This Thought Counts

Sometimes you see something that resonates  with you so intensely that you can't let it go. Watch for those times because you never know when you might need it. This morning, I saw a little sticker with the following saying: When life's not fair, change the rules.  I thought it was cute, hummed a little tune to it and let it go. 7 hours later, I needed it. I was angry and frustrated and looked for something to break the pattern I was in. I opened up my armoire and as my eyes landed on my Unicorn Angel Card Deck, the phrase came back. I chanted it for a good thirty minutes. Within 1 minute, my frequency had zapped up to where I love it to be. Within 30, I felt higher than a kite.  Find the things that resonate within and use them.

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' ...

Too often we walk a path that is not our own. Either our parents set it out for us or a religious individual. (i have unfortunately been on paths caused by both in my past.) These people may or may not have our interests at heart - but that doesn't matter. You should be the only one who creates and runs your path. And, by the way, that most definitely includes fear. If you are doing something because you are afraid if you don't do it something bad will happen? You are not on the right path. Just remember: If the path you are on is based on fear, get off. If the path you are on is controlled by others, get off. The only person controlling your path should be you.

Hey, all :) How's your 2015 going? Hopefully swimmingly. So, let me tell you what that title means. I'm sure everyone has heard how 'easy' it is to get things to work for you. Easy is all relative. If you are a naturally positive person, I could see it as being much easier than if you're not. Plus, easy to whom? People who have been doing it for years and who have gained the majority of what they truly wanted? In hindsight things look easier, don't they? But that doesn't mean they have to be hard. In fact, they could be a piece of cake. What do I mean? Have you tried getting the little things? Or, even having the little things come through without trying? For me, they are a wonderful, happy reminder of how this universe works. I don't try anymore to see if they work, they just do. Last Friday, I was on my way home from the gym and I thought, "Oh, I'd like a piece of cake." I even knew exactly what bakery it would be from and how it ...

You know 'those people'. They're the ones that rub you the wrong way and as you grow in knowledge and understand how that kind of emotion can affect you're life, it pisses you off even more when they piss you off. Last night I was dealing with that and remembered all the tales about wishing the best on the other person and in doing that, they fade away and you are left with good feelings. Well, it isn't the easiest to do - especially if that person has harmed you in the past, but I created a rhyme in my head that I repeated as a mantra all the way into sleep. I woke up feeling uber fantastic this morning and plan to keep it up whenever I have to deal with anyone who causes negative reactions within me. Just think of the person and repeat the following over and over. Depending on how deep the annoyance/anger, or general ugh feelings you have about the person, it will take from 1 repetition to 50 to realize you just don't harbor those feelings anymore. It'...

You know those moments where you have a-ha moments and it's like everything comes together? I had one of those today. This A-ha moment came with sparkles and happiness galore. I'm going to tell you what I found out, and then explain it. Don't be shocked. Have you ever realized what a burden dreams can be? I'd hand over a pillow for you to fall down upon, but hopefully you were sitting down when you read that. Yes, dreams can be heavy burdens, but I didn't really get that until today. What do I mean? Well, let me explain how I figured it out. There are several dreams I've been working on for a long time. Since I found Neville Goddard's and Florence Scovel Shinn's teachings, they have been a major focus of what I desire most in my life. For the past 14 months, I've lived, eaten, and breathed these dreams.  Only one problem - while I've glimpsed them and felt them in the 4th dimension, so far they have not taken physical form. You mus...

I'm going to talk today about the logical mind. Now - not in terms of left/right brain, that is something entirely different. What I want to discuss is the side of your brain that wants to make sense of things. You know the section: it says things like "Why doesn't this work for me?" and "I don't get it." We've all heard that from ourselves, and 99 times out of 100, we think we are logically thinking things out so we can find the answer, thus fixing our problem. But guess what? Thinking those kinds of thoughts and feeling the emotions that come with them actually attract the opposite to what you want. For instance, saying: "I don't get it" over and over will do nothing except make sure you never get it. I'm an inquisitive sort and when something doesn't happen the way I expect it to, I want to investigate as to why. But guess what? That is the antithesis to getting what I want. If my premise is "Why doesn't t...