Daily motivator

[Eugene66]

Maybe you were a coward in another lifetime. ?

[Eugene66]

Thus.. Just do it. (Be brave)

[Eugene66]

This is true for me.

When I say something I often have a lot of good and concrete reasons and personal convictions and reasons that I dont care to mention.

But I am sincere and open to anything so if a person challenges my view I often get the opportunity to convince myself again by unpacking my "motivations" and displaying it to them.

[Eugene66]

True.

Wayne Dyer used to say.; All you need is to be willing to do what it takes one task at a time and like a Sherman tank or a tractor you will progress slowly and surely all the way.

Sometimes our impatience prevents us from seeing progress and we call it failure when in fact it is just slow progress.

[Eugene66]

Hmmm Like the fear one.

It is so true. When you feel fear rather say. "Ok I heard you the first time."

I think this is also why action kills fear, because you know you are doing something about it now so it stops "talking"

[Eugene66]

Good one. Create your favour with positive action and intention.

[Eugene66]

True

Smile. Your body will take its que from your face and also feel better. I tried it and it works. Its also the cheapest makeup. The ugliest person looks good when they smile.

[Eugene66]

Oh I like this message you bring us today. It reminds me of this story.

When Rome had to be rebuilt and the people asked the Ceazar how to rebuild it he replied. "Brick by brick dear citizens......brick by brick."

Success comes one brick at a time. Patience is a virtue.

Some say a persons capacity for success can be measured by ones ability to lay a firm foundation with all the bricks your adversaries throw at you.

[Eugene66]

Wise words.

So many times I wanted to publish my book and get it done with.

Then the wisdom of ages of times when I burnt my fingers comes to me and says. The differernce between a national and an international bestseller might just be these last moments you take to round it off properly. Then I go back to the text and read it through again to ensure the mistakes and possible misunderstandings are taken out and elaborated upon.

[Eugene66]

Jesus said that we will reap what we sow "seven times seven." Well thats about 49 right? I don't think he meant it literally but as a child I always felt that this is some kind of doom prophecy. "Walk the straight and narrow or else." All our preachers were bent on making us feel like sinners.

Today it makes me blissfully happy because I know this sowing reaping seven times seven stuff. I can sow happiness, generosity, and abundance. Kindness patience and Love. Whenever it feels like my reality gets darker. I go out and sow some and wait upon the reaping that will happen "seven times seven." It always happens.

A moment of forethought, kindness and "giving" on a caring level to the persons I meet, no matter what race colour or creed, returns to me so many blessings, so many times. In fact there are so many blessings that there is no more time left to fit mishaps in. This stuff works on compound interest. It grows on itself like virus spreading.

[Eugene66]

Its also a good way to "fish"

I call it fishing. When you create a future event that you would love to have you cast your line and you hook it. Everytime you get excited about it you are kranking the reel to bring it closer.

It makes you feel good now and you also pull it into your reality at the same time up untill it manifests somewhere.

[Eugene66]

This is a beautiful day and I am in a beautiful place. What a great affirmation.

[Eugene66]

Excellent advice

[bugeye]

Yes - It was you with Ralph Marston - I was thown by the itchel (which I've forgotten how to spell).

It's strange indeed, but recently I just think of something and Presto!

What happened was - in my dreams I was approached by a man and he said 'Do you want a present?' I answered with entire honesty "NO".

Then - two nights later I dreamed of a woman and she was soft and sweet and perfectly beautiful - desirable rather. She moved to me with seduction and from the bottom of my heart I did not want her allure.

I knew then that I want nothing from any person and I had been tested in temptation - and I passed.

I knew that I could trust myself completely because 'wanting' is not a part of me - it changed things for me Ann, and I am truely in the way of the greatest good of all - my wants are for the best for everything, and that is best for me.

 

[bugeye]

Hello again.

I like Ralph so very much, everything he says rings so true in me antennae and the ears in me legs.

I've been up this morning to sing along with all me insectile kin (and the birdys), did you like our groovy songs?

Best wishes always.