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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: boshravie on July 15, 2011, 06:14:38 pm
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Here is a beautiful story that we should all practice every day and is a true story.
For most of my adult life I believed that an attitude of gratitude is a good thing to have. As often as possible I tried to be humble and grateful for the blessings I received, but I didn't fully grasp just how powerful a gratitude practice could be until I set an intention to "Live From Gratitude" for an entire day.
What does that mean, to "Live From Gratitude?"
I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
From the moment I opened my eyes early that morning, I began giving thanks for everything and everyone that entered my awareness. I thought about each of my family members and friends, and gave thanks for their presence in my life. I gave thanks for my home, my business, my car, my clothing, my health, and my cats.
As I moved through my daily activities, I gave thanks for everything I touched, ever ything I saw or heard, everything I felt, and everything that happened to me - even the annoying and challenging experiences.
I gave thanks for our dishes and utensils as I washed them, as well as the water I was washing them in, and for my hands that enabled me to wash them. A few of those items were wedding gifts for my husband and I, and as I washed each one, I recalled our wedding day with joy and gratitude, and gave thanks for my husband and the life we share together.
During my business activities that day, I gave heartfelt thanks for my clients and the passionate work that fulfills me and allows me to make a difference in the world. I also gave thanks for the challenges my work sometimes brings, simply because they strengthen me.
I expressed sincere gratitude for everything I saw, heard, felt, did or experienced throughout the entire day, big or small, good or bad. Not only did I SAY "thank you" for these things, I made sure to really FEEL the fee lings of gratitude and appreciation for them. As I'm sure you can imagine, that was a LOT of gratitude!
The results that came from my day of living from gratitude were astounding. It was one of the most powerful days of my life.
All day long I kept meeting the nicest, greatest people everywhere I went. My income for that day jumped up to roughly three times what it normally was, without me having to lift a finger to make it happen. I kept noticing awesome opportunities, tools, and resources that would help me grow my business or improve some aspect of my life. Some of these things had been right under my nose all along, but I'd never noticed them before.
I received so many great gifts as a result of my day of living from gratitude, but the true gift of that day is the way I felt all day long.
Never in my life can I remember feeling so humbled, so blessed, so RICH. Everything around me became SACRED in ways that I can't even describe.
Stru ggle, strain, anxiety, frustration, fear, anger . . . they all just faded away. Everything I saw and experienced was uplifting, inspiring and beneficial. My life was transformed that day, into something that I never dreamed would be possible. I'd thought my life was good before that - but my new attitude of gratitude took it to a whole new level of goodness.
That day stands out in my memory as one of the best days of my life. In fact, it was so powerful that I've since adopted my "living from gratitude" mind-set as an ongoing intention. Every day I strive to live from gratitude - and each day gets more and more magical the longer I do it.
Try it yourself and see if it doesn't have the same wonderful effect on your life. :)
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You have got to get out more!
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I am very grateful for the cold tinny in my hand, so grateful i may go get another very soon. ;D
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Although the original post seems over the top to me, approaching life from a position of gratitude is very helpful.
This is because my life used to be filled with almost perpetual resentment and it played havoc with my life. I've heard it said that resentment is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.
However, allowing gratitude to become more dominant helps to reduce those resentments. Try feeling gratitude and resentment at the same time. It's pretty difficult.
It's reached the point where any resentments that do come up, at least it's about the present or very recent stuff - rather than stuff that was going on 50 years ago.
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Although the original post seems over the top to me, approaching life from a position of gratitude is very helpful.
This is because my life used to be filled with almost perpetual resentment and it played havoc with my life. I've heard it said that resentment is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.
However, allowing gratitude to become more dominant helps to reduce those resentments. Try feeling gratitude and resentment at the same time. It's pretty difficult.
It's reached the point where any resentments that do come up, at least it's about the present or very recent stuff - rather than stuff that was going on 50 years ago.
Hi paul.
Yes so true, I try it every day and I see great result every day. :)
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... My income for that day jumped up to roughly three times what it normally was, without me having to lift a finger to make it happen....
How did that happen, Boshravie?
