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When you remember your own song…
Posted June 25, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
[amazon_image id=”B001KYEEFC” link=”true” target=”_blank” size=”medium” ]Wisdom of the Heart (Puffy Books)[/amazon_image] “When a woman in one African tribe knows she is pregnant, she goes out into the wilderness with a few women friends and together they pray and meditate until they hear the song of the child.
They recognize that every soul has its own vibration that expresses its unique flavor and purpose.
When the women attune to the song, they sing it out loud. Then they return to the tribe and teach it to everyone else.
And when a child is born into the village, the community gathers and sings the song, one unique melody for each unique child.
Later, when children begin their education, the village gathers and chants each child’s song. They sing again when each child passes into the initiation of adulthood, and at the time of marriage.
Finally, when the soul is about to pass from this world, the family and friends gather at the bedside, as they did at birth, and they sing the person to the next life.
In the African tribe there is one other occasion upon which the Villagers sing to the child: If an individual commits a crime or aberrant social act, that individual is called to stand in the center of a circle formed by all members of the tribe.
And once again the villagers chant the child’s song.
The tribe recognizes that the effective correction for antisocial behavior is not punishment, but love and the remembrance of identity.
When you remember your song, you have no desire to do anything that would hurt another. A friend is someone who knows your song and sings it to you when you have forgotten it.
Those who love you are not fooled by the mistakes you have made or the dark images you hold about yourself. They remember your beauty when you feel ugly; your wholeness when you feel broken; your innocence when you feel guilty; and your purpose when you are confused.
You may not have grown up in an African tribe that sings your song to you at crucial life transitions, but life is always reminding you when you are in tune with yourself and when you are not.
When you feel good, you are living your song, and when you feel awful, you aren’t. In the end, we shall all recognize our song, and we shall sing – and live — it well.
As long as you remember to sing your song, you’ll find your way home.” ~ Alan Cohen
Reminded me of Praising you (our own Babemba). These African tribes seem to be really wise.
I’m asking myself, what is my song, that I should recognize and remember – and it doesn’t feel very good, to look for it, but when I think, maybe it’s the feeling I have when I’m in the Vortex – this feels very warm, touching, elating. So maybe I can create my song anew every day :) with my development and constant updating of my preferences and my richness, yes, I love to re-create it every day with these questions.
Happy day to you! :)
To “perpetuating what is”
Posted June 21, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
“The other paradox has to do with quantum mechanics – Tom uses the example of an atom that could be in one of two states (A or B). Within a minute it has a 50% chance of decaying to state B from state A. The act of measuring a particular state within the first minute appeared to stop the atom from changing its state (or decaying) provided that a measurement of its state was made, despite that the atom had a probability of changing its state. This became a paradox because the act of measuring should not affect the decay behavior? If reality is a probabilistic system; then every time you make the measurement prior to the time that it has a 50% chance of decay you are most likely to get an ‘A’ state, hence you get an A and there is no longer any uncertainty. This has the effect of re-setting the system so that uncertainty has to build up again in order for the state to change when you are not looking. As long as you are looking for it in A then it never decays. This is another example of a probabilistic virtual reality giving you an easy answer to this behavior.”
by Thomas Campbell, in his MBT Wiki
(“Tom Campbell: Zeno’s Paradoxes Solved by MBT Science Model”: video)
All magical from Pascal Campion :)
Posted June 16, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
I so love his paintings! They’re always sunny – whatever weather he paints. :)
“What makes you feel “safe?”
Posted June 15, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
Note we are not asking, “What do you wish made you safe?” You wish that more money, a partner, a new house, or a better car made you feel “safe.” These types of things do change how you feel, but they don’t make you feel “safe.” The money can always get spent, the partner can leave, the house can wash away in a flood, and the car can breakdown.
They make you feel more secure perhaps, but they contain within themselves further “threats” to feeling truly safe. True safety is found when you invest in that which can’t be lost, that which has no opposite. We have called this bliss, consciousness, connecting to your soul’s perspective … Today, let’s call it self-awareness and accountability. You are accountable to YOU from your own self-awareness.
What do YOU know about you? This is the foundation of true safety. When you seek external “things” and equate those things to being safe, you put yourself in true jeopardy. “Things” create convenience, sure.
Convenience isn’t safety. You, knowing you, and seeking greater knowing of self, generates confidence.
That confidence magnetizes opportunities for expansive experiences of all types. None of that is circumstance-dependent.
Your circumstances don’t define YOU. Your self awareness within all situations is YOU.
Your emanation and actions show others your self awareness. Chase “safety” and you will always seek. Invest in self awareness and you will always reap.” ~ EC
(“What Makes You Feel Safe? MM #12 Eloheim”: video)
“Life is happening NOW”
by Olga and has no comments yet.
“When you find that unconditional place of utterly allowing alignment with the Energy that Creates Worlds… ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!
But we don’t want you to accomplish this so that you can change the condition – although it will – we want you to find this because… Ah! Love feels so much better right NOW than hopeless… so much better, right NOW. Life is NOW and NOW and NOW and NOW. It’s not later. It’s not later. It wasn’t before. It’s not next. It’s NOW. Right NOW, you can resonate with the fullness of who you are or not. That’s all. Good to know, isn’t it?” ~ AH
“Within the seed of your desire is everything necessary for it to blossom to fulfillment.
Posted June 9, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
Good to know
Posted June 6, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
“The potential is always there,
for anyone to find their way
at any point that they decide to.
There’s never any
“Well you should’ve done it differently before,” –
none of that.
There’s never any
“You’ve missed your window”
because the window follows you around!
In any moment in time
there’re 20 or 30 viable probabilities
of good outcomes for you
on every subject in the world…
but when you’re ornery, you miss all 30 of them.” ~ AH
I think And it’s wonderful! is a good way to get them, to tune into them. :)
“Spiritual versus Material are not the choices.
Posted May 27, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
“There is no such thing as a lack of trust.
by Olga and has no comments yet.
You’re never-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever-EVER not trusting something to be true, because if that were true, you wouldn’t have an experiential reality. So the issue is that doubt is not a lack of trust. Having doubt doesn’t mean you have to learn to trust. You already trust perfectly, it’s built-in, trust is the mechanism, you trust in something. The question is: what are you trusting in? So doubt is not a lack of trust, doubt is a 100% trust in a belief that doesn’t work for you.” ~ Bashar
How to get these blog posts to your Evernote, automated
Posted May 23, 2014
by Olga and has no comments yet.
There’re two possibilities:
- Through ifttt.com’s special recipe: when it notices a new entry in the blog, it will add a note to your Evernote.
You can also create by yourself a recipe, using a Feed trigger and an Evernote action: then you will be able not only to add a new note, but to update an existing one, add specific tags, customized title, or choose more variations that would suit you.
In this case you will need to enter a Feed URL for this blog, it is http://www.think-to-feel-better.com/blog/feed/.
- Using the Feedburner subscription that is often used as an email subscription to blog entries.
This is much simpler:
- Find your Evernote special email address (different from your account Evernote email address): go to Evernote settings and find there the email address they give you next to “Email Notes to” (not “Email”).
- Click on this link and enter there the email address you got in the previous step.
- Find in Evernote a new note “Activate your Email Subscription to: Allowing Life :)” – click on a link in that note, and you will confirm the subscription.
The second way is obviously simpler, if you never used ifttt services before, but the first you can also use to get to your Evernote posts from any other blog and any other feed – very convenient then to read them all offline, all in one place.
