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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Quote Just For You!
"He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope, has everything." - Arabian Proverb
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Success Quote!
If you don't see yourself as a winner, then you cannot perform as a winner.
Zig Ziglar
Zig Ziglar
Friday, June 5, 2009
Success Quote For Today!
Flaming enthusiasm, backed up by horse sense and persistence, is the quality that most frequently makes for success. ~ Dale Carnegie
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Got Butterflies? Find out Why. Your Life. BAM Body and Mind.
What is Short-Term Stress?
Have you ever started a new school, argued with your best friend, or moved? Do you have to deal with the ups and downs of daily life — like homework or your parents’ expectations? Then you already know about stress. In fact, everyone experiences stress. Your body is pre-wired to deal with it — whether it is expected or not. This response is known as the stress response, or fight or flight.
The fight or flight response is as old as the hills. In fact, when people used to have to fight off wild animals to survive, fight or flight is what helped them do it. Today, different things cause stress (when was the last time you had to fend off a grizzly bear?), but we still go through fight or flight. It prepares us for quick action — which is why the feeling goes away once whatever was stressing you out passes! It can also happen when something major happens — like if you change schools or have a death in your family.
Everyone has weird feelings when they are stressed. Fight or flight can cause things like sweaty palms or a dry mouth when you are nervous, or knots in your stomach after an argument with someone. This is totally normal and means that your body is working exactly like it should. There are lots of signs of stress — common types are physical (butterflies in your stomach), emotional (feeling sad or worried), behavioral (you don’t feel like doing things), and mental (you can’t concentrate). Most physical signs of stress usually don’t last that long and can help you perform better, if you manage them right.
So, when you feel stress, what happens to make your body do the things it does? According to the experts, three glands “go into gear” and work together to help you cope with change or a stressful situation. Two are in your brain and are called the hypothalamus (hipe-o-thal-a-mus) and the pituitary (pi-to-i-tary) gland. The third, the adrenal (a-dree-nal) glands, are on top of your kidneys. The hypothalamus signals your pituitary gland that it is time to tell your adrenal glands to release the stress hormones called epinephrine (ep-in-efrin), norepinenphrine (nor-ep-in-efrin), and cortisol (cor-ti-sol). (To Read More Click Title Link To This Post)
Have you ever started a new school, argued with your best friend, or moved? Do you have to deal with the ups and downs of daily life — like homework or your parents’ expectations? Then you already know about stress. In fact, everyone experiences stress. Your body is pre-wired to deal with it — whether it is expected or not. This response is known as the stress response, or fight or flight.
The fight or flight response is as old as the hills. In fact, when people used to have to fight off wild animals to survive, fight or flight is what helped them do it. Today, different things cause stress (when was the last time you had to fend off a grizzly bear?), but we still go through fight or flight. It prepares us for quick action — which is why the feeling goes away once whatever was stressing you out passes! It can also happen when something major happens — like if you change schools or have a death in your family.
Everyone has weird feelings when they are stressed. Fight or flight can cause things like sweaty palms or a dry mouth when you are nervous, or knots in your stomach after an argument with someone. This is totally normal and means that your body is working exactly like it should. There are lots of signs of stress — common types are physical (butterflies in your stomach), emotional (feeling sad or worried), behavioral (you don’t feel like doing things), and mental (you can’t concentrate). Most physical signs of stress usually don’t last that long and can help you perform better, if you manage them right.
So, when you feel stress, what happens to make your body do the things it does? According to the experts, three glands “go into gear” and work together to help you cope with change or a stressful situation. Two are in your brain and are called the hypothalamus (hipe-o-thal-a-mus) and the pituitary (pi-to-i-tary) gland. The third, the adrenal (a-dree-nal) glands, are on top of your kidneys. The hypothalamus signals your pituitary gland that it is time to tell your adrenal glands to release the stress hormones called epinephrine (ep-in-efrin), norepinenphrine (nor-ep-in-efrin), and cortisol (cor-ti-sol). (To Read More Click Title Link To This Post)
Monday, April 13, 2009
Living from "The Heart" - a Path . . . a Goal . . . a Place
There Are No New Doors
that will lead out of the house of our
confinement. 60 years of PMA, depth psychology, and “motivational”
smorgasbord offerings have proven to be
the same door with different labels
that only lead to another room in the house. Every conflict, every
problem; every answer, every solution are all issues of the heart. The door of
the heart is the only door
that leads into the limitless world we were
designed to inhabit.