Vin
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By thw way, I should state that I agree with the sentiment, just sceptical about tripling my income without lfiting a finger.
Vin
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I agree with the sentiment too but I struggle with the concept of being grateful for kitchen utensils, that's a bridge too far for me.
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I agree with the sentiment too but I struggle with the concept of being grateful for kitchen utensils, that's a bridge too far for me.
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... My income for that day jumped up to roughly three times what it normally was, without me having to lift a finger to make it happen....
How did that happen, Boshravie?
Vin
Practice, practice, practice. :)
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you should read the secret;it starts out like that;
be gratefull and you will get more of what you crave
money /love/health
good post thank you
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you should read the secret;it starts out like that;
be gratefull and you will get more of what you crave
money /love/health
good post thank you
Hi David
I have been studding it for the past few years :)
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... and now I am so full of gratitude and so happy and grateful I want to share it with you! I have written a book called "How to be happy and grateful and grateful and happy!" - I am so happy that I only want ten dollars for it and then if you pass the gratefulness and happiness on you too can make nine dollars per book and I keep one and so on until you achieve the "pyramid of happiness" and true enlightenment by making millions of people happy from my book!
My next book "From Negative British Cynic to Positive American Apple Pie" is available to all grateful people! Just send ten dollars y'all!
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I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
It's easy for me to feel gratitude for many many things. But I'm a lucky person; that's all; just lucky.
Some people aren't so lucky. What do those who're starving in East Africa feel grateful for? What about those who lose a child? And those who get cancer 'before their time'? And my mate whose paralysed from the neck down, lives pretty much in a chair, drinks coffee through a baby cup; or my brother in law whose crippled with MS, what does he feel grateful for? The pain or the depression? Which is it?
I guess I should feel grateful I'm not one of my examples, but that doesn't feel right to me; why should I be happy at the expense of other people's misery?
On the other hand, we live in a dualistic world; you cannot have light without dark, and you can't have happiness without misery; so maybe things are the way they are, because that's the way they need to be?
Just some questions to ponder, I guess; I don't have the answers.
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Here is a beautiful story that we should all practice every day and is a true story.
For most of my adult life I believed that an attitude of gratitude is a good thing to have. As often as possible I tried to be humble and grateful for the blessings I received, but I didn't fully grasp just how powerful a gratitude practice could be until I set an intention to "Live From Gratitude" for an entire day.
What does that mean, to "Live From Gratitude?"
I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
From the moment I opened my eyes early that morning, I began giving thanks for everything and everyone that entered my awareness. I thought about each of my family members and friends, and gave thanks for their presence in my life. I gave thanks for my home, my business, my car, my clothing, my health, and my cats.
As I moved through my daily activities, I gave thanks for everything I touched, ever ything I saw or heard, everything I felt, and everything that happened to me - even the annoying and challenging experiences.
I gave thanks for our dishes and utensils as I washed them, as well as the water I was washing them in, and for my hands that enabled me to wash them. A few of those items were wedding gifts for my husband and I, and as I washed each one, I recalled our wedding day with joy and gratitude, and gave thanks for my husband and the life we share together.
During my business activities that day, I gave heartfelt thanks for my clients and the passionate work that fulfills me and allows me to make a difference in the world. I also gave thanks for the challenges my work sometimes brings, simply because they strengthen me.
I expressed sincere gratitude for everything I saw, heard, felt, did or experienced throughout the entire day, big or small, good or bad. Not only did I SAY "thank you" for these things, I made sure to really FEEL the fee lings of gratitude and appreciation for them. As I'm sure you can imagine, that was a LOT of gratitude!
The results that came from my day of living from gratitude were astounding. It was one of the most powerful days of my life.
All day long I kept meeting the nicest, greatest people everywhere I went. My income for that day jumped up to roughly three times what it normally was, without me having to lift a finger to make it happen. I kept noticing awesome opportunities, tools, and resources that would help me grow my business or improve some aspect of my life. Some of these things had been right under my nose all along, but I'd never noticed them before.
I received so many great gifts as a result of my day of living from gratitude, but the true gift of that day is the way I felt all day long.
Never in my life can I remember feeling so humbled, so blessed, so RICH. Everything around me became SACRED in ways that I can't even describe.
