Showing posts with label Reality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reality. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

How To Make Your Dreams A Reality

Martin Luther King said, “I have a dream”, but he didn’t just have a dream, he had a dream come true.


We all have dreams and if we believe in them with all our hearts and we follow them with passion, they will come true.


What are your dreams?


Take a few moments to think about this. Have you followed through on your dreams or have you let them slip away as life took over? You don’t have to let your dreams slip; you don’t have to brush them away. Whatever it was, think about it now. Do you still want it?


If you want your dreams to become a reality you need to start focusing on them. Just 15 minutes a day is all you need to start turning your dreams into a reality. What can you do in the next 15 minutes that will put you on track to fulfilling your dreams? If you have always wanted to write then why not start now. In fifteen minutes you could have a couple of pages of your first novel written. Even if you just commit to three pages a day, at the end of the month you will have nearly 100 pages written. That’s almost half a novel.



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Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Who Do You Choose To Be?

Spirituality Information: Action Stems From Your State of Being

by: Richard Blackstone


The action part of the thought, word, and deed creation equation takes us into the external world and deals with external time frames. We use our bodies and our senses to figure out what it takes to get the job done. If we don’t have the ability to persevere, many of our well-intended creations never get manifested. Especially in the world we live in where we have been conditioned to think that immediate gratification is a God-given right.


Our experience tells us that this is not so, but we have been told that this is so by the people on television who tell us that if we are hungry we can have ‘fast food’ right now. If we want to lose weight, we don’t have to diet and exercise, we can take a pill and lose weight right now. If we have eaten red meat all our lives and have clogged arteries, we can have an operation and fix it right now. If you are sick, take a pill. If you don’t feel good about yourself, drink some alcohol. If you want to get to heaven, give the tele-evangelist all of your money.


This is the way you manifest your desires when you live unconsciously, because the totality of your living experience is external. The action part of the creative process is using your body and external senses, but it is based on an internal guidance system. If you are creating consciously you understand that faith in the process and perseverance are part of the tools you need to possess to bring your creation to fruition.


The use of only our external senses to get by in this world is what allows for unconscious living. We are conscious of our sensory external world and we limit ourselves to that. With unconscious living that is enough because these external senses provide enough stimuli for us to make opinions and allow us to react.


It is only when we go beyond the limit of the five physical senses and delve into the realm of the non-sensical (that part of our being that doesn’t deal with the five senses) world that we come to understand the unbalanced life this produces. It all starts making sense.


How do you get to this nonsensical world? Well if it is not exterior to ourselves, then we must look inside ourselves.


Sense of Jesselton

Sense of Jesselton (Photo credit: zero5phh)



Only by going within can we begin to understand the authentic power we possess. A power that is not dependent on external stimuli. A power that is with us forever because it is part of the make up of our very being. External power is limited and temporary. As soon as a title or position, or money is removed from you, the power that came with it is removed from you. Authentic power is internal and part of you, so it can never be removed from you. You can, however, forget that you have it and this is what most of us have done.


We are so concerned and conditioned to view the world from an external point of view that we rarely think to go within. We are on a constant quest to conquer our external world and win the game of life.


The better we become at learning the rules the better we become at winning. With winning come the spoils of the battle, more money, more possessions and more power. Our thinking is that all this doingness will bring us happiness, when our reality tells us that all this doingness only brings us a feeling of being unfulfilled. In this external power game you are never done playing, and the goal of true happiness and peace remains elusive.


Only by going within do you find that you can be happy and at peace in an instant. When you go within, you understand that you need merely to choose to ‘be’ happy, and in this ‘beingness‘ you begin to ‘do’ happy things. Only by going within do you realize that “beingness creates doingness.” You begin to understand that the important question is not “what do I need to be doing?” The important question is “who do I choose to be.”


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How Your Daily Actions Can Change The World

How Your Daily Life Can Change The World

by: Mashubi Rochell


Today’s world is reaching a crisis point, and while many of our social structures are still intact for this moment, there will come a time when major changes will need to occur in the way we are living our lives on a day to day basis. This bold statement is shared not to create alarm and fear, but rather to awaken a sense of responsibility within all of us. This awakening has already begun, and most people are now aware that our current way of life is causing harm to the precious Earth we live on. The question now for many of us is … what can I do?


Our lives are already chock full of challenges. Just managing the day to day realities of life is for many of us a full time job. The growing complexities of life that have developed from the accelerated pace of change can at times feel overwhelming. We hear news reports of natural disasters, wars, poverty, disease, environmental pollution, and a seemingly endless number of new challenges … the amount of overwhelm can cause us to numb ourselves, and shut ourselves off from the realities that are happening around us.


The Earth seen from Apollo 17.

