As the community fear of Covid-19 swirls around me, and drifts into my consciousness, as well as my unconscious mind, I am finding it a blessing to remember and dwell in gratitude for all of the many blessings in my life, even if it’s not the life that I had planned.
Who am I?
Who are You?
Have you ever asked yourself the question “Who am I? Why was I born?”
I know that I have asked those two questions as well as other related questions.
I have also notice over the decades that I also talk about myself in what appears to be the third person.
And I suspect that you probably do the same thing.
It can go on and on.
So who is the ‘my’ that’s talking about the ‘body’ or the ‘mind’?
It seems to me that “I AM’ and I am not my body, or my mind.
What do you know or think about who you are?
“If you are not early, how can you be on time?”
– Richard Edward Ward
It would seem obvious that if you do not arrive before a meeting is to begin (at least 5 minutes) then you cannot be on time. Seems simple.
This is very important to understand if you are looking for work, and much important if you want to keep the job you already have.
It is a poor decision that cannot be changed.
– Richard Edward Ward
Every moment of your life is infinitely creative and the universe is endlessly bountiful.
Just put forth a clear enough request, and everything your heart truly desires must come to you.
– Shakti Gawain
– Creative Visualization: Use the Power of Your Imagination to Create What You Want in Your Life
Your diet is not only what you eat.
It is what you think and your constant self-talk,
what you watch,
what you listen to,
what you read,
and the people you hang around.
Be mindful of the things you put into your body mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
“The life in front of you is more important than the life behind you.”
-Unknown
Be practical and expect miracles
if you just take the first step forward every day.
– Richard Edward Ward
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