre-occupy your time and harbour negative feelings about the current world situation – that is the same energy you will attract into your life.  Instead, focus on the positive.

When you wake up and start your day by saying, “I hate my job”, you are waking up and inviting negative energy to rule your day.  Why not wake up and start your day by being grateful that you still have breath in you and that you are still able to see, walk, talk, smell, taste and be alive?

We tend to focus so much on the negative aspects of life and the negative things that are going on in the world that this becomes the only thing we see and attract into our lives.  Don’t give any more power to those who view you or what you do in a negative light or how they judge others with that same negativity, let them work out their own issues.  Continue to love yourself, respect yourself, be kind to yourself and empower yourself and that will be the same things that you will attract into your life.

Tell yourself the following:

• I am perfect as I am from God/Source
• I am beautiful
• I love myself
• I am kind and compassionate
• I deserve abundance because I come from love

I have learned to let go of the restraints of organized religion and have come to terms that ‘God’ is not fearful or wrathful.  God is love, God created us from love, He is all loving and we can see that when we connect with nature.  God is infinite, as we are, we are only shells occupying our bodies for a temporary moment in infinity.  God is Source/Universe, God is everything and everyone, God is love.  I self identify as an atheist who believes in a power that is greater than all of us, I call that power – Source/Universe, others call it God.  God is love and God wants positivity for all of us.  When you look at the stars, flowers, sky, trees, animals, people, oceans and everything else, you see God/Source/Universe.  See yourself in everything and in everyone and you too will start to connect to that infinite Source.

“We must be the change we wish to se in the world.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Together, we can make the world a more positive one!

 

 

 

 

HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOURSELF?

Many people seem to believe they have a clear insight of who they are, what they do and how they want to be remembered.  Have you really thought about what is important to you and how you will be remembered after you are gone?  Get reconnected and assess what is important to you – here are some questions that may help you determine what is important to you:

1.  Do you believe that one person can make a difference to create positive change in the world?  If so, can you name any oner person that has?

2.  Do you want to have an occupation that will create happiness or would you prefer an occupation that you are well compensated for but don’t really enjoy?

3.  Have you ever thought about what organized religion means to you and not what was instilled into you?

4.  Are you angered when a panhandler approaches you for money?

5.  Which do you prefer – the energy of city life or the relative calm of nature?

6.  In one-word, how do you think your friends will describe you?

7.  Do you laugh a lot?

8.  Are you present in everything you do?

9.  Do you live for the moment or are you planning for the future?

10.  Do you believe that a life of an animal is any different from the life of a human?

11.  What is the one thing you cherish the most?

12.  Do you live with honesty and integrity?

13.  Do you live to please others or yourself?

14.  Is it hard for you to let go of negative family members or friends?

15.  Do you believe that your state of mind can create disease?

16.  How do you show respect for our planet/environment/nature?

17.  Do you think outside the box?

18.  Do you believe everything you hear in media/print/word-of-mouth etc, or do you require proof?

19.  Can there be peace without fear?

20.  Do you encourage others to do the things they love?

21.  Is it easy for your to make new friends?

22.  Can you be honest with people without hurting their feelings?

23.  How hard is it for you to love unconditionally?

24.  Do you support and encourage your partner/spouse without any judgements?

25.  How is your energy affecting those around you?

26.  What would you rather live without – a cell phone, computer, television or book?

27.  Is your body your temple?

28.  What/Who is God?

29.  Are you really honest with yourself?

30.  What would you do if you only had one more day left?

These questions are not meant to give you an in-depth and scientific analysis of who you are as a person.  They are questions that you may not really spent too much consideration and thought on.  We sometimes think we know how we would answer certain questions but always forget how easily influenced we are but what we have learned by our friends and family.  Take some time and really – REALLY think about your answers and don’t let any outside influences dictate your thoughts.  Look inside yourself, think about the question and answer from your heart and from your experience.  You will never know what you can discover about yourself when you actually take the time.

Together, we can make the world a more positive one.