Sheer Joy Avenue: Thought for the Day
Showing posts with label Thought for the Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thought for the Day. Show all posts

Sunday, March 23, 2008

TODAY


Saturday, March 22, 2008

You and Your Thoughts....

Thoughts have great power.
Thoughts are like seeds you plant in your mind.
The more you hold onto a particular thought, the more power you invest in it.
Positive thoughts give us energy and strength. Negative thoughts rob us of power and make us feel tired and strained.
We are by nature positive.
Negativity is the result of faulty thinking. You can change if you want to.
You can't control other people, situation or circumstances, but you can control what is going on inside you. It takes time to change and transform those old patterns of thinking.
Be patient with yourself. It starts with a thought.....
Today!
Remember!
By thinking negatively about a situation, you deplete seeking the hidden benefit behind it, with a positive outlook, you motivate and empower yourself.


Thought for the Day
Most of what you fear
does not even exist
Much of what you love
is closer than you realize!

Thought for the Moment
You can be a dynamic leader by developing the traits of self-confidence, mental-toughness, conceptual thinking, and ambition to achieve!!!

Monday, March 03, 2008

NEW Begining


Until one is committed
there is hesitancy
the chance to draw back
always ineffectiveness

Concerning all acts
of Initiative and Creations
there is One
Elementary Truth,
the ignorance of which
kills countless ideas
and splendid plans:

that the moment
one definitely
commits oneself,
then Providence moves too...

All sorts of things
occur to help
one that would never otherwise
have occurred

A whole stream of events
issues from the decision
raising in one's favour
ALL manner of unforeseen incidents
and meetings
and material assistance
which no man
could have dreamed
would have come his way

Whatever you can do
or dream you can
Begin it.

Boldness has
Genius
Magic
and Power
in it.

Begin it
NOW!


Goethe

Friday, November 16, 2007

Great time in the Morning...

Great time in the Morning...
There is a time in the Morning
when the soul can speak to the mind
and messages come without mourning,
wise and with comfort and kind...

Morning Meditation - Just before the coming of the pale rays of dawn, Mother Nature exists in a state of flux. Earth's energy is stable, free of the disordered vibrations that are a by-product of humanity's comings and goings. In these first moments of day, when the sun's golden light is only just peeking over the horizon, our animal mind remains in the land of slumber though we ourselves are awake. Deep sleep has washed away the impurities of existence that accumulated within us, so our mental, physical, and emotional potential is heightened. To meditate in this peaceful yet energetically charged in-between time is to connect with the divine in an extremely intimate fashion. We discover a new kinship with the universal life force during morning meditations because our awareness becomes a mirror for earthly consciousness—we wake as the world wakes, quietly embracing the joy of being and setting the tone for a serene, fulfilling day.

In the first glorious glow of morning, the light, air, and energy flowing around us speak in hushed tones of the activity to come. While we recognize that another day of being means becoming once again immersed in the challenges of action and reaction, we also understand that we can draw upon the unique energetic qualities of daybreak for comfort, creativity, and vigor. There is bliss in the simple knowledge that we have been given the gift of another day of existence. We are inspired by sights and sounds of the sun's gentle ascension. Birds serenade the luminosity, which grows richer by the minute. And though we may feel a residual lethargy, our vitality returns as our meditation helps us to become one with the stirring of other beings rubbing the sleep from their eyes. At the start of each day, our destiny has not yet been written, and so there is nothing we cannot do.

How we choose to meditate is less important than our choice to attune ourselves to the spirit of wakefulness that travels round the world each and every day. Even the briefest moment of quiet contemplation in the muted light of the sun can put all that is yet to come into perspective. As a consequence of our daybreak reflections, our lives are imbued with the same stability, tranquility, and increased awareness that humanity has long associated with the stillness of early morning.

What do you think?