Moments Seek

Moments Seek

1. You are the captain of your ship.

This is your life - you can take it in any direction you choose. Blaming anyone else for the results in your life does nothing to change your circumstances. Instead, focus on what you can think, feel, and do to sail where you want.

2. You get what you focus on.

If you constantly focus on debt, poverty, bills, and no money, then you will no doubt feel 'poor'. Because you attract what you feel and think about, you will only attract more of the same - debt, bills, and worry. When you focus on wealth, abundance, and easy cash flow, then you will feel 'prosperous'. Opportunities for financial growth will appear as a result of you thinking and feeling good about financial abundance.

3. There is more than enough for everyone.

There is an endless supply of everything you desire when you connect with your spiritual source. You came from nothing, out of a surge and impulse for life. The universe provided everything you needed to grow from a speck of DNA to a fully independent living organism. Everything in this world is created in the same way - from a desire to exist. Express your full desires in grateful appreciation of the world around you and watch them grow like flowers emerging from the ground in springtime.

4. Ask and you shall receive.

The universe is like a giant shopping mall. Everything is there for you, you simply need to pull out the cosmic 'credit card'. To build 'cosmic credit' you must set clear intentions charged full of excitement and positive vibrations. Visualise it, feel it as if you already have it, and buzz away on the excitement. The more positive energy you can generate, then the more your 'cosmic credit card' loads up. You can also generate more cosmic credit through genuine and regular expressions of gratitude for everything you already have in your life.

5. You are a product of your environment.

Everything adapts to its environment. Animals change their appearance and behaviour according to their surroundings and so do humans - weather forces you to put on or take off clothes, you speak the language of your neighbours and community, your food habits reflect your family's preferences. Just as environments change, so do you. However if you consciously change your environment, then you can consciously change your behaviours and thus the results you want. Want to be fit? Hang out with fit people, sign up for a gym, read fitness magazines, join a cycling club. Want to be wealthy? Read about people who have created wealth, take a financial management course, find a mentor or coach to work with you on your financial goals. When you design inspiring environments, then your evolution and adaptation is quicker and more in line with your true intentions.

6. Forgiveness releases powerful positive energy

If you have hurt, or have been hurt by someone else, then you must forgive. Forgiveness does not mean to condone the behaviour, but rather serves to release the hurt and promote healing. Without forgiveness, the hurt festers and infects, leading to disease and further pain. To forgive, first ask, "what can I learn from this?" Then express gratitude for allowing the gift of learning in to your life. Forgiveness acts as a kind of cosmic bandaid - allowing emotional and spiritual tissue to heal. This frees all parties to experience love and growth once more. Most of all, forgive yourself. Rather than practising self-loathing and criticism, practise self-love and self-acceptance. Remember to state, "I love and accept myself even when...". You are always learning and growing - be gentle on your self. Allow the compassion you feel for others to flow to you as well.

7. Now is all there is.

You only ever experience your life in an endless series of present moments. You only ever truly live right here, right now. The past and future are simply images. Your past experiences are a result of past thought; your future experiences are a result of present thought. This means that you can let go of past wrongs, no matter how painful, as they are behind you. It also means that if you want to change your future, you need only focus your thoughts and feelings on your present moment. Seek to find joy, beauty, and abundance in your present circumstances and your future will mirror this.

8. We are all connected.

We are all made of the same 'stuff' - bits of atoms and other particles that in their purest form are energy waves. If we are all energy, and energy can neither be created or destroyed but simply arranged in different patterns and frequencies to create the world as we perceive it, then it follows that we are all connected, part of an enormous and endless sea of energy field rippling with vibrations and waves. This means that we are all connected. This means that what I think and feel creates a ripple effect in everyone and everything else's experience. The good news is that positive feelings and positive thoughts have 100 times the frequency of negative thoughts and feelings. Thus if we raise the awareness of our thoughts and feelings and consciously choose to feel good, then we are having a positive ripple effect across the entire universe. How's that for powerful!

Want to learn more? I recommend the following books and websites.

Lynne Grabhorn - Excuse me, your LIFE is waiting - the astonishing power of feelings

Bob Proctor - You were born rich The Secret - the movie, thesecret.tv

Lance Secretan - One - The Art and Practice of Conscious Leadership

Eckart Tolle - The Power of Now - A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment

Eckart Tolle - The New Earth - Awakening to Your Life's Purpose

http://www.attractionville.com

http://www.bobproctor.com

Leadership Coach, Speaker, and Author Zoe Routh works with women in business to enhance their personal effectiveness and leadership capacity for global effect. For free tips on how to become a more effective leader that will save you time, money, energy, and stress, go to http://www.innercompass.com.au

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