Affirmitive Action

Have you ever wished you could acquire the things you needed your yourself and your family and friends, etc. but found that no matter what you did you just can't seem to make your dreams "manifest"? Try this: post affirmations. Post positive messages in bold letters on cards or pieces of paper, sticky notes, whatever... 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 these 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. I got this idea from a book I read on positive thinking. In the book the author called his creation a "vision board". Same idea, a cork board with all those types of things, that I had mentioned earlier; on it. Basically it works like this: When you surround yourself with this kind of information; and notice it everywhere, what then you are doing is drawing on the positive energy around you to bring into being all that you desire and have it manifest.

make your bed, and lay In It.

"Today I will make my bed upon awakening, thanking God for the power and decision to do so"... symbolizing that we must accept how we have founded ourselves as people created and propelled in the direction of our teachers; and then review what we'd like to do to better ourselves and improve upon it.

• We ought 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 even 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? Make your bed... and lay in it.