Gratitude, The Catalyst for Blessings

“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.”  ~ Cicero ~

Many people take for granted that we live and breath each day.  Some even feel entitled to wake up daily and go about their regular routines, never once thinking about the blessings that life brings.  Without gratitude, life is merely a routine.  As the saying goes “Same ole stuff, different day”.

Expressing gratitude each day for being alive allows The Universal Mind to reveal to you those things that you may have never dreamed of.  Being grateful opens windows and doors for blessings to pour forth for you and others.

The Bible tells us to be thankful in all things.  Although it may be difficult to be sincerely grateful for things or events that you may perceive as negative, it is equally important not to express resistance to anything.  Resistance is the absence of gratitude and what you resist persists.

Resistance is focusing on what you don’t want and resistance creates a force that draws to you what it is that you are resisting.  This focus can only draw more of that which you are focusing on.

Gratitude is an acceptance of things the way they are, which in turn resonates and projects a much different energy creating a magnetic force that is conducive to attracting the desired outcome.

“Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.”  ~ Melody Beattie ~

 

July 12 2008 | self development and spiritual development | No Comments »

The Shift The Movie

The Shift The Movie

May 29 2008 | global community | No Comments »

Fact, Fiction or Faith

Throughout history mankind has sought his Source, his Creator. Whenever primitive people needed a God they have always found a God, their own God. And their God always resembled them, for the most part. Their God always had the same enemies and the same morals, as the people who found him, and many of those Gods were authors; They wrote books. They wrote books with instructions for their people to follow; what to eat, who to kill, how to arrange furniture, how and when not to… and how to obtain salvation.

People have had spiritual or mystical experiences and visions in which they made contact with the spiritual realm. Many of those have documented those experiences and visions and out of those documents came religious writings or Holy Books. continue reading »

May 28 2008 | spiritual development | No Comments »

Meditation Series Part II -The Power of Your Mind

The mind can give you all that you ask, providing you follow certain laws of nature. There is nothing mystical about this. Ordinary people from all walks of life have applied these principals and achieved their desired goals plus much more.

Remember your beliefs, goals, desires, and dreams. Use focus. Practice. Commit. Believe. Get results.
You can do ANYTHING. If that is something you somehow do not believe, then it will never happen.
Believing you can do ANYTHING can make ANYTHING happen for you.
Food for thought: Look around you. What do you see? You see a computer; you may see a window, and many, many other material (physical) objects. continue reading »

May 26 2008 | self development and spiritual development | No Comments »

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