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Desire Rain

Monday, May 3rd, 2010

By Eva Gregory

Deep with your being is your higher self. It is the creative force within you that’s responsible for bringing abundance into your life. It does not know of any bounds and cannot be contained. It is boundless and eternal. Within this higher self is the spark of thought and creation. This is where our desires are born. Our desires explode with potential and promise. It rains down upon our thinking mind and throughout our entire consciousness. It is here that it is ready to be released upon the universe. Once it is unleashed, it alters and forms our life and our reality. It is what bends the Universe to our will.

How this desire is released and in what form is totally up to you. If you release it in its raw form, it is strong and there is not force that can stop it. Newton created three laws of motion that can be applied to your releasing your desire upon the Universe.

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Categories : Spirituality
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6 Steps to Clearing Emotional Clutter

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

by Karin Marcus

ezine100406_springSpring has finally arrived. Time to shake off the cobwebs and clear the path for new beginnings! Spring cleaning is an excellent launching pad to embark on a new season of personal growth.

Spring cleaning is not only about beautifying your home or office. It can also be very therapeutic. Clutter is more than a matter of external debris; it is a reflection of your inner state. It is a symptom that has now become a problem in its own right. Read More→

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by Raymond Aaron

GOAL-SETTING TIP #1… NOT BINARY

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You must never write goals in the binary way, meaning that the only options are success or failure. Practically every person makes this mistake. People write a goal to achieve a certain outcome. If they achieve it, then they feel good. If they do not achieve it, they feel bad.

This is very harmful. Why? Let me give you an example. If you ask a child to put out his hand and the child does and you give that child a candy, the child is happy. If you ask again and give the child another candy, the child is of course happy again. You can do this 9 times and the child will comply each time. Then, on the tenth time, when the child puts out his hand, let’s say you slap his hand with a ruler. Let’s review, the child got positive feedback 9 times and got hurt only once. Read More→

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by Layne Schmidt

426208_27083288I can make things happen. I’ve been doing it for a long time. My partner lovingly (and sometimes accurately) calls it stubbornness but I prefer to call it stick-to-it-iveness, perseverance, a strong work ethic or what my mother used to call good old fashioned elbow grease.

The feeling of procrastination used to drive me up the wall. I often felt lazy and I managed to heap all kinds of ugly stuff on top of that feeling that really ate away at any sense of self esteem I might have had at the time. Read More→

Categories : Personal Growth
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I’m Moving to Wannado

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

by Tonya Williams

ezine100323_wannadoI’ve decided to move.

Last week, I took my daughter to Wannado City. It is the place where kids can go and do what they “wanna do” and be what they “wanna be.”

What a great concept! In a world where we are told what we should do, who we should be, what we should eat, what we should wear, what should make us happy, who we should love and hate, I am so thankful that there is a sanctuary buried in the heat of Fort Lauderdale where kids can escape the world of “shoulds” and, if only for four hours, live a life based on their own terms. Read More→

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