Whether it’s a tsunami or an earthquake or a hurricane or any kind of natural disaster, it brings out our true nature, our original nature as Lao-tzu calls it, which is reverence for all life, kindness, simplicity, caring, and serving. We show our love for God by serving one another. Please join me in continuing to send prayers, love, and support to those who affected by the hurricane. (As posted on the Facebook page of Wayne Dyer's )
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Showing posts with label dr wayne dyer. Show all posts
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Support Of Those Affected
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Greet The Morning With Thank You
I saw Dr. Wayne Dyer do something special in the movie, "The Shift". In one of the beginning scenes, it showed him getting out of bed around the 3 am hour and he was depicted as saying "thank you". If we open our day up to saying thank you to our life and another day, what is possible for our life?
All too often we take for granted, a new day and a morning. We fail to connect with the gratitude of a day that is before us which holds so much possibility. I still remember when I was paralyzed and not being able to walk or take a step. I no longer look at life as a given, but as something that I embrace and am thankful for. I feel it is an honor to be able to rise in the morning and greet the day with both feet being able to hold me up and function as intended.
Why not join me in saying thank you to the new day as your get up in the morning? See how it feels and what possibilities you invite into your life. All you have to do is say the words, "thank you". That is as difficult and simple as this gets. Who knows, it could very likely change your life.
Thank you Dr. Wayne Dyer for sharing this powerful, but simple exercise. If you want to see this movie featuring Dr. Wayne Dyer, The Shift, click this link.
Starting today, why not greet the morning with thank you? Try it and then leave a comment to share what it does for your life.
All too often we take for granted, a new day and a morning. We fail to connect with the gratitude of a day that is before us which holds so much possibility. I still remember when I was paralyzed and not being able to walk or take a step. I no longer look at life as a given, but as something that I embrace and am thankful for. I feel it is an honor to be able to rise in the morning and greet the day with both feet being able to hold me up and function as intended.
Why not join me in saying thank you to the new day as your get up in the morning? See how it feels and what possibilities you invite into your life. All you have to do is say the words, "thank you". That is as difficult and simple as this gets. Who knows, it could very likely change your life.
Thank you Dr. Wayne Dyer for sharing this powerful, but simple exercise. If you want to see this movie featuring Dr. Wayne Dyer, The Shift, click this link.
Starting today, why not greet the morning with thank you? Try it and then leave a comment to share what it does for your life.
Saturday, April 7, 2012
For Nine Months Of Our Life
Watching the movie, The Shift, featuring Dr. Wayne Dyer, he made a statement that I will try to paraphrase and remember. I thought it was an excellent thought about abundance.
For 9 months, we had everything we needed. Why should we not have everything we need for the next 90 years? It is because of interference. We interfere with our life. - Dr. Wayne Dyer, The Shift
Monday, January 12, 2009
Connected To Source
There are many people that will tell you that when connected to source, things happen quickly, easily and come together in ways that no one can imagine. If you want to understand what "Source" means, check any of Dr. Wayne Dyer's works such as The Power of Intention
. Source is not about religion, it is about the source energy living within ourselves.
So anyway, back to the story.
I was given an idea for a project by someone I know. It always amazes me just where some of these ideas originate and how I come to be acquainted with them. Sometimes they are like this particular method and sometimes they are just thoughts that float into my mind almost as if they are being whispered into my ear by an angel. This idea sounded good but at first I thought, this is going to take a lot of work, a lot of time and then the detailed questions of how to make everything happen filled my mind. I knew though that if I took each thing a step at a time, it would all come through.
So as I'm out walking in the park a couple of weeks ago, I was taking pictures and one of the pictures I took hit me like a ton of bricks. As I focused on it with my camera, I thought this could be a CD cover. At the time, I had not totally put it together with the project that I was working on. The two thoughts had not completely connected.
So then I sat down at my keyboard to do the recording part of this project. Usually in the past, this part of the process takes considerable time. Not only do I need to create the actual music, then play it so that it sounds right and record it so that it comes out correctly as a digital file. A process that one little mess up sometimes yields the work useless for a finished piece. This particular project though came together the quickest that I have ever seen and without too much difficulty. It wasn't completely ease free but not like some projects where you struggle to get the right sound. It just all flowed together easily and nicely.
Once this was done, I was sitting there wondering what type of artwork I was going to use and then the picture of the park popped into my mind. The songs came around and formed the right image. But as part of the artwork, I needed a special graphic which I had no idea what I was going to use. Within about 5 minutes of searching on google, I had found the right image, purchased it and was able to get it into my graphic artwork I was creating. That's no easy feat for me either as my expertise in using graphic art software is limited.
The complete package came together in a very cohesive way and I was beginning to see that maybe this project had some outside help and assistance. The next step involved uploading it to the digital sites which again can go easily and painfree or it can be excruciating and a long drawn out process. This time, it was up on all the digital sites within about 8 days. That's just unheard of.
And so I can't help but think the "idea" of this came from a connected source and was perfect for me in this moment. Of course if I would have just heard it and done nothing, than nothing would have happened. However for something to happen, I had to act up on it. Where the project will go or the results I will get from this project, I do not know at this time. I'm anxious to see what happens!
Once again, I'm reminded that if we stay connected to source, than all we need and all we desire is there at our fingertips. We need not look any place else because we will not find it any other place.
So anyway, back to the story.
I was given an idea for a project by someone I know. It always amazes me just where some of these ideas originate and how I come to be acquainted with them. Sometimes they are like this particular method and sometimes they are just thoughts that float into my mind almost as if they are being whispered into my ear by an angel. This idea sounded good but at first I thought, this is going to take a lot of work, a lot of time and then the detailed questions of how to make everything happen filled my mind. I knew though that if I took each thing a step at a time, it would all come through.
So as I'm out walking in the park a couple of weeks ago, I was taking pictures and one of the pictures I took hit me like a ton of bricks. As I focused on it with my camera, I thought this could be a CD cover. At the time, I had not totally put it together with the project that I was working on. The two thoughts had not completely connected.
So then I sat down at my keyboard to do the recording part of this project. Usually in the past, this part of the process takes considerable time. Not only do I need to create the actual music, then play it so that it sounds right and record it so that it comes out correctly as a digital file. A process that one little mess up sometimes yields the work useless for a finished piece. This particular project though came together the quickest that I have ever seen and without too much difficulty. It wasn't completely ease free but not like some projects where you struggle to get the right sound. It just all flowed together easily and nicely.
Once this was done, I was sitting there wondering what type of artwork I was going to use and then the picture of the park popped into my mind. The songs came around and formed the right image. But as part of the artwork, I needed a special graphic which I had no idea what I was going to use. Within about 5 minutes of searching on google, I had found the right image, purchased it and was able to get it into my graphic artwork I was creating. That's no easy feat for me either as my expertise in using graphic art software is limited.
The complete package came together in a very cohesive way and I was beginning to see that maybe this project had some outside help and assistance. The next step involved uploading it to the digital sites which again can go easily and painfree or it can be excruciating and a long drawn out process. This time, it was up on all the digital sites within about 8 days. That's just unheard of.
And so I can't help but think the "idea" of this came from a connected source and was perfect for me in this moment. Of course if I would have just heard it and done nothing, than nothing would have happened. However for something to happen, I had to act up on it. Where the project will go or the results I will get from this project, I do not know at this time. I'm anxious to see what happens!
Once again, I'm reminded that if we stay connected to source, than all we need and all we desire is there at our fingertips. We need not look any place else because we will not find it any other place.
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