August 12th, 2010
At business networking meetings, folks are usually asked to introduce their company or service using a “30-second rule.” While there are more rule-breakers than non-, those who have honed their defining statement down to the thirty seconds receive greater attention and invite continuing dialogue with others later on. It seems crystal clear then, that this is an excellent rule for each of us to apply in describing our divine or spiritual purpose . Once it’s written, because of its brevity, this 30-second defining statement easily becomes your personal mantra or chant. Spoken publicly or privately, the more you say it, the more you will attract those people, places and events which further it. And therein lies the gist of synchronicity. So what are you waiting for? Write your Defining Statement. Use the 30-second rule (usually means 1-2 lines). Just write, don’t think. You can refine as often as you need. Try the following lead-ins to get you started: “My divine purpose is to _______” “I serve people who _______.”
Engage in this simple writing exercise because it honors You. If you’ve been struggling with understanding your divine purpose—or perhaps never tried to—this process will map you right to it. Make it fun, and ask your angels to help with the scripting. The more you ask, the more they love to help. I look forward to meeting definable You! Noticeable Blessings In Your Day~ N
“My divine purpose is to entertain people into the Light. I serve people who wish to identify and change powerless patterns and worn-out beliefs which interfere with acquiring all that serves them best.” Nancine Meyer, www.MainStreetAngel.com
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June 29th, 2010
Oftentimes I hear people exchange the word “namaste” as we do “good-bye” or “see ‘ya.” More concerning is that I often hear/see some folks use “namaste” as a spiritual blessing in ending their uninvited disparagement of another, (much like the use of the phrase, “I hope you won’t mind, but,”) or, worse, as a “seal of rightness” in concluding their spiritual or political point-of-view. Both are misplaced usage. Let me introduce you, or return you, to the grace of the word, “Namaste.”
“Namaste” is a spiritual acknowledgement — not a blessing on whatever was aforesaid or done, good/bad or indifferent. It is uttered only after quieting the mind, listening only to life’s breath, and in that moment’s stillness, feeling the who/what/where/when of our God-connectedness. It is to say at that moment:
“I see You. I honor that place in You in which the entire universe dwells…I honor the place in You which is of love, of truth, of light, and of peace…and I know, when You are in that place in you, and I am in that place in me, We are One.”
The word “Namaste” is the invitation to the speaker as well as the listener to be, for the present moment, together in that place of God-connectedness; a place where opinions, controversies, and the mental loops do not, and cannot, reside. Ahhhhhhhhh Gooshwannada! Noticeable Blessings In Your Day~ N
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June 15th, 2010
The inspirations we each receive day-to-day are amazingly guided and endless. So I wonder, as I’m sure you do, why does successful implementation of great ideas often seem to fall short?
Recently, while spending much of my would-be-writing day on somewhat productive yet extraneous activities (email, cooking, shopping) I found myself tired and increasingly irritable at its end. Feeling unfulfilled I pointed aloud a la Eeyore at my writers’ block: “(“Oh, woe is me,”) why can’t I write the next chapter or verse?” With sincere assistance in voice, I heard an angel say, “Oh, honey, someone moved your butt glue.” Hmmm. The next day, in order to find it, I uncovered all those extraneous movements and put them on the back burner for the time being. I sat down with intention of and attention to only writing and trusting in the movement. Sure, I feel the fear of the back burner items igniting. But what joy I’m feeling in purpose now that I have found and applied it once more: Butt Glue, that is.
So, I’d like to re-introduce you to yours. Butt glue is the stuff you adhere to your inspiration, creativity, and effectiveness. It pastes your heart’s desire to your concentration. It keeps your focus stuck on only the next stride in creating the inspiration you received. Paradox to Elmer’s, your butt glue is the stuff that keeps you moving, not resting. Perhaps you’ll move the pen, draw the next circle, phone or visit a new contact. The choices will arrive nonstop. If you don’t see them clearly at first, maybe someone moved your butt glue–look around! Angel Blessings ~ N
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May 7th, 2010
I’ve been expriencing a cold and sore throat to be an irritating (literally) interruption in my otherwise energetic schedule. So, I complained aloud: “I didn’t deserve this.” Without hesitation the little cherubs to my right chimed in: “No you didn’t, you acquired it!” The message was offered sweetly and gently, although I clearly heard some giggling. “Okay,” I said, “I get it.” We each create these little speed bumps now and then. No one or anything outside of us is “placing it upon us.” A cold and sore throat? not my idea of a fine acquisition! What was I thinking? And that’s just it; I probably paid no regard. But aha! The great thing is, seeing as I acquired it (created, attracted), I’m feeling empowered to plan its early disposition! And I happily look forward to acquiring (attracting; creating) something much more comfortable and enjoyable! Move along with me, Peeps, and pay attention to your acquisition time today. Bring your thoughts, words, and senses into focus for what you want; not what you fear you might “get.” In your beautiful mind’s eye, “what You see, is what you get.” Angel Blessings In Your Day! N
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