Stru ggle, strain, anxiety, frustration, fear, anger . . . they all just faded away. Everything I saw and experienced was uplifting, inspiring and beneficial. My life was transformed that day, into something that I never dreamed would be possible. I'd thought my life was good before that - but my new attitude of gratitude took it to a whole new level of goodness.
That day stands out in my memory as one of the best days of my life. In fact, it was so powerful that I've since adopted my "living from gratitude" mind-set as an ongoing intention. Every day I strive to live from gratitude - and each day gets more and more magical the longer I do it.
Try it yourself and see if it doesn't have the same wonderful effect on your life. :)
Thanks for that.
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why do these posts not get moved to non cleaning section. they are nowt to do with shinning windows, but they are posted every week.
Now where is the puke smiley
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Take your pick Stu ;D
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Take your pick Stu ;D
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Your smileys are sooooooo gay!
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not talking to you two until you tell me where to get them
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sorted it myself thanks
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see I showed gratitude, I said thanks
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not talking to you two until you tell me where to get them
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I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
It's easy for me to feel gratitude for many many things. But I'm a lucky person; that's all; just lucky.
Some people aren't so lucky. What do those who're starving in East Africa feel grateful for? What about those who lose a child? And those who get cancer 'before their time'? And my mate whose paralysed from the neck down, lives pretty much in a chair, drinks coffee through a baby cup; or my brother in law whose crippled with MS, what does he feel grateful for? The pain or the depression? Which is it?
I guess I should feel grateful I'm not one of my examples, but that doesn't feel right to me; why should I be happy at the expense of other people's misery?
On the other hand, we live in a dualistic world; you cannot have light without dark, and you can't have happiness without misery; so maybe things are the way they are, because that's the way they need to be?
Just some questions to ponder, I guess; I don't have the answers.
Thanks for you comment Tosh, yes I see what you are saying, and I understand fully but for all the studying I have done so far regarding UNIVERSE AND ALL THE LAWS THAT EXCISITE , it say that we all cause what happens to us which is called (THE LAW OF ATTRACTION), don’t ask me why, because I don’t have the answer but it just happens, so if you have bad thought about some one or something that badness returns back to you, but if you are in a state of love and gratitude and happiness towards any one or anything , it also surely return back to you. We have so far not discovered this as yet as to how , but I can promise you soon or later some will discover it.
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... and now I am so full of gratitude and so happy and grateful I want to share it with you! I have written a book called "How to be happy and grateful and grateful and happy!" - I am so happy that I only want ten dollars for it and then if you pass the gratefulness and happiness on you too can make nine dollars per book and I keep one and so on until you achieve the "pyramid of happiness" and true enlightenment by making millions of people happy from my book!
My next book "From Negative British Cynic to Positive American Apple Pie" is available to all grateful people! Just send ten dollars y'all!
;D ;D Hi Gold
you owe to be more positive, you don’t have to necessarily buy a book, you can find lots GOOD materials on the internet for FREE.
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I much prefer being mr Grumpy, much more enjoyable. Now shutup and get on with your window cleaning before I wrap this pole round your head.
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Here is a beautiful story that we should all practice every day and is a true story.
For most of my adult life I believed that an attitude of gratitude is a good thing to have. As often as possible I tried to be humble and grateful for the blessings I received, but I didn't fully grasp just how powerful a gratitude practice could be until I set an intention to "Live From Gratitude" for an entire day.
What does that mean, to "Live From Gratitude?"
I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
From the moment I opened my eyes early that morning, I began giving thanks for everything and everyone that entered my awareness. I thought about each of my family members and friends, and gave thanks for their presence in my life. I gave thanks for my home, my business, my car, my clothing, my health, and my cats.
As I moved through my daily activities, I gave thanks for everything I touched, ever ything I saw or heard, everything I felt, and everything that happened to me - even the annoying and challenging experiences.
I gave thanks for our dishes and utensils as I washed them, as well as the water I was washing them in, and for my hands that enabled me to wash them. A few of those items were wedding gifts for my husband and I, and as I washed each one, I recalled our wedding day with joy and gratitude, and gave thanks for my husband and the life we share together.
