The World Is What You Think It Is This phrase can be interpreted in many different ways. One could look at the world and see it as reality. Or one can look at it as a reflection of one’s self. Most reactions are, “Of course it is”, or “what else would it be?”. While these perspectives may be accurate and obvious statements, the spirit of this principle suggests much more and requires far more insight. Read more…
“Change your thoughts, change your life”. We’ve heard this for years. When did you first hear it? I remember when I heard it and from whom. I started experimenting with it. I started with small specific ideas and affirmations and then tried larger more general concepts. It Didn’t Work! I was frustrated. I challenged the whole idea. Right away I thought I was “doing it wrong”. What I didn’t realize was that I was focused Read more…
It’s been a while since my last post. I have been exploring and I seem to always find my way back to here.A long time ago, this idea of “Try It On” came to me. I was doing an anti-bullying seminar for a local boy scout troop and I needed to come up with theme or at least a speaking point. This workshop was last minute and I had very little time to prepare. I Read more…
I had a dream while on vacation a week or so ago. It wasn’t actually a dream in as much as it was a training program. I was able to interact with the subjects in the “dream”. ( I have developed the ability to lucid dream once I realize I am dreaming. I usually go back and change the dream to my liking, especially fighting dreams.) I was taught how to teleport/bi-locate in an entirely Read more…
Why do we spend more time trying eliminate negative emotions rather than choosing to feel more positive ones? Why is it such a bad thing to feel bad? What are we feeling anyway? What are bad feelings; fear, regret, doubt, hatred, sadness? What are they really? What if emotions were inherently neutral and simply subject to our judgement? What if emotions are just energy that is either flowing freely or bumping into obstacles? What if Read more…
Much of our personal history can be considered inaccurate. How many times have you told a story to someone only to hear that you previously told them a different version of it? The details of our history changes as we do. Events in out past served us on some level, then as we grow and change, so does our experience with the details. When our history no longer serves us, we change it so that Read more…
