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We will forward a separate announcement when our Facebook page is ready to go.
Many Blessings to You!
Michael
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Friday, December 24, 2010
Allow Your Christ Light to Shine
I know from talking to so many people (and first hand) that this Holiday Season has been very very busy. It often feels like there is a seemingly endless list of things to-do. List after list of things to prepare, places to go, functions and events to attend, gifts to purchase...well you know what I mean!
Today, I am here to offer you a gentle reminder, to take time to breathe, to take time to reflect on this special time of year. I invite you to give yourself a gift this year. The gift of allowing the Light of Christ to shine from within you. The Christ Light is a Divine reflection of our Father/Mother God.
The truth is, you do not need a special time of year to allow the Christ Light to shine in your life. This can happen at any time of year. But for many, it seems that in this season, many are more open to (i.e. have their consciousness more focused on) allowing the Christ Light to shine outward from within.
Life is a process of giving. Feel the joy of giving.
This year, may you be more aware of allowing the Light of Christ to enter into your being. May this Divine reflection transform not only your Holiday's, but all the day's of the New Year.
Many Blessing's to You in the Light of the Christ!
Michael
Today, I am here to offer you a gentle reminder, to take time to breathe, to take time to reflect on this special time of year. I invite you to give yourself a gift this year. The gift of allowing the Light of Christ to shine from within you. The Christ Light is a Divine reflection of our Father/Mother God.
The truth is, you do not need a special time of year to allow the Christ Light to shine in your life. This can happen at any time of year. But for many, it seems that in this season, many are more open to (i.e. have their consciousness more focused on) allowing the Christ Light to shine outward from within.
Life is a process of giving. Feel the joy of giving.
This year, may you be more aware of allowing the Light of Christ to enter into your being. May this Divine reflection transform not only your Holiday's, but all the day's of the New Year.
Many Blessing's to You in the Light of the Christ!
Michael
Thursday, October 28, 2010
What Would Jesus Do?: The Untold Truth
It was several years ago when I first heard this popularized saying, "What would Jesus do?" and its acronym "WWJD." I remember thinking how interesting and powerful self-imposed questions are, especially questions which cause us to think and make choices consciously, instead of simply reacting to life or living on autopilot.
I certainly mean no disrespect to the person or group who came up with the phrase WWJD or to those who reflect on this question in a meaningful way. WWJD is a good question to ask ourselves, but it is not the best question.
When we ask ourselves any question, in this case, WWJD, we are essentially focusing our mind to process a given situation through a different filter, through a different mental map. Nothing wrong with this. But if we really want to get to the root of a matter, to get into the head and heart of any Master, Jesus being the Master used in this statement, then we have to move further back towards the "cause" than the question WWJD prompts us to do.
You see, when we ask the question, "WWJD" we are reflecting on and considering, to the best of our knowledge, what Master Jesus would do in a similar situation. The focus on the "doing," what would he "do," is misplaced. What we do is an effect of how and what we think and believe. Doing is an effect, thought is the cause. Thought precedes all action. Thought comes first. Whether we are conscious of the thought is another matter. All action is preceded by thought.
To get to the root of "doing," we must seek to get to the root of the thought of the doer. When we reflect on what a Master might do in a given situation, we may be better served reflecting on that which comes before the doing, which is thought. How would a Master think about a particular issue? We could restate this phrase as, "What would Jesus think about this issue?" Or seeking to get even deeper to the root of the mind within the man, we could ask ourselves, "What would Christ think about this issue?"
When we give the mind direction to focus in this manner - on the mind of Christ - we have the potential to access the wisdom, knowledge, and perspective of something far greater than just considering what Jesus would do. Remember, thought precedes action. Considering the mind of the doer is far more powerful than only considering action.
Try it. "What would Christ think about this issue?"
Many Blessings to You!
Michael
I certainly mean no disrespect to the person or group who came up with the phrase WWJD or to those who reflect on this question in a meaningful way. WWJD is a good question to ask ourselves, but it is not the best question.
When we ask ourselves any question, in this case, WWJD, we are essentially focusing our mind to process a given situation through a different filter, through a different mental map. Nothing wrong with this. But if we really want to get to the root of a matter, to get into the head and heart of any Master, Jesus being the Master used in this statement, then we have to move further back towards the "cause" than the question WWJD prompts us to do.
You see, when we ask the question, "WWJD" we are reflecting on and considering, to the best of our knowledge, what Master Jesus would do in a similar situation. The focus on the "doing," what would he "do," is misplaced. What we do is an effect of how and what we think and believe. Doing is an effect, thought is the cause. Thought precedes all action. Thought comes first. Whether we are conscious of the thought is another matter. All action is preceded by thought.
To get to the root of "doing," we must seek to get to the root of the thought of the doer. When we reflect on what a Master might do in a given situation, we may be better served reflecting on that which comes before the doing, which is thought. How would a Master think about a particular issue? We could restate this phrase as, "What would Jesus think about this issue?" Or seeking to get even deeper to the root of the mind within the man, we could ask ourselves, "What would Christ think about this issue?"
When we give the mind direction to focus in this manner - on the mind of Christ - we have the potential to access the wisdom, knowledge, and perspective of something far greater than just considering what Jesus would do. Remember, thought precedes action. Considering the mind of the doer is far more powerful than only considering action.
Try it. "What would Christ think about this issue?"
Many Blessings to You!
Michael
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
No Regrets
When we carry around regrets from the past, we are living in the past. The past is the past. It exists only as a memory. The past is not where life is happening at this moment. Life happens in every moment in the present.
Be kind to others. Have the courage to say, "I Love You." Give away Hugs as if today was your last opportunity to do so.
Live each day as if it were your last day on earth in the physical body and you will have no regrets.
I wish you much peace.
Many Blessings to You!
Michael
Be kind to others. Have the courage to say, "I Love You." Give away Hugs as if today was your last opportunity to do so.
Live each day as if it were your last day on earth in the physical body and you will have no regrets.
I wish you much peace.
Many Blessings to You!
Michael
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