During my business activities that day, I gave heartfelt thanks for my clients and the passionate work that fulfills me and allows me to make a difference in the world. I also gave thanks for the challenges my work sometimes brings, simply because they strengthen me.
I expressed sincere gratitude for everything I saw, heard, felt, did or experienced throughout the entire day, big or small, good or bad. Not only did I SAY "thank you" for these things, I made sure to really FEEL the fee lings of gratitude and appreciation for them. As I'm sure you can imagine, that was a LOT of gratitude!
The results that came from my day of living from gratitude were astounding. It was one of the most powerful days of my life.
All day long I kept meeting the nicest, greatest people everywhere I went. My income for that day jumped up to roughly three times what it normally was, without me having to lift a finger to make it happen. I kept noticing awesome opportunities, tools, and resources that would help me grow my business or improve some aspect of my life. Some of these things had been right under my nose all along, but I'd never noticed them before.
I received so many great gifts as a result of my day of living from gratitude, but the true gift of that day is the way I felt all day long.
Never in my life can I remember feeling so humbled, so blessed, so RICH. Everything around me became SACRED in ways that I can't even describe.
Stru ggle, strain, anxiety, frustration, fear, anger . . . they all just faded away. Everything I saw and experienced was uplifting, inspiring and beneficial. My life was transformed that day, into something that I never dreamed would be possible. I'd thought my life was good before that - but my new attitude of gratitude took it to a whole new level of goodness.
That day stands out in my memory as one of the best days of my life. In fact, it was so powerful that I've since adopted my "living from gratitude" mind-set as an ongoing intention. Every day I strive to live from gratitude - and each day gets more and more magical the longer I do it.
Try it yourself and see if it doesn't have the same wonderful effect on your life. :)
and all this because you bought a CLX ?
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I decided that I would stay in a grateful state of mind and give deep, heartfelt thanks for everything I did, saw, felt, and experienced that day.
It's easy for me to feel gratitude for many many things. But I'm a lucky person; that's all; just lucky.
Some people aren't so lucky. What do those who're starving in East Africa feel grateful for? What about those who lose a child? And those who get cancer 'before their time'? And my mate whose paralysed from the neck down, lives pretty much in a chair, drinks coffee through a baby cup; or my brother in law whose crippled with MS, what does he feel grateful for? The pain or the depression? Which is it?
I guess I should feel grateful I'm not one of my examples, but that doesn't feel right to me; why should I be happy at the expense of other people's misery?
On the other hand, we live in a dualistic world; you cannot have light without dark, and you can't have happiness without misery; so maybe things are the way they are, because that's the way they need to be?
Just some questions to ponder, I guess; I don't have the answers.
Thanks for you comment Tosh, yes I see what you are saying, and I understand fully but for all the studying I have done so far regarding UNIVERSE AND ALL THE LAWS THAT EXCISITE , it say that we all cause what happens to us which is called (THE LAW OF ATTRACTION), don’t ask me why, because I don’t have the answer but it just happens, so if you have bad thought about some one or something that badness returns back to you, but if you are in a state of love and gratitude and happiness towards any one or anything , it also surely return back to you. We have so far not discovered this as yet as to how , but I can promise you soon or later some will discover it.
If I were crippled with a disease that I got through the randomness of genetics etc., I think I might find that pretty insulting.
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I much prefer being mr Grumpy, much more enjoyable. Now shutup and get on with your window cleaning before I wrap this pole round your head.
Bet you couldn't do that with an SLX ;D
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i agree that we should all be grateful for each day we have and make the most of it!as a lot of you know my girlfriend has cancer and is soon to start chemo when her wound heals properly.
shes such a nice caring selfless woman despite her awful childhood.taking her to her graduation on tuesday then a slap up meal afterwards.the teaching degree she did a few years ago she couldnt go to due to battling liver cancer.
ive had brief glimpses of a higher power in my own life with unbelievable moments of peace and gratitude but why is it that we have all the suffering and misery as well?
i get what you are saying boshravie but it comes across gushing and cringeworthy when you "over egg" the pudding" so to speak! ;D ;D ;D ;D
best wishes to you all
dazmond
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Sorry to hear that Dazmond.