You Were Born to FLY . . . and you know it!
Everything in life is
a metaphor for the interior world of our hearts.
The mode of transportation
in “the world of the heart” is flying.
The door is a cocoon in our hearts
where we form “the wings” that will allow us to soar on the “wings of the
wind.”
The “Language of the Heart” is your native tongue;
it’s the language you
first learned; the language that
the Genius in you spoke fluently
until the
adults in your life slowly but surely trained you to forget maturing in the
“Language of the Heart” by diverting your attention to learning the
“Language of House.”
(Click title to this post to learn more and listen to archived conference calls)
that will lead out of the house of our
confinement. 60 years of PMA, depth psychology, and “motivational”
smorgasbord offerings have proven to be
the same door with different labels
that only lead to another room in the house. Every conflict, every
problem; every answer, every solution are all issues of the heart. The door of
the heart is the only door
that leads into the limitless world we were
designed to inhabit.
You Were Born to FLY . . . and you know it!
Everything in life is
a metaphor for the interior world of our hearts.
The mode of transportation
in “the world of the heart” is flying.
The door is a cocoon in our hearts
where we form “the wings” that will allow us to soar on the “wings of the
wind.”
The “Language of the Heart” is your native tongue;
it’s the language you
first learned; the language that
the Genius in you spoke fluently
until the
adults in your life slowly but surely trained you to forget maturing in the
“Language of the Heart” by diverting your attention to learning the
“Language of House.”
(Click title to this post to learn more and listen to archived conference calls)
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Stress Basics
Stress is a normal psychological and physical reaction to the demands of life. Your brain comes hard-wired with an alarm system for your protection. When your brain perceives a threat, your body releases a burst of hormones to fuel your fight-or-flight response. When the threat is gone, your body returns to normal. Unfortunately, the nonstop stress of modern life means that your alarm system rarely shuts off.
That's why stress management is so important. Stress management gives you the tools to reset your alarm system. Without stress management, your body is always on red alert. Over time, that level of stress leads to serious health problems. Don't wait until then to combat stress. Start learning stress management techniques now. (To Learn More Click Title Of This Post)
Stress management - MayoClinic.com.
That's why stress management is so important. Stress management gives you the tools to reset your alarm system. Without stress management, your body is always on red alert. Over time, that level of stress leads to serious health problems. Don't wait until then to combat stress. Start learning stress management techniques now. (To Learn More Click Title Of This Post)
Stress management - MayoClinic.com.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
What Is The Healing Codes System?
The Healing Codes System is what we believe to be the most effective energy protocols for dealing with what ancient manuscripts and modern science have, and are defining as, the single source of ALL of life’s challenges.
Our “Energy Protocols” are not energy drinks or food supplements which address physiological symptoms; The Healing Codes are pure-energy protocols which enable you to redirect the “Natural Energy” flow of your own being to reduce STRESS and reprogram the Source Codes in your “Spiritual Heart” that determine how well your entire organism performs.
These energy protocols address not only the conscious stressors that we are aware of, but more importantly the un & sub-conscious stressors that by their mere nature, we have no conscious control over. (to read more click title to this post)
Our “Energy Protocols” are not energy drinks or food supplements which address physiological symptoms; The Healing Codes are pure-energy protocols which enable you to redirect the “Natural Energy” flow of your own being to reduce STRESS and reprogram the Source Codes in your “Spiritual Heart” that determine how well your entire organism performs.
These energy protocols address not only the conscious stressors that we are aware of, but more importantly the un & sub-conscious stressors that by their mere nature, we have no conscious control over. (to read more click title to this post)
Everything in the universe is energy.
ScienceDaily () -- Energy in spirituality, refers to a widespread belief in an interpersonal, non-physical force or essence. Believers consider spiritual energy to be of a different type than those known to science, and therapies involved are often classed as alternative medicine. Various ideas pertaining to spiritual energy have been postulated in various cultures. Though there are varying approaches, energy therapies are typically based on the premise that - on a fundamental level - everything in the universe is energy...(to read more click title to this post)
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
What pictures are you looking at?
