Motivational Quote of the
Day from Nightingale.com
"You don't get
paid for the hour. You get paid for the value you bring to the hour."
— Jim Rohn: was an American
entrepreneur,
author and motivational speaker
author and motivational speaker
Abraham-Hicks
Publications
Use whatever
excuse you can to vibrate in harmony with those things you've been saying you
want. And when you do, those things that are a vibrational equivalent flow into
your experience in abundance. Not because you deserve it, not because you've
earned it, but because it's the natural consequence of the Law of Attraction. That which is
like unto itself is drawn. --- Abraham
Excerpted from
the workshop in Silver Spring ,
MD
Here's a rule of thumb that will help you: If you believe that something is
good, and you do it, it benefits you. If you believe that something is bad, and
you do it, it is a very detrimental experience. --- Abraham
Excerpted from
the workshop in Ft. Collins ,
CO
If there is no source of illness, why are there so many sick people? It is
because they have found lots of excuses to hold themselves in vibrational discord
with wellness. They are not letting it in. And when they don't let it in, the
absence of it looks like sickness. And when enough of them do it you say,
"Oh, there must be a source of sickness. In fact, let's give it a label.
Let's call it cancer. Let's call it AIDS. Let's call it all kinds of terrible
things, and let's imply that it jumps into people's experience." And we
say it never jumps into anybody's experience. It's just that people learn
through trial and error, and — through banging around with each other —
patterns of thought that don't let it in. --- Abraham
Excerpted from
the workshop in Buffalo , NY
Our Love, Jerry and Esther
Daily Feng Shui Tip from
Astrology.com
If
you're 'always the bridesmaid and never the bride' then you might want to take
advantage of this secret Shui love tip. Eastern legend says that the sounds
produced by the lute are so harmonious that they actually symbolize a perfect
partnership between two people. This sound is said to not only express the
sexual bliss associated with a happy marriage, but to also underscore the
friendship formed between the mates. Purity and moderation are invoked by this
instrument's sweet sound, and it is also credited with embracing the eight
attributes of happiness, elegance, sweetness, subtlety, nostalgia, softness,
resonance and strength. Displaying a painting or an image of a woman playing
the lute will bring beautiful music to your love life, especially if positioned
anywhere in the living room. This classic Feng Shui should only be activated if
you're serious about finding the perfect partner. If you then use this cure,
all the energies aligned with your love life will soon be mu sic to your ears.
Daily Dream Decoder from
Astrology.com
Violence
In dreams, facets of personality that never
get displayed in waking life can become quite animated. Nowhere is this more
apparent than with violent behavior. The violence may be justified or random,
but it is often extremely graphic. It is so graphic, in fact, that you should
understand that this is normal-albeit disturbing-and that its presence is
almost always an exaggeration of another point.
Violence can be an off-shoot of heroic behavior, especially in
rescuing dreams. Terrorism in the news has made all of us aware that the
enemies can be in our midst. Kidnapping dreams, escape dreams, and protecting
dreams are other versions of this type of violence.
Violence may come unexpectedly, as well (suddenly, you are just
stomping some poor guy's head with no apparent provocation).
Often these dreams deal with repressed anger towards authority
figures. While wanting to become physically aggressiv e toward others is a
common desire, it should never be acted on in waking life, and it very rarely
is. However, the dream releases the anger for you. If you have recurring dreams
of this nature, you may want to consider a mediated session with the object of
your anger; or re-arrange your circumstances.
If you are the aggressor, does the violence frighten you or make
you feel powerful?
If you are the witness to violence, do you feel ambivalent to it
or does it somehow affect you?
Message Received in Code
The dream plot often is forwarded along by
very unusual events (e.g. suddenly the room turns blue and everyone
disappears). Other times, a cryptic message works its way into the dream event.
Often the code is symbolic rather than alpha-numeric, though it
can be either. Other times, it is a riddle. Whether or not you can decode the
message becomes the dream conflict.
If you can decode the message, does it mean anything to you? It
may make perfect sense to you, but mean nothing to others in the dream, or vice
versa. The point is that the message was decoded, showing insight. The relative
meaning lies in whether or not the insight can be appropriated by the dreamer.
If you cannot decode the message, you may be experiencing life
as incomprehensible at some level. This dream reveals that truth of your
conscious life. The key is to look at who in the dream serves as a source of
knowledge about the c ode.
Who gave you the message?
What was the reaction of others is when they learned of the
message?
Are they worried for you, nonchalant, or joyful?
Diamonds
The diamond is a crystal of riches, romance,
and strength. It is the hardest and most valuable stone. Dreams containing
diamonds may be a wish for wealth or a reflection on the futility of riches. Do
you perceive others as substantially more or dramatically less well-off than
yourself? Do the diamonds inspire fear, embarrassment, or boasting on your part
towards others?
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