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I Take to Be Real

Posted in Byron Katie, Field Center, Inspiration, Life, Metaphysical, tagged , , on January 16, 2010 | 3 Comments »

What we take to be real is that which we believe is true in our world.  It’s the paint that we apply on our canvas, the clay we mold with, what we identify with.  Often they are identity, I am, statements.  I’m not good at that.  I am tired.  Say it often and you lend [...]

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Dog Does The Work

Posted in Abraham Hicks, Byron Katie, Field Center, Happiness, tagged , on February 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

This is for the lovers of Byron Katie’s work.  A very funny, just over one minute, video of a dog doing The Work.  If you are not familiar with The Work, you can find more videos under ‘The Work in Action’ at her website www.thework.com
Her work helps you to see who you would be without [...]

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Well Being Cards

Posted in A Course in Miracles, Abraham Hicks, Byron Katie, Field Center, Florence Scovel Shinn, Happiness, Inspiration, Life, Mindfulness, Rumi, Spirituality, tagged , , , on November 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Abraham has decks of well being cards available.  I have used this
idea in the past and made up my own on 3 x 5 cards.  I have just
made up a new batch and share them with you today.
Believing in someone is a force for the good.
Be Still.
Breathe deep.
And know that I am God.
Close your eyes
Fall [...]

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The Observer

Posted in Abraham Hicks, Byron Katie, Cheri Huber, Field Center, Happiness, Inspiration, Law of Attraction, Life, Mindfulness, Spirituality, What the Bleep, tagged , on October 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »

It is difficult to see the picture
when you are inside of the frame.
– Author Unknown
Great quote, but what does it mean?
When we are enmeshed in identifying with our own story,
whatever it is, we can’t see the bigger picture or perhaps
even the picture at all.
How do we step out of the story and into a more [...]

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Timeless, Changeless Dimension

Posted in Byron Katie, Happiness, Inspiration, Life, Spirituality on February 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Question posed to Author and Spiritual Leader – Byron Katie
How can the realization of the changeless, timeless ultimate reality
help us to navigate a future in which constant change may well be
the only constant?
ANSWER:
How do we respond to a world that seems out of control? The world
seems that way because it ‘is’ out of control—the sun [...]

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Loving What Is

Posted in Byron Katie, Happiness, Inspiration, Life, Mindfulness, Spirituality on November 7, 2007 | 1 Comment »

Once a painful concept is met with
understanding, the next time it appears
you may find it interesting.  What
used to be the nightmare is now just
interesting.  The next time it appears,
you may find it funny.  The next time,
you may not even notice it.  This is the
power of loving what is.
excerpted from I Need Your Love-Is That True? [...]

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Pointing towards Freedom

Posted in Byron Katie, Life, Mindfulness, Spirituality on October 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

“Our parents, our children, our spouses, and our friends
will continue to press every button we have,
until we realize what it is that we don’t want to know about ourselves, yet.
They will point us to our freedom every time.”
Byron Katie – Loving What Is

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The Nature of Despair

Posted in Byron Katie, Emmanuel, Love, Mindfulness, Spirituality on October 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

The nature of despair is not really who you are.
I am not going to talk you out of it.
I would, if I could, talk you into it.
Despair, pain and grief are held to be unpleasant
and thoroughly undesirable. Dearest friend, take the lighted candle
of your own faith, and enter completely
into your despair.
Be there. Look around.
Let your [...]

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Freedom and Your Responsibility

Posted in Byron Katie, Inspiration, Life, Mindfulness, Spirituality on September 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

“I like to say that no one can hurt me – that’s my job.  This is good news.  It leaves you in a position to stop blaming others and to look to yourself for your own freedom, not to them or anyone else.  It leaves you responsible for your freedom.”
Excerpted from Loving What Is: Four [...]

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