This Thought Counts

This year, I decided to challenge myself and release 1 novel per month. I've done so. This summer I've seen a few things and with some of the knowledge my guides have brought me, my life is changing. For instance, I won't be releasing anything after the trilogy I'm re-releasing on Sept 14th. I need the time to write, get caught up, and work on the biggest change I'm focused on. (Plus, releasing one book a month is insane. I couldn't focus on marketing any of my books because I was too busy getting the next book ready for release. I became so burnt out that I can barely write, let alone anything else.) Neville Goddard spoke oft about living in the present. Living in the Now. Not in the future, not in the past, because the only time we truly have is Now. It wasn't until recently that I recognized and admitted to my fear of living in said "Now". Not that I didn't want to - and consciously I didn't realize what I was doing. Or perhaps, I ...

I just did a 2 part post on living in the present, but when I went to bed last night, I knew it wasn't done. The explanation I had for the trigger did not give enough information. So, for those who want to know more about creating that trigger organically, this is for you. So, you want to create that trigger for something huge that you really want. And not just creating a trigger, but one that really does the of putting you in the right vibration. How do you do it? In the second Living in the present post, I gave you the end result, but how do you get there? This is how I got there: I started inside of my meditative state with an imagined scene that would take place after my dream/goal had come to fruition. But then that moved to non-meditative time as well. I think it started one day when I was really down. I lay in bed and brought up the scene I had been imagining in meditation. It was a wonderful scene and quite ornate. I could smell the ocean and feel the sand between...

If you've dealt with metaphysics at all, you've probably heard the phrase "be in the now". Now, considering the fact that they also say to live 'in the end', I will admit, I get confused as to the concept. I figured out six months ago that, at the time, it meant thinking in a completely different way to the way I was thinking before, and as always happens in the study of anything, the deeper you go, the more our knowledge of said definitions change. I've been thinking a lot about being in the now today and I am thinking, at my current level of knowledge, that there is a depth there that I am ready to grasp. As such, I am focused in July to being 'in the now', to take 15 minutes a day and just be. No thinking of other things, no imagining the end, no going over plot lines in my head (which is my biggest mind filler). Just take those fifteen minutes to be aware. Aware of what? Good question. I know there is so much we don't 'see' ...