Okay…do you have your answer? Maybe you’re waiting for a little more explanation. Let me start by saying, “We think in pictures.” Want proof? When you think the word “DOG” or “CAT” you don’t see the words; you see a picture in your minds eye of the animal, probaly one that has been significant in your life.
These significant pictures have a feeling attached to them. Let’s consider all of the thoughts we have ever had and all the pictures and feelings attached to them. If the feeling was of a positive nature such as love, joy, peace, etc. that is really good. What happens if those pictures have negative feelings such as fear, anger, sadness, etc.? Glad you asked.
These pictures with negative feelings create a STRESS RESPONSE in your physical body. We all have experienced stress. When stress is of a negative nature it causes a “Fight or Flight Reaction” This type of stress can cause major havoc within our autonomic nervous system and our overall health when it is continuously going off multiple times a day.
Are you starting to get the picture? I couldn’t resist that. :~) So what do you do about these pictures, the feelings they cause, and the stress response? Because they are made of energy you must use a energy tool to heal the issues that started the whole process in the beginning.
To get more detailed information and learn about the energy tool I use click on the title to this post. A good place to start would be on the right column, under The Healing Codes Story. The MP3 audio by Dr. Alex Loyd is very informative.
So with just a little more insight into my original question I ask again……What pictures are you looking at?
These significant pictures have a feeling attached to them. Let’s consider all of the thoughts we have ever had and all the pictures and feelings attached to them. If the feeling was of a positive nature such as love, joy, peace, etc. that is really good. What happens if those pictures have negative feelings such as fear, anger, sadness, etc.? Glad you asked.
These pictures with negative feelings create a STRESS RESPONSE in your physical body. We all have experienced stress. When stress is of a negative nature it causes a “Fight or Flight Reaction” This type of stress can cause major havoc within our autonomic nervous system and our overall health when it is continuously going off multiple times a day.
Are you starting to get the picture? I couldn’t resist that. :~) So what do you do about these pictures, the feelings they cause, and the stress response? Because they are made of energy you must use a energy tool to heal the issues that started the whole process in the beginning.
To get more detailed information and learn about the energy tool I use click on the title to this post. A good place to start would be on the right column, under The Healing Codes Story. The MP3 audio by Dr. Alex Loyd is very informative.
So with just a little more insight into my original question I ask again……What pictures are you looking at?
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Do you take time to just think?
I ask the question....Do you take the time to just think? Guess that seems like a unusual question...Huh! The truth is most people don't and I was one of those people until recently. I'm going to refer to this time as "Reflective Thinking Time". What exactly is this time? It is nothing more than literally scheduling time out of your busy life to sit quietly and connect with God and ask for his input about your life in any given area. The first step is to literally schedule this time and commit to it. Okay, we've done this step and it is our actual "Reflective Thinking Time". Find a quiet, comfortable place where you can be alone. Make sure you have a pen and paper for taking notes as you get insights into how to progress in any given area of your life. In the thinking process there is three questions you should ask 1)What's working? 2)What's Not? 3)What's next? Listen and take notes...you'll be very surprised as answers start to flood in from our higher source. I have found this time to be so peaceful and rewarding. At the end of your scheduled time and you have your What's Next?...list of things...pick top three and prioritize those and schedule time to get them accomplished. I have really found a sense of relief in my life and I am not feeling as consumed about getting tasks done since I have implemented this tool for my life. Hope this helps you as well.
Monday, March 2, 2009
The Powers of a Positive Attitude
The Powers of a Positive Attitude
I am going to ask you to do something very weird right now.
First of all, I want you to listen to your thoughts. Now
tell me, what thoughts fill your head? Would you label them
as positive, or negative?
Now let's say you are walking down the street with these
thoughts. Do you think anyone who would meet you would be able
to tell you what’s on your mind?
The answer to number one is up to you. But, the answer number
two can be pretty generic. Although people will not be able to
tell you exactly what you think, they will more or less have an
idea of how you are feeling.
Here's another question. When you enter a party filled with
friends,do they all fall silent as if something terrible had
happened? Or does everybody there perk up as if waiting for
something exciting to happen?
You know what? The answer to all these depends on your frame of
mind.
