You Cannot Become!
Dec 18th
Because you already are, you cannot become. What can you do? That is it! You can do anything you want to do if you believe in who you already are. Can you see your future? This is the real question I want to ask you.
Do you have a two, three, or five year plan?
I personally love my future; it is where I will spend the rest of my life. People who do not see a future may not have one.
What matters most is how you see yourself! How you see yourself matters most because you can build your self confidence much better. It is similar to checking your gas gauge in you car; you must be able to see your gas gauge.
When it is low, it is time to fill up if you can afford the price at the pump You can always afford to increase your self confidence. The number one way to increase self confidence is listening to what you tell yourself first, listening to what you tell others second and listening to what others tell you third. Because you are not a liar, you tend to believe everything you tell yourself. Everything you tell yourself in a 24 hour day is not truth.
The number two ways to increase self confidence is unconditional service to others. People do not care how much you know, until they know you really care. That is why listening is so important.
It is only in listening to one another, that we receive the most self confidence. What you must watch carefully, when filling up your gas tank is to make sure it does not overflow on you, the car, or the ground. This could be a problem.
What matters most when building self confidence is to watch your self confidence does not overflow on you or others? You must practice humility. Self confidence with out humility is dead.
It is not hard to practice humility; it is sometimes painful, and embarrassing. To be or not to be, that is the question?
The answer: I am!
Plant Only Good Seeds
Dec 17th
Thoughts and spoken words are like planting seeds. The axiom, ‘You reap what you sow,’ refers to a quote in the New Testament, in Paul’s letter to the Galatians. The specific quote in the King James Version is, ‘Whatsoever a man soweth, that he shall also reap.’
The Hindu whole of karma is intrinsically linked to the, ‘You reap what you sow,’ metaphor. Reincarnation holds the opportunity for the soul to continue to improve emotionally, spiritually, and to resolve any actions that have repercussions from previous incarnations.
This poignant statement is a reminder to seek our highest and fullest expression of bringing forth our highest and best thinking. Form a higher and best conception of good. Notice only what is wrong when you will change it. When you notice something missing or something that needs to be changed, when you condemn or criticize it in a destructive manner, it becomes energetically hooked to you. Think or speak only that which you prefer to reap.
Seek to bring out the good in yourself. Bring out the good in each situation, evolve with it and hold an image of it in its ideal state. The Universal Laws follow the natural course of bringing forth only that which is good.
When you focus on bringing out the ‘good’ more ‘good’ springs forth. Remember the good you know, thought seeds are like physical seeds – What you plant in thoughts and spoken words grows into being.
Remember to think and speak only that which you want to reap.
