As the close of 2010 approaches does this axiom stir something in you?
‘Some people live 99 years, while others live one year 99 times.’
When you look at your life have you noticed that a year later, not much has changed?
For most people, the majority of their days (and their results) have mostly repeated themselves.
However, when I ask people if they want things to be different they say, ‘Absolutely!’
You no doubt have heard the axiom, ‘Everything is a trade-off.’ We exchange one thing in return for another, i.e. relinquishing one benefit or advantage for another that is more desirable. Everything in life has a price and is up for the giving or receiving, if you are willing. Day after day you go up to life’s counter and barter for what you desire. ‘I will give you this, if you will give me that.’
It is the Law of Compensation that coupled with the Law of Cause and Effect being applied to blessings and abundances that creates a win – win exchange and needs to be followed implicitly. The visible effects of your deeds are given to you in money, job, gifts, inheritances, friendships and blessings.
When you are in harmony with the Law of Giving, with the Laws of Life – there is good that makes itself available to you. This is the exciting news. Your thoughts, feelings, words and actions create the world around you. You have the power to create a world of peace, harmony and abundance. In order to accomplish it, it is essential that you learn to manage your thoughts and emotions. Understanding the Universal Laws is mandatory.
• Where do I want to end up?
• What do I want to accomplish – short and long term?
• Where do I want to be in relationship with the important people in my life, with the earth, myself, my creative capacity?
• What legacy do I want to be remembered for?
• Where do I want to end up when I put my head on the pillow for the last time?
Pause now. Ponder where you want to end up in the important aspects of your life. When you know where you want to end up, it is a lot easier to find your way. This article sets forth the strategy to end up where you want to be.
The majority of parents praise a child to encourage him/her to persevere to accomplish everything. Parents praise the child’s first smile, learning patty-cake, sitting up, scrawling and walking – then it is activities and school and the list goes on. The power of praise is more exquisite than one might think on the surface. Praise has been used through all history and all traditions. Praise is a common method to employ all sorts of good.