Thoughts are very powerful. They affect your general attitude.
The attitude you carry reflects on your appearance, too – unless,
of course, you are a great actor.
And it doesn't end there. Your attitude can also affect people around
you.
Positive thoughts have a filling effect. They are admittedly
invigorating. Plus, the people around the person carrying positive
thoughts are usually energized by this type of attitude.
Negative thoughts on the other hand have a sapping effect on other
people.Aside from making you look gloomy and sad, negative thoughts
can turn a festive gathering into a funeral wake.
A positive attitude attracts people, while a negative attitude repels
them.People tend to shy away from those who carry a negative attitude.
We can also define attitude as the way of looking at the world. If you
choose to focus on the negative things in the world,you will more than
likely have a negative attitude.
You have much to gain from a very positive attitude.Projecting a
positive attitude also
helps one to handle stress and problems better than those who have a
negative attitude.
A positive attitude begins with a healthy self-image. If you will love the
way you are and are satisfied, confident, and self-assured, you also make
others that are around feel the same way.
A negative attitude, on the other hand, has, of course, an opposite effect.
So,carrying a negative attitude has a twofold drawback. You feel bad about
yourself,and you make others feel the same way.
All around us, the media feeds us
nothing but negative thoughts. A study shows that for every 14 things a parent
says to his or her child, only one is positive. This is truly a saddening thought.
If you want a healthier outlook in life, you need to think happy thoughts, and
you have to hear positive things as well. So, what can you do? Well, for starters,
you could see a funny movie, you could play with children, spend some time telling
jokes with friends.All these activities fill you with positive stimuli, which in
turn promotes positive attitude.
Although it is impossible to keep ourselves from the negative things around us,
you can still carry a positive attitude by focusing on the good things, the
positive things in life.
And this positive attitude you now carry can be of benefit to other people.
Sometimes when other people feel down, the thing people mostly do is try to give
them advice. But sometimes, all they need is somebody to sit by them, and listen
to them. If you have a positive attitude you may be able to cheer them up without
even having to say anything.
If positive attitude is really great, why do people choose to adopt a negative
attitude instead? One who carries a negative attitude may be actually sending a
signal for attention. Before you get me wrong, feeling sad, angry, or gloomy is
not wrong itself.But dwelling on these thoughts for far too long is not healthy
either. There is a time to mourn.
As always, if you are beset by troubles, even in your darkest hour, focus on the
overcome.
You do not have much to lose by adopting a healthy, positive attitude. Studies show
that such an attitude actually retards aging, makes you healthier, helps you develop
a better stress coping mechanism, and has a very positive effect on all the people
you meet every day. So, what's not to like about a positive attitude? Adopt one today.
I am going to ask you to do something very weird right now.
First of all, I want you to listen to your thoughts. Now
tell me, what thoughts fill your head? Would you label them
as positive, or negative?
Now let's say you are walking down the street with these
thoughts. Do you think anyone who would meet you would be able
to tell you what’s on your mind?
The answer to number one is up to you. But, the answer number
two can be pretty generic. Although people will not be able to
tell you exactly what you think, they will more or less have an
idea of how you are feeling.
Here's another question. When you enter a party filled with
friends,do they all fall silent as if something terrible had
happened? Or does everybody there perk up as if waiting for
something exciting to happen?
You know what? The answer to all these depends on your frame of
mind.
Thoughts are very powerful. They affect your general attitude.
The attitude you carry reflects on your appearance, too – unless,
of course, you are a great actor.
And it doesn't end there. Your attitude can also affect people around
you.
Positive thoughts have a filling effect. They are admittedly
invigorating. Plus, the people around the person carrying positive
thoughts are usually energized by this type of attitude.
Negative thoughts on the other hand have a sapping effect on other
people.Aside from making you look gloomy and sad, negative thoughts
can turn a festive gathering into a funeral wake.
A positive attitude attracts people, while a negative attitude repels
them.People tend to shy away from those who carry a negative attitude.
We can also define attitude as the way of looking at the world. If you
choose to focus on the negative things in the world,you will more than
likely have a negative attitude.
You have much to gain from a very positive attitude.Projecting a
positive attitude also
helps one to handle stress and problems better than those who have a
negative attitude.