Google "Viktor Frankl" and read about his experiences (the Wiki article is good) and way of looking at utterly incomprehensibly awful circumstances; it is very humbling and encouraging.
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I am very grateful for what I have, and for who has allowed me to have these things.
It seems to me that it is not about what material possessions, wealth, or such things we have, but what we are content with.
I have a very simple outlook on life, and try to take nothing for granted.
I believe it's also important to have a positive attitude, and to always try to put the interests of others before our own. This will produce another quality in us which is on the decline, that of happiness.
John.
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... and now I am so full of gratitude and so happy and grateful I want to share it with you! I have written a book called "How to be happy and grateful and grateful and happy!" - I am so happy that I only want ten dollars for it and then if you pass the gratefulness and happiness on you too can make nine dollars per book and I keep one and so on until you achieve the "pyramid of happiness" and true enlightenment by making millions of people happy from my book!
My next book "From Negative British Cynic to Positive American Apple Pie" is available to all grateful people! Just send ten dollars y'all!
;D ;D Hi Gold
you owe to be more positive,
He is positive. His name used to be Malc Silver and before that he was Malc Bronze.
When he first joined this forum, his username was Malc Eliminatedinthefirstqualifyingheat.
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Many thanks for your interesting comments guys and in that note may I say :
When you're lonely, I wish you Love!
When you're down, I wish you Joy!
When you're troubled, I wish you Peace!
When things seem empty, I wish you Hope! :)
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Many thanks for your interesting comments guys and in that note may I say :
When you're lonely, I wish you Love!
When you're down, I wish you Joy!
When you're troubled, I wish you Peace!
When things seem empty, I wish you Hope! :)
Wow!! and thank you :)
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He is positive. His name used to be Malc Silver and before that he was Malc Bronze.
When he first joined this forum, his username was Malc Eliminatedinthefirstqualifyingheat.
;D ;D ;D Classic
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Many thanks for your interesting comments guys and in that note may I say :
When you're lonely, I wish you Love!
When you're down, I wish you Joy!
When you're troubled, I wish you Peace!
When things seem empty, I wish you Hope! :)
Wow!! and thank you :)
You more than welcome john :-)
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Here is another great one for you guys :)
Law of Cause and Effect
And here is the grand daddy of them all. Do you know, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, ‘The Law of Cause and Effect was the Law of Laws” ?
How do you like what is coming into your life? Do you know what it is? It is a reflection of what you are sending out. That is right. This whole universe operates by law. Action- Reaction are equal and opposite.
What you put out comes back. Energy returns to its source of origination. It is such a magnificent law to understand, The Law of Cause and Effect.
The law of cause and effect is truly the law of laws. This law states whatever you sow, you reap. Now, I want you to take five minutes and review the results you are getting in your life, your happiness, your health, your wealth.
If you want to earn more money, you have got to provide more service, but you do not have to work harder. Work is the worst way to earn money.
How about your health, stay in the good vibration and you are going to be very
healthy. You know, the effect is the result of the cause, the cause is the thinking and how about our friendships. How about how we feel about our self ? just look for the good in everybody and you are going to feel really good. The Law of Cause
and Effect, whatever you put out today, is what is going to come back.
I want you to take five minutes, and think of the good that you can do, understanding you are just going to put it out. You may not get it back from the person you give it to, it does not make any difference, the universe will send it back and it does not generally come back from the source where you gave it.
Do not channel from any particular source, open the windows and the doors and
expect the good to come from all sources. Just think of how you can sow good seeds today. :)
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I'm sure i'm not the only one feeling the love on the forum tonight !!! ;D
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Re: Living From Gratitude
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Here is another great one for you guys
Law of Cause and Effect
And here is the grand daddy of them all. Do you know, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, ‘The Law of Cause and Effect was the Law of Laws” ?
How do you like what is coming into your life? Do you know what it is? It is a reflection of what you are sending out. That is right. This whole universe operates by law. Action- Reaction are equal and opposite.
