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Is it Possible to Be in Constant Enthusiasm?

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

By Altaf Merchant

Well the good news is that it’s pretty much possible to be in be constant enthusiasm. As an analogy it’s like saying whether one can be well nourished at all times. Currently, we’re going through a transition wherein we’ve pretty much taken care of our physical nourishment. Malnutrition is no more a challenge for most of us. We however go through the Rollacoaster ride of high energy and subsequent loss of energy. What we now need are perhaps not many dietitians but energy workers giving guidance on how to maintain a constant energy level at all times.

The basic prerequisite to maintain a constant flow of energy is to have access to an abundant source of energy and the ability to connect to it at regular intervals. Nature has created many such sources. Read More→

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By Tomar Levine

Do you ever have a longing to do something wonderful but you can’t get started? Or you start but get stuck? Why do you some days feel expansive and full of trust and confidence, but the next day you don’t want to crawl out of bed?

These inconsistencies happen to all of us. But why?

The reason is that we have two different programs running simultaneously. Sometimes one takes over and sometimes the other one does.

I’m talking about Higher and Lower Consciousness.

We basically have two different sources of direction, with very different agendas. They are each trying to communicate their message to us, and they are frequently in conflict with each other. Read More→

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Three Steps to Empower Your Self Talk

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

By Kimberly Rex

The Four Agreements written by Don Miguel Ruiz starts with “Be impeccable with your word.” This is the first agreement. What does this mean?

He says that not only do your words have the power to create something outside, but also inside. Our words can build or tear apart. According to Carolyn Myss,”Dis-empowering language keeps us sick and weak.” Negative self-talk messages such as “I can’t do it,” ” It won’t work,” or ” I’m not good enough,” often speak to material from long ago, and does not allow for the “true self” to shine.

Here are three steps to empower your self-talk: Read More→

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Speaking Up For Yourself

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

By Peter Murphy

Man with clown mask Many people find it incredibly difficult to speak up for themselves. The very idea of saying “I don’t agree”, or even harder, “it feels uncomfortable for me when you do that”, can be enough to invoke severe anxiety. The problems in speaking up for yourself are often deep-rooted and the reasons for it difficult to understand but with some planning and a little practice, you can get over them and learn to assertive without being aggressive. That should be your aim in speaking up for yourself. Read More→

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The Two Flower Merchants

Monday, August 30th, 2010

One day, two flower merchants set up shop next to one another. They opened for business on the same day, carried the same lovely selection of aromatic flowers, and maintained similar prices for their marvelous plants. Both merchants took great care with raising their plants and both were kind and courteous to their customers. In fact, their stores appeared to be equal in every way.

At first, the merchants even received equal traffic through their shops, but–as time went on–the first merchant’s shop became more popular among the people. The second merchant noticed this and became concerned. One particularly slow day, he decided to look into the matter. As he stepped out his door to visit his neighbor, he passed one of his regular customers leaving the first merchant’s shop carrying their weekly purchase of flowers. In disbelief, the second merchant hurried into the next store. Read More→

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