Motivational Quote of
the Day from Nightingale.com
"If you decide to enroll in a full-time MBA
program,
you must also consider the opportunity cost of
lost wages and long-term investable savings."
you must also consider the opportunity cost of
lost wages and long-term investable savings."
—
Josh Kaufman: is an author,
learning expert and business advisor
Abraham-Hicks
Publications
Once you envision something and the Universal
forces come into play to help you in the creation of it, there's never again
going to be enough action for you to keep up with it. You can't use the Energy
that creates worlds to create a situation and then find the action to keep up
with it. You have to keep envisioning. You have to keep imagining it better. --- Abraham
Excerpted from the
workshop in Rye , NY
You say, "May I have…" or, "I would really like to
have…" or, "What I really want is…" and you can name anything
under the sun that you can conjure, and the Universe calmly says, "Here it
is," because it is known by All-That-Is that anything that you desire—can
be. So, "Yes, here it is." --- Abraham
Excerpted from the workshop
in Kansas City , MO
Your happiness is the most significant contribution that you could make. In
your reaching for happiness, you are opening a vortex which makes you an avenue
for the Well-being to flow through you. And anything that is your object of attention
under those conditions, benefits by the infusion of your Well-being. --- Abraham
Excerpted from the
workshop in Boston , MA
Feel the power and the freshness of your now: You decipher the contrast. You
know what you don't want. You send out your rocket of desire of what you do
want, and now you stand in a fresh new place; you want in a fresh way that you have
never wanted before. And that's what life is. In that fresh wanting, you summon
another dose of Energy. If you can begin to savor the mere fact that you have
desire right now, and you would stop trying so hard to have that desire be
fulfilled and manifested in some physical format, then you would have it. --- Abraham
Excerpted from the
workshop in Boston , MA
You cannot really disconnect yourself from the passionate, desirous being
that you are. It was with enormous clarity that you came forth into this body,
and that's why when you try to hold your desire down, it keeps coming up...Your
cork will always float unless you are holding it down. --- Abraham
Excerpted from the
workshop in Silver Spring , MD
Our Love, Esther (and Abraham and Jerry)
Daily Feng Shui Tip
from Astrology.com
Had she lived, today
would have been my mother's birthday, and since yesterday was 'Grandparent's
Day,' I thought I might honor one woman with two cures! If you're a mother
looking to strengthen your relationship with a child, locate the 'Relationship'
arena of their bedroom in the back right-hand corner when standing at the door
and looking in. Into this space position a framed photo of you and the child in
happy times. The frame should be metal since Feng Shui says that is the element
most associated with children. When you position this photo, say aloud the
magical Feng Shui mantra of 'Om Mani Padme Hum' while also intending for
vigorous energies to infuse your current relationship. If you're a child who
would like to celebrate and honor your grandparents, one easy way to do that is
to place a framed photo of the three of you together in the
'Family/Friends/Ancestors' area, located in the center of the left-hand wall of
the main floor. This photo should be placed in a wood en frame since this is
the element most associated with family aspiration. Lighting a green candle in
this area while also intending healthy and happy relationships will lend
fortune, strength and luck to this intention. Happy birthday to my mom who is
in heaven and Happy Grandparent's Day to those of you who still grace us here
on earth!
Daily Dream Decoder
from Astrology.com
The marathon
is the archetypal struggle of the self to accomplish something beyond the
limits of the human body. Many times, we dream that we are competitive, which
is a sign of competence. However, other times we lack the ability to be
competitive, because in our dreams, our waking limitations often accompany us.
This may be particularly true if your colleagues and associates run in the
marathon also, but more effectively than you.
Why are you in the
marathon? Are you able to run it competitively?
Are your competitors
familiar to you, or strangers?
Amputation
Amputation of Self
Whittling away at
oneself in a dream state is not unusual. Many people find themselves acquiring
different forms of handicaps in dreams. Often, these can be associated with
perceived physical weaknesses or self-destructive psychological patterns. The
reason for the dream amputation, method of amputation, and anxiety caused by
the amputation should all be given some thought. The result in the dreamer's
life as far as inconvenience or further liberation deserves attention as well.
Also, the dreamer should give consideration to the role of the amputated body
part in waking life.
Amputation can also
have a religious, moral, or ethical connotation pertaining to behavior.
Followers of some sects view their bodies as their own worst enemies in terms
of the ability to adhere to particular social or religious codes. Christians,
for example, believe the words of Jesus when he stated that it was better to
chop off one's own hand and enter Heaven than to send the body to condemnation
intact. Many people, from a variety of faiths and other guilt structures, carry
that sort of imagery in their subconscious.
Amputation
of Others
Understanding the
amputation of another's limbs in your dreams is very much dependent on their
relationship to you. Amputation of a loved one's limbs may show an area where
you feel violated by that person.
Amputation of a
co-worker may be wish-fulfillment for the desire to handicap him or her for
your benefit. Amputation of a limb that grows back readily could reflect a
sense that no bad thing ever seems to beset that co-worker or adversary.
Amputation of a
stranger likely represents some sort of uneasiness you may be feeling toward
the mass of humanity you deal with daily.
Jungle
The
jungle often hides itself in the density of its own matter. As such, it is a
place of great complexity and unknowing. For many of us, the metaphor it's a
jungle out there describes the unpredictability and potential threats of our
world. To be in a jungle usually means you are on a quest for treasure, sacred
knowledge, or other things kept in deeply covered and generally inaccessible
places.
The danger that you feel
about the jungle is also the reason that things of value are kept there. The
difficulty in acquiring riches or wisdom heightens the appreciation of them.
(Dense urban environments can be a metaphor of the jungle as well.)
In your waking life is
the jungle a symbol of all that is wrong with human progress or the place where
danger lurks? Some people perceive the jungle as the beauty of undisturbed
nature while others feel it is a haven of mystery and danger.
Who is with you or
brought you to the jungle?
What are you looking
for?
Often, such dreams
involve strangers as temple ministers or priests. These ministers will often
give clues about what type of temple service is needed and what area of your
life is to be effected. They may be presented as all older than you, all of one
particular gender, or dressed in particular ways.
If ministers and
priests are absent from the temple, that could indicate an inner journey or
struggle that needs resolution, versus the outer moral choices illustrated
above.
Medicine Man
The
medicine man is a figure that you may dream of in a literal sense, but often
encounter in dreams of archetypal awareness. The figure of the medicine man is
the figure of sacred knowledge, spiritual power, and healing that speaks not
only to our bodies but to our souls.
As such, many dream
characters-strangers as well as some family members or friends-may fulfill this
role in the dream. The medicine man encounter is an encounter with the wisdom
of the universal subconscious. There is something eerie, yet reassuring; safe,
yet a little unnerving about the medicine man. The encounter often leaves us
looking at the world a little differently for the presence of the medicine man.
The important thing to remember is that this character's role is to be a ritual
connection of past and future-physical world and spiritual world. As such,
dreams concerning the medicine man often reveal our position at the
intersection of these influences in our lives.
Do you see yourself as
a healer-guide for others in your family or community?
Is the medicine man
character (you or another person) benevolent, powerful, or taboo in comparison
to mere mortals in the dream?
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