The Earth seen from Apollo 17. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)



How then do we help our struggling world? What can we do? The answer to this question lies within our hearts, and is much bigger and more important than we may realize. There are certain obvious things that we can do on a daily basis to conserve energy, recycle, and be more environmentally conscious. Thankfully, more and more people are stepping up and creating change in their daily habits in this way. This helps a great deal towards beginning to reverse the cycle of abuse to the Earth and lack of respect for her resources. There is a larger change that needs to happen however, that is at the root of the world’s problems. It is one that we all participate in unless we choose not to, and this has to do with our consciousness.


Consciousness? How can that affect the world situation? You may be wondering just how changing our awareness can affect things. Isn’t that in the realm of the metaphysical, for people who wear robes and chant and do strange spiritual practices? Dearest ones, taking responsibility for our consciousness is not just for those with a spiritual awareness. Our consciousness affects the world we live in, whether we are aware of it or not. The thoughts and energy we put into the world have an impact, and our consciousness creates the actions and choices we make on a daily basis.


Just how did the world get into the state that it is in now? It all started with where our collective consciousness has been. Humanity has been involved in developing our individuality, and in experiencing the world of physical reality without much attention to the larger whole of which we are a part. This was a necessary step in our evolution, but now times have changed. We’ve gone as far as we can in developing our individuality and unique identities.


Unfortunately, as we’ve explored our individuality, we have made choices that do not take into account the affects that our actions have on the larger whole. We’ve chosen to use energy resources that are finite, and that cause pollution of the Earth. We’ve chosen farming practices that remove the essential ingredients from our food, in favor of mass production. The lack of nutrients from our food has increased our health problems, but our healing practices have attempted to fix the symptoms without addressing the root causes. We’ve chosen to pursue individual wealth that brings prosperity to us and our families, but leaves the majority of humankind suffering in poverty and starvation.


All of these challenges we now face started with a consciousness that had forgotten our essential connections to the larger whole of life. We are divine beings that entered into physical reality in order to learn, and now at this crucial time in the evolution of humanity, we are beginning to learn how to reconnect with ourselves, with each other, and with the Earth. We are beginning to learn that our thoughts create our reality, and that what we think and feel matters as much as what we do.


One of the great spiritual truths shared with us by all spiritual teachers and religions is that we are all connected. We are a part of God , who lives within us. In the same way, all others in our world are equally a part of God, and are an essential part of the essential whole of life. Therefore, if we harm another, we ultimately harm ourselves. If we prevent others from receiving what they need, we limit ourselves because we are constricting the free flow of God‘s light and life force.


These concepts are not new, but they have been mostly in the background of human consciousness, which up until this point was focused on pursuing more individualized goals. Times have changed, and now the only solution that can be found to the problems of today’s world is to work together, and to reconnect ourselves with our divine eternal nature as souls.


When we are no longer separated from the divine source of all light and love, our relationship with ourselves and with others changes. We are no longer alone, seeking to get our needs met, and competing with others who all are trying to get their needs met. Instead, we go within to connect with our hearts, to understand who we are, and what our purpose is for being on the Earth at this time. Each soul is present on the Earth for a reason, and when we discover and fulfill that purpose, our life makes a positive contribution to the world and in the process our own needs are met and fulfilled.


When we realize that our consciousness matters and has an impact on others, we take responsibility for our thoughts as well as our actions. Are you holding a grudge towards someone in your life? With an awakened consciousness, you realize that holding on to this grudge is creating a blockage in the free flow of light and love in your life, and you take steps to heal this pain you are carrying. You may not be able to let go of the pain right away, but your intention to let go, rather than to hold on, opens up the energy of healing. In the larger network of human consciousness, you’ve just created a small pocket of light and love, which enters the atmosphere of the Earth and strengthens the love and light present in the world. This small pocket is like a candle, which lights other candles that it comas into contact with.


On the other hand, if you choose to hold on to your anger, blame, judgment and so on, the emotions you are holding onto contribute to the cloud of negative energy that is present around the Earth during this time. You feel entitled to be angry, and refuse to budge. You may even act out your feelings and create disharmony or even harm to others. In this way your choice contributes to this very same energy pattern which is prevalent in so many of today’s world conflicts and wars. Anger, blame, judgment, entitlement, and the unwillingness to compromise are all fed by the daily thoughts and feelings of others.


Do you see the choice you have each day, and at each moment? Your consciousness either adds to or detracts from the presence of love and light on the Earth. The love creates a feeling of harmony, and of possibilities and hope. The love opens up new possibilities and ideas, and can help us find creative solutions to the world problems.


You are a part of this love, and your daily choices can support and strengthen the many positive actions of change now happening in the world. In this way your daily life can change the world, and can help others to awaken, heal and contribute positively as well. You are blessed to be present at this monumental time in the Earth’s history, with an unprecedented opportunity to grow, learn, heal, transform, and to participate in creating a New Earth.


About The Author


Mashubi Rochell is a spiritual counselor and the founder of World Blessings, an online spiritual support community for people of all faiths. To receive our newest articles and spiritual healing resources, please visit http://ift.tt/1edZExN






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