Comments on: Time to Choose

By: leslie55

leslie55 — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 03:02:43 +0000

The mind does tend to run amuk doesn’t it? I loved your description Eve that this life is too big a show for the mind to rule.
Truly aren’t we blessed! Nothing cheers me up more than to remind myself spirit is at the helm! And when I remind myself of that I instantly remember there is choice with every breath.
Way more fun to be chosing my reality for the day than shoes. And I so agree, we are getting more of a handle on this and shifting quicker. Years ago I was attending “spiritual” classes and it was a big deal just to be told yes you are spiritual being. Now adays we seem to have more ownership and more accountability.

Love Leslie

By: naturespiritcoaching

naturespiritcoaching — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:36:42 +0000

Wow, Cindy the deer story is such a great example of how our thoughts become our reality so easily. I feel the energy has shifted substantially in these past few years so that now this is accomplished much quicker than in years past.

Making the choice doesn’t need to be a matter of discipline, either. Just realizing that you have that choice starts to shift the energy away from the automatic reaction response of the mind. Heading , in each moment, towards the place where you just feel good, making the “feel good” decision, brings you to a much easier, happier place . Sometimes, just shifting that vibe will get you there.

By: cindyc1

cindyc1 — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 03:19:50 +0000

I am of the belief that your thoughts are what create your life and your future. If you think negatively you will get more negativity. (gee Eve, maybe even if you focus on a negative thing your horse does he might do more negative things-what do you think?) So to have a happier life it all starts with your thoughts. Plus I believe that world situations can improve or digress depending on the thought patterns of the humans in this world. So, being positive not only helps the individual but also the world. Your thoughts attract to you what you focus on. We know someone who worries about hitting deer when driving. He sees a lot of deer in a long commute. Each day he was affirming how he was concerned he would hit a deer. He got to the point of saying, out loud even, “I wonder if tonight will be the night I’ll hit a deer.” Well, in the last week he has hit 2 deer. (gee, I hope I don’t hit a deer now after telling this story.)