Posted in Abraham Hicks, Happiness, Inspiration, Life, Mindfulness, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Joy, Miracles, Musings on January 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have often heard it said: take time to smell the roses. Take time is an
interesting phrase, isn’t it? As if we could take it, steal it, lose it or the many
other things we associate with “time”.
And actually I digress because what I really want to talk about is not the roses
and not time but [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Cheri Huber, Inspiration, Seth, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Acceptance on January 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I want you to do something. I want you to deal with this for the following week:
`This is my world, and in my world I am good.´ And I want you to apply that to
your lives. I want you to write what it means to you and how it can change your
lives if you realize [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Inspiration, Music, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Dreams, Faith on December 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Let me fall. I first heard and sang this song at the Church of Religious Science in Dallas. I am told it originally was written for Cirque du Soleil and later made famous by Josh Groban.
My favorite line is: there is a moment when fear and dreams must collide. We have all [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Cheri Huber, Inspiration, Mindfulness, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged World on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When you are present in this moment,
you break the continuity of your story, of past and future.
Then true intelligence arises, and also LOVE.
The only way that LOVE can come into your life is not through form,
but through the inner spaciousness that is presence.
LOVE has no form. The world can only change from within.
Eckhart Tolle, Stillness [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Inspiration, Life, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Trust, Well Being on December 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is a re-post from September of ‘07. At the end I’ve added a video of Josh Groban’s You Raise Me Up.
There is a deep well of inner trust that I am tapping into these days. Just recently I discovered that trust used to feel like something I did when I needed to do something. [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Cheri Huber, Field Center, Inspiration, Spirituality, The Science of Mind on December 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
There is an old Taoist parable. It begins with a poor farmer in ancient China who worked a small plot of land with his teenage son. During this time horses were considered a sign of wealth; the richest person in the province owned no more than a few of them. One day a wild horse [...]
Posted in A Course in Miracles, Abraham Hicks, Cheri Huber, Field Center, Spirituality, The Science of Mind on December 1, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I had this dream last night. I was in my living room and I heard
a voice from behind me say: your fears are not real.
And I got it. My fears, my worries, my concerns, my judgments,
all these distractions are not real. They don’t exist without an
effort on the little, locally focused me to breathe life [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Field Center, Happiness, Inspiration, Law of Attraction, Life, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Acceptance, Freedom, Well Being on November 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is about distraction or the lack thereof…
It was in the midst of an email conversation with my good friend
Belle that I felt inspired to start a 30 day program.
What it entails is basically every time I have a ‘negative’
thought, I acknowledge it with one word: “distraction” and
then I move on. This includes all concerns [...]
Posted in Abraham Hicks, Inspiration, Life, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged Musings, Well Being on November 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Leave the beaten track behind occasionally and dive into the woods. Every
time you do, you will be certain to find something you have never seen before.
-Alexander Graham Bell
What an interesting quote on the virtues of an adventuresome spirit. I was
pondering if Abraham’s definition of contrast, or what feels like unwanted
events, isn’t an invitation to leave [...]
