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Fit for What?
Copyright 2005 Tanja Gardner Unless we’re talking about our bodies, and the amount of exercise they can do, we usually talk about being fit in relation to something. An object is ‘fit for use’, clothing is ‘fit to be worn at work’, and food is...
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Passion vs. Detachment
As a student of success for many years, I've become familiar with the idea that we need to generate a passion for our goals, a burning desire to see them brought to fruition. Yet, as a student of spirituality, I've spent a lot of time embracing the...
The Benefits of Meditation: Tips and Techniques
Meditation is healthy, safe and affordable. In fact it’s free. The only expense you’ll have is a meditation mat, which isn’t especially necessary-at least from my experience. Meditation has been around for 5,000 years, and was originally a...
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What Will WE Do?
We have established the groundwork for an open-minded evaluation of many aspects (if not all) of society in our 'Hard, Hidden and Common Science' volume. Many questions remain and will always be left open for new details and possibilities, but the...
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Just Do It!
Do you ever wonder how much time you spend thinking about things that need your attention? Then, shrug your shoulders and think some more about it later. In the meantime, nothing gets done.
Sometimes the “things” that are put off will only take a few minutes to do; then it’s out of the way. Think of the supper dishes- if everyone makes an effort to clear the table and get at the dishes, this will only take a few minutes.
Think how pleasant it will be in the morning to face a clean and tidy kitchen. What a good way to start your day. You do not have to sort through a pile of dirty dishes for a cup, a plate or a teaspoon or whatever else.
Start with the simplest yet the most dreaded chore that you have to do but keep putting off.
What about other routines? You’ve been thinking about some exercise program. Ask yourself why aren’t you doing it? Think of the negative energy that builds up within you everytime something in your brain nags you about your neglect. Compare it with the positive results and benefits to your physical, mental and emotional health. Imagine the peace of mind you’ll derive . Think of how less stressed out you’ll be.
When you leave things unattended, before you know it, other issues start to pile up-bills get shoved aside, clutter starts to accumulate and surround you, you can’t even find a place to put down your purse. You are constantly looking for your keys , misplace a lot of things. Nothing is
where it should be, since there is no place marked for anything.
Projects stare you in the face, not just one but a few, if not more. You feel frustrated .Yet, you are thinking and analyzing and wondering when you’ll finally get these done.
This is not a way of life for anyone who wants to enjoy and take pride in a sense of accomplishment.
Can you imagine the amount of negative energy you allow to accumulate? This affects your stamina, it drains your strength and worst,your peace of mind is compromised.
Procrastination also builds up negative blocks in your life and living space. It causes the energy around you to stagnate.
Just do whatever needs to be done. Don’t waste precious energy thinking about it. Thinking does not get anything done. Why suffer twinges of guilt for procrastinating and being disorganized?
Just do it and invite positive energy into your life. Build the blocks of accomplishment one thing at a time.
About the Author: Bonnie Moss writes about spirituality and other inspirational topics. Visit her website , a metaphysical site that offers information on tarot, crystals, aura, angels, charms and spells and related topics. http://goldencupcafe.tripod.com
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