...a quick note:
honestly, let's hear it for the women. we all know they're the REAL winners.
Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels.
- Faith Whittlesey
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Affirmitive Action
Have you ever wished you could acquire the things you needed your yourself and your family and friends, etc. faster?
Try this: Post affirmations, post positive messages in bold letters on cards or pieces of paper, sticky notes, whatever... you catch my drift? Put them all over one devoted wall or some place you see every morning; like the cork-board in your office at home or work. Use the little affirmations and messages, but you can also use pictures. Pictures, say of your perfect house, the ideal family car and property stuffs. You can also add pictures of fashion, inspirational things, pictures of happy families, your girlfriend (or what your perfect wife would look like)... etc. You get the idea. When you surround yourself with this kind of information, notice it everywhere; and what then you are doing is drawing on the positive energy around you to bring into being all that you desire.
Try this: Post affirmations, post positive messages in bold letters on cards or pieces of paper, sticky notes, whatever... you catch my drift? Put them all over one devoted wall or some place you see every morning; like the cork-board in your office at home or work. Use the little affirmations and messages, but you can also use pictures. Pictures, say of your perfect house, the ideal family car and property stuffs. You can also add pictures of fashion, inspirational things, pictures of happy families, your girlfriend (or what your perfect wife would look like)... etc. You get the idea. When you surround yourself with this kind of information, notice it everywhere; and what then you are doing is drawing on the positive energy around you to bring into being all that you desire.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Lie in it
(So great was the extremity of his pain and anguish, that he did not only sigh but roar) --Matthew
We're all going to have to die someday.
Maybe we could thank God for each day as we rise, because we didn't have to be blessed with another day this beautiful gift we call life.
We "make our bed upon awakening", symbolizing that we must accept how we have founded ourselves as people created in the direction of our teachers, and then review what we'd like to do to better ourselves. And maybe we should try not to think about when our time is coming, because it could very well be right now! Man! We ought even try to live in the moment... because it's been speculated that there is only the "eternal moment of now".
We must let go of all guilt about any mistakes we've made in the past, for they have taught us who we are not.
We have a put together a well thought out plan to acquire all the things we need to have a productive and fulfilling life, always living it to the very best of our abilities; always moving toward the higher path.
We pass on our knowledge to our children so they can improve upon it.
Sometimes, as a last resort; repeated exposure to that which we fear most helps us to be courageous enough to accept and confront our own mortality.
If we were to die today, could we say that we've accomplished all that God; (or whatever the heck we're here for), has given us to do?
Seriously, have we made a difference in peoples lives?
Have we put education, integrity, responsibility, courage and hope in the minds and hearts of our Children?
And above all... Have we "cleared a path for our Lord?
Because honestly, He is coming.
We're all going to have to die someday.
Maybe we could thank God for each day as we rise, because we didn't have to be blessed with another day this beautiful gift we call life.
We "make our bed upon awakening", symbolizing that we must accept how we have founded ourselves as people created in the direction of our teachers, and then review what we'd like to do to better ourselves. And maybe we should try not to think about when our time is coming, because it could very well be right now! Man! We ought even try to live in the moment... because it's been speculated that there is only the "eternal moment of now".
We must let go of all guilt about any mistakes we've made in the past, for they have taught us who we are not.
We have a put together a well thought out plan to acquire all the things we need to have a productive and fulfilling life, always living it to the very best of our abilities; always moving toward the higher path.
We pass on our knowledge to our children so they can improve upon it.
Sometimes, as a last resort; repeated exposure to that which we fear most helps us to be courageous enough to accept and confront our own mortality.
If we were to die today, could we say that we've accomplished all that God; (or whatever the heck we're here for), has given us to do?
Seriously, have we made a difference in peoples lives?
Have we put education, integrity, responsibility, courage and hope in the minds and hearts of our Children?
And above all... Have we "cleared a path for our Lord?
Because honestly, He is coming.
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Thief In The Night
There was this girlfriend I had while growing up, she was so beautiful... Anyway, I had always been a "bad" skater, but she helped me to overcome my fear of embarrassment, and my fear of "wiping-out"; and today skating is one of my favorite pastimes. I got a T-shirt from her that sports the logo: FEAR The Thief Of Dreams. For the longest time how I thought I interpreted it was that I should "Fear"... The "Thief Of Dreams". Then one day someone said something to change the way I read that. Today how I interpret it is as that: Fear alone is the thief of dreams. Fear can prevent you from achieving your goals. Today I actually crave to confront my fear. Because I know I am protected. To quote the words of one of my mentors: "Dream Big". So, take care of business; and keep dreaming! Want your drams to come true? Put in the work. You heard me.
Sunday, December 25, 2005
Walk softly...
I hope every day of my life includes a search for a greater degree of humility. Life is a beautiful gift that most of will spend searching for "something". I have learned that my life's best rewards come from being able to give of myself. I could have the world... but there wouldn't be much point in "having" if I wasn't able to share it. Today I walk and "humbly" ask: "What may I do for my fellow man today?" Find what I have best in me to contribute, and kick as much ass with it as possible.
Friday, November 11, 2005
P.O.P. Rocks!
That's right! The (Power Of Prayer) absolutely, 100% rocks. Alot of us don't believe in God, or don't like the regiment of the Churches. If the term "prayer" bothers you in any way... then try to think of it as meditation or something else; whatever suits you best. For me, mealtimes are an extremely easy time for me to remember to show appreciation for my good fortunes, and ask for help if I need it. For the past two years I have prayed at dinner something like this: "Thank-You for giving me this life. And thank-You for allowing me to share it with others. And thank-You for my possessions. Please let this food nourish my mind and my soul, as it nourishes my body; to keep me well and heal me. That I may better do for myself and the others I come into contact with. And adding anything else that I see fit... Things that might seem important for this time in my life. After practicing this technique "religiously"... not only do I believe it, I have become it.
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Poise and Posture
It's extremely hard not to be successful if you are properly prepared. And I can't stress enough how important posture is when it comes to being healthy and feeling good. Stand with your arms loose at your sides, feet shoulder-width apart and pointing forward. It is important to keep your knees slightly bent or "un-locked" at all times. This will put less stress on the joints and put the load on the muscles... keeping them in a state of continual excersise. It'll take about a week for your body to adjust to the added stress. And it may feel un-comfortable or "un-natural" at first. Push down with your feet and up with the top of your head, and outward with both shoulders. Thrust forward slightly with the hips. Keep the brow and jaw relaxed, and the tip of the tongue pointed and touching the roof of the mouth just behind the teeth. Keeping in mind not to lock your jaw. This is proper posture. If you were to "side-step" and face the palms of your hands forward, it'd be near impossible to not be ready for anything.
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