What you put out comes back. Energy returns to its source of origination. It is such a magnificent law to understand, The Law of Cause and Effect.
The law of cause and effect is truly the law of laws. This law states whatever you sow, you reap. Now, I want you to take five minutes and review the results you are getting in your life, your happiness, your health, your wealth.
If you want to earn more money, you have got to provide more service, but you do not have to work harder. Work is the worst way to earn money.
How about your health, stay in the good vibration and you are going to be very
healthy. You know, the effect is the result of the cause, the cause is the thinking and how about our friendships. How about how we feel about our self ? just look for the good in everybody and you are going to feel really good. The Law of Cause
and Effect, whatever you put out today, is what is going to come back.
I want you to take five minutes, and think of the good that you can do, understanding you are just going to put it out. You may not get it back from the person you give it to, it does not make any difference, the universe will send it back and it does not generally come back from the source where you gave it.
Do not channel from any particular source, open the windows and the doors and
expect the good to come from all sources. Just think of how you can sow good seeds today.
Talk about contradicting yourself, at least 4 times. I can't be arsed to read it again to check. Sorry ;)
Have you been harvesting your hydroponics?
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And here is the grand daddy of them all. Do you know, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, ‘The Law of Cause and Effect was the Law of Laws” ?
Was he a Boodist or sommat? Karma is the law of cause and effect.
How do you like what is coming into your life? Do you know what it is? It is a reflection of what you are sending out. That is right. This whole universe operates by law.
So, here we have in the news that missionary workers are killed in Afghanistan; they were there trying to save lives, yet they get murdered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-10900338
Are you saying that they were murdered because of their 'reflection'? What law caused these decent people to be killed? Also what about children, when they're raped and murdered; is that because they've been sending out the wrong reflections?
What you put out comes back.
In what way? I've just farted; how does that come back?
Energy returns to its source of origination.
Nope! What school did you go to? Energy can change states, never destroyed, but it doesn't go back to its source of origination. Our energy is derived from the Sun. So how does it get back there?
The law of cause and effect is truly the law of laws.
Karma? Yes, unlike a court of law, you can't lie to your karma, though it's normally referred to as a natural force, rather than a 'law' since there's no deity judging and dishing out punishments.
This law states whatever you sow, you reap.
Not always in life, you don't. What did those aid workers sow to have themselves get murdered? There's loads of examples of bad things happening to good people; explain that?
Now, I want you to take five minutes and review the results you are getting in your life, your happiness, your health, your wealth. If you want to earn more money, you have got to provide more service, but you do not have to work harder. Work is the worst way to earn money.
Money eh? Is that your 'God'? There's plenty of rich people with good health who kill themselves. Bosh, mate, The Secret is a load of rollocks, and you're only making the people who market it rich. Why don't you have a look at some of the free stuff that's available?
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go preach to people that give a poop
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And here is the grand daddy of them all. Do you know, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, ‘The Law of Cause and Effect was the Law of Laws” ?
Was he a Boodist or sommat? Karma is the law of cause and effect.
How do you like what is coming into your life? Do you know what it is? It is a reflection of what you are sending out. That is right. This whole universe operates by law.
So, here we have in the news that missionary workers are killed in Afghanistan; they were there trying to save lives, yet they get murdered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-10900338
Are you saying that they were murdered because of their 'reflection'? What law caused these decent people to be killed? Also what about children, when they're raped and murdered; is that because they've been sending out the wrong reflections?
What you put out comes back.
In what way? I've just farted; how does that come back?
Energy returns to its source of origination.
Nope! What school did you go to? Energy can change states, never destroyed, but it doesn't go back to its source of origination. Our energy is derived from the Sun. So how does it get back there?
The law of cause and effect is truly the law of laws.
Karma? Yes, unlike a court of law, you can't lie to your karma, though it's normally referred to as a natural force, rather than a 'law' since there's no deity judging and dishing out punishments.
This law states whatever you sow, you reap.
Not always in life, you don't. What did those aid workers sow to have themselves get murdered? There's loads of examples of bad things happening to good people; explain that?
Now, I want you to take five minutes and review the results you are getting in your life, your happiness, your health, your wealth. If you want to earn more money, you have got to provide more service, but you do not have to work harder. Work is the worst way to earn money.
