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Yesterday I had the priviledge to meet a beautiful woman with an amazing heart and a peaceful soul. Though our chance meeting was brief, but she told me how, as a 5-year-old girl, she feared for her own survival while imprisoned by the Nazis. But she quickly lead her story to how it taught her compassion, and faith, and to realize that the Nazis were just doing the best that they knew how. That she forgave them, and she moved on.

Wow… I said to myself. Standing here in front of me is a true spiritual being, embodied in a woman who even in her advanced age has skin that is almost flawless, and her eyes still bright and full of insight and love. The steps she takes with her feet aren’t slowed by age, but by purposefulness as I watched her admiring the trinkets in the store we were in.

Having just finished my first draft for my booklet regarding Musculoskeletal Disorders ( MSD ) and its relationship with repressed emotions, it wasn’t surprising to me when she told me that she hardly has any aches and pains so common in people her age even though she routinely carries heavy loads due to her love of gardening. She sees her doctor usually for physical checkups, rarely for complaints.

Although no one needs to convince me that the mind and heart truly has domain over our physical vitality, my synchronistic meeting with her has made my belief into a conviction.

As delighted as she was to have a conversation with me about forgiveness and love, I am truly honored even after she walked away from the store that my life was touched by such a powerful soul with a very, very important message to the world:

Your life experience is what you make of it. At any point in time you have the decision to let it make you, or break you. But never are you a victim, because you always, ALWAYS have a choice.

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“Nobody is perfect”. “Use what you got”.

How many times have we heard these phrases?

While it is true that economically, many companies and individuals are undergoing major upheavals. What are you REALLY doing about it? Do you do what everyone else is doing, complaining, surrendering to the status quo, or do you go out and be the thought-leader and seek out solutions that can and will make a difference to you and your company? Or do you just fling your hand up in the air and admit defeat?

I’d like to share with you this amazing, inspirational video of two amazing dancers who are showing the world that when you feel your abilities are taken away from you, there are always opportunities for us to seek excellence, to be less than conventional, to take the risk, to allow ourselves the belief that anything, everything CAN change.

These two dancers, one without arm and the other without a leg, turned their weaknesses, found what they could do to change it around, and ended up victorious. What can you do with your own career, your own life, your own company, that will lead you down that same victorious path?

Enjoy, but more importantly, I hope it gets you asking the tough but very real questions and get you to where you want to go…

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Watch Dr. Joe Vitale, bestselling author of The Key: The Missing Secret for Attracting Anything You Want and The Attractor Factor: 5 Easy Steps for Creating Wealth (or Anything Else) From the Inside Out among others, rave about what the simple habit of tapping has changed his life.

Dr. Vitale ( Part 1 )

Dr. Joe Vitale talks about tapping for fear of public speaking, Law of Attraction, manifesting more abundance, losing weight.

Dr. Joe Vitale ( Part 2 )

In this video he talks about tapping on blocks to success, negative self-talk

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July 18, 2009 | No comments

I was referred to this video and I am speechless… life coach Kute Blackson shares what really matters in life

He asks a profound question:

Is there anything else to do but love NOW?

 

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What is it about our minds that is obsessed with what we DON’T have? And when we’re constantly focusing on the negatives, the nots, the should’ves, the could’ves… is it really a wonder that we often overlook the opportunities and gifts that constantly surrounds us?

Okay, some of you may disagree with me here, and will email me about how it’s all a struggle right now, but just for this one moment can you think of one thing that you can truly be grateful for?

My husband and I, for instance, always express our gratitude for the health that our small family enjoys. As cliched as it sounds, health truly is the foundation of true wealth. We acknowledge that and we give thanks to that. Every time we consciously direct our awareness to the fact that we DO have this wealth in the form of a body that serves and supports us in all that we do, our worries in other areas of our lives would fade into the background just a little bit easier.

Whether you believe in the Law of Attraction or not, the reality is that what you focus on expands. When you’re focusing on `I don’t have’ you’re essentially putting that situation under a powerful microscope and that becomes all you see. Then the Universe/God/Higher Power will see what you’re doing and go, ” Hmm… this person is not taking the time to see the gifts I have bestowed upon him/her, should I give more when there’s no appreciation?” How would YOU feel if you gave someone a gift and it’s chucked aside thoughtlessly?

On the other hand, maybe you can give your life a shot of paradigm shift? There is a Chinese saying that goes ( and I am roughly translating here )  ” There’s always someone/something when you look up; there’s always someone/something when you look down”. What it means is, if you concentrate on looking `up’ you will only see the not-enoughs. But if you try looking `down’ you will realize that there are many others who are wishing for the gifts that you already have.

I’d like to share a wonderful video a friend shared with me. It’s a wonderful reminder for us to make the most of the situation and no matter where you are, there are always options and resources for you to make it better and better!

Let me know what you think of my post and video – I’d love to hear from you!

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July 4, 2009 | No comments

They can't help but grow....

They can't help but grow....

Just want to quickly share with you a quote that affects me deeply from a wonderful teacher I adore, Marianne Williamson. I hope you gain strength and wisdom from it as much as I do….

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It’s not just in some of us; it’s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”
- Marianne Williamson from her book A Return To Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles

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