A positive attitude begins with a healthy self-image. If you will love the
way you are and are satisfied, confident, and self-assured, you also make
others that are around feel the same way.
A negative attitude, on the other hand, has, of course, an opposite effect.
So,carrying a negative attitude has a twofold drawback. You feel bad about
yourself,and you make others feel the same way.
All around us, the media feeds us
nothing but negative thoughts. A study shows that for every 14 things a parent
says to his or her child, only one is positive. This is truly a saddening thought.
If you want a healthier outlook in life, you need to think happy thoughts, and
you have to hear positive things as well. So, what can you do? Well, for starters,
you could see a funny movie, you could play with children, spend some time telling
jokes with friends.All these activities fill you with positive stimuli, which in
turn promotes positive attitude.
Although it is impossible to keep ourselves from the negative things around us,
you can still carry a positive attitude by focusing on the good things, the
positive things in life.
And this positive attitude you now carry can be of benefit to other people.
Sometimes when other people feel down, the thing people mostly do is try to give
them advice. But sometimes, all they need is somebody to sit by them, and listen
to them. If you have a positive attitude you may be able to cheer them up without
even having to say anything.
If positive attitude is really great, why do people choose to adopt a negative
attitude instead? One who carries a negative attitude may be actually sending a
signal for attention. Before you get me wrong, feeling sad, angry, or gloomy is
not wrong itself.But dwelling on these thoughts for far too long is not healthy
either. There is a time to mourn.
As always, if you are beset by troubles, even in your darkest hour, focus on the
overcome.
You do not have much to lose by adopting a healthy, positive attitude. Studies show
that such an attitude actually retards aging, makes you healthier, helps you develop
a better stress coping mechanism, and has a very positive effect on all the people
you meet every day. So, what's not to like about a positive attitude? Adopt one today.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
The Way Of LOVE...Happy Valentines Day
The Way Of LOVE
LOVE suffers long and is kind;
LOVE does not envy;
LOVE does not parade itself,
is not puffed up;
does not behave rudely,
does not seek its own,
is not provoked,
thinks no evil;
does not rejoice in inquity,
but rejoices in the truth;
bears all things,
believes all things,
hopes all thing,
endures all things.
LOVE never fails.
1 Corinthians 13:4-8
LOVE suffers long and is kind;
LOVE does not envy;
LOVE does not parade itself,
is not puffed up;
does not behave rudely,
does not seek its own,
is not provoked,
thinks no evil;
does not rejoice in inquity,
but rejoices in the truth;
bears all things,
believes all things,
hopes all thing,
endures all things.
LOVE never fails.
1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
What A Day...January 20, 2009
What a day...January 20,2009. Our Country shall remember this day as
the Inauguraton of our 44th President and all the festivities, excitement
and newly renewed energy of our country. We will watch and wait to see
what changes will actually take place in this new presidency position.
May we pray to God for the spirit of wisdom and revelation and that the
eyes of understanding being enlightened.
My family and I shall also remember this day as the 29th birthday of my son.
He was born on January 20,1980. He is a wonderful example of strength,tenacity,
and inspiration to his family. Happy Bithday Son...we love you very much!
And finally the eastern part of the United States will remember this day's
snow storm. Yes...we woke up to snow on the ground this morning and it is still
falling occasionally. I'm getting my Christmas wish of it snowing in the Carolina
pines. It is very beautiful and rather chilly here on the east coast.
So....with all said,"What A Day...January 20,2009"
May God Bless And Keep Us All!
the Inauguraton of our 44th President and all the festivities, excitement
and newly renewed energy of our country. We will watch and wait to see
what changes will actually take place in this new presidency position.
May we pray to God for the spirit of wisdom and revelation and that the
eyes of understanding being enlightened.
My family and I shall also remember this day as the 29th birthday of my son.
He was born on January 20,1980. He is a wonderful example of strength,tenacity,
and inspiration to his family. Happy Bithday Son...we love you very much!
And finally the eastern part of the United States will remember this day's
snow storm. Yes...we woke up to snow on the ground this morning and it is still
falling occasionally. I'm getting my Christmas wish of it snowing in the Carolina
pines. It is very beautiful and rather chilly here on the east coast.
So....with all said,"What A Day...January 20,2009"
May God Bless And Keep Us All!
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