Money eh? Is that your 'God'? There's plenty of rich people with good health who kill themselves. Bosh, mate, The Secret is a load of rollocks, and you're only making the people who market it rich. Why don't you have a look at some of the free stuff that's available?
;D ;D You have got long way to go tosh. thats if you get there. ;)
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;D ;D You have got long way to go tosh. thats if you get there. ;)
Death, mate, that's our destination. I'll get there, so hopefully it's a long way to go. ;D
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;D ;D You have got long way to go tosh. thats if you get there. ;)
Death, mate, that's our destination. I'll get there, so hopefully it's a long way to go. ;D
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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;D ;D You have got long way to go tosh. thats if you get there. ;)
Death, mate, that's our destination. I'll get there, so hopefully it's a long way to go. ;D
Law of Forgiveness
You know, I was recently studying one of Raymond Holliwell’s laws; Law of Forgiveness.
It is such a phenomenal concept. You know resentment and guilt will stop you from winning quicker than anything or feeling bad about something you did maybe today, yesterday or five years ago.
I want you to think of something that you are beating yourself up over. I do not care what it is, but I want you go through an exercise of forgiveness.
Now, forgive means “to let go of completely”. Abandon. Think about what I am saying.
Forgiveness is the one of the healthiest psychological moves you will ever make.
I want you to spend a few minutes and think of a couple of things that you beat
yourself up over that you experience some guilt over, or some resentment. They are destructive emotions and then make up your mind you are going forgive yourself, you are going forgive others.
Forgiveness means “let go of completely”, so mentally you are just going to let it go
completely. Let it go. Think of what you are going to forgive and then forgive yourself, forgive them. That is a healthy move, and a move that will help you become successful.
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When you have finished with all your "guru" study and banter you will then realise everything just "is as it is" and you extremely rarely have any control over it and most often the best thing you can do for yourself is get a good nights sleep.
If you really want to challenge yourself then try and predict a coincidence.
The thought processes required may tune you back into reality.
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most often the best thing you can do for yourself is get a good nights sleep.
If you really want to challenge yourself then try and predict a coincidence.
The thought processes required may tune you back into reality.
Spot on.
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most often the best thing you can do for yourself is get a good nights sleep.
If you really want to challenge yourself then try and predict a coincidence.
The thought processes required may tune you back into reality.
Spot on.
Not really. I can't see 'Now just accept everything as it is, and get a good nights sleep' as being good advice to anyone with real problems.
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Yes, but i didn`t say "just accept",i said "then you will realise" and that was post guru.
And when you have taken yourself apart and put it back together it really does just boil down to "Get a bloody grip" and if you like "accept". There is too much human weakness about and a whole bloody industry feeding off it .
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And now there`s a whole load of new "people with problems" feeding off the industry.
Its time for the "Get a grip and pull yourself together revival".
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Its time for the "Get a grip and pull yourself together revival".
In my experience, that never works; it never worked when people said it to me. For me to 'get a grip', I had to be shown how to create the causes and conditions for me to 'get a grip'.
I'm taking a bloke to the doctors tomorrow; he can't 'get a grip' either; though he's trying. Part of his problem is that he was severely - and I mean severely - sexually abused as a child. He's spent quite a long time in prison, has pancreatitis, has a sleeping disorder, suffers with manic depression; is an alky.
When I consider your advice in light of my friends problems, it sounds very trite.
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not talking to you two until you tell me where to get them
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Its time for the "Get a grip and pull yourself together revival".
In my experience, that never works; it never worked when people said it to me. For me to 'get a grip', I had to be shown how to create the causes and conditions for me to 'get a grip'.
I'm taking a bloke to the doctors tomorrow; he can't 'get a grip' either; though he's trying. Part of his problem is that he was severely - and I mean severely - sexually abused as a child. He's spent quite a long time in prison, has pancreatitis, has a sleeping disorder, suffers with manic depression; is an alky.
When I consider your advice in light of my friends problems, it sounds very trite.
I would agree,though its a bloody fine line between compassion and being the "enabler".