If you want something you believe you can't have, question the belief instead of the desire. Then see what happens.
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Saturday, January 29, 2022
Breakout Interview with Joe Vitale
New on YouTube! In this interview we aim to open some doors you may not know you closed. What's on the other side? Watch an see.
It's up on YouTube. Let's break out from some limits!
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
Inauguration 2021
Inauguration thoughts: How fragile and strong we are A time to mourn and to rejoice Relief and hope Beauty, tradition, razor wire, and masks Blessings and healing Gratitude
Monday, December 30, 2019
Down with Resolutions; Up with Flying Pigs!
Do you make New Year's resolutions? Do you keep them?
I switched to making a list of what I would love to have happen in the new year. Since a brand new decade begins on January 1, 2020 it seems especially apt to pay some attention to what we want to welcome in with it.
Try this; write I Welcome in 2020 at the top of your page. Then write down all of the things and experiences you would like to have come into your life.
Is there something you struggle with? This is an excellent time to compare how much time and energy you spend on what you want to happen versus how much you devote to what do not want to happen. That includes things that have already happened you are still upset about. Time to change the balance?
Though I thought I knew better, I recently shocked myself when I saw how much energy I expended about having asthma. I wondered what to do, was ticked off every time I wheezed. I devoted a good part of every day to worrying and dreading. I lost touch with my desire to breathe freely. I forgot that these things come and go and that I want this one to go! Now I spend a few moments in the morning and at night (and whenever I catch myself focused on what I don't want) just plain wanting healthy breathing. I know it's possible. I see no reason to believe it cannot happen. Then I usually feel excited. I don't know what will happen but I'm sure to improve my chances.
I'd love to know what you want this year. If you share you list with us, it will inspire others.
I switched to making a list of what I would love to have happen in the new year. Since a brand new decade begins on January 1, 2020 it seems especially apt to pay some attention to what we want to welcome in with it.
Try this; write I Welcome in 2020 at the top of your page. Then write down all of the things and experiences you would like to have come into your life.
Some pointers
- Don't be shy, no need to be reasonable
- Do not bother about how it can happen
- Be ready to accept miracles, outrageous, improbable outcomes like when pigs fly!
Is there something you struggle with? This is an excellent time to compare how much time and energy you spend on what you want to happen versus how much you devote to what do not want to happen. That includes things that have already happened you are still upset about. Time to change the balance?
Though I thought I knew better, I recently shocked myself when I saw how much energy I expended about having asthma. I wondered what to do, was ticked off every time I wheezed. I devoted a good part of every day to worrying and dreading. I lost touch with my desire to breathe freely. I forgot that these things come and go and that I want this one to go! Now I spend a few moments in the morning and at night (and whenever I catch myself focused on what I don't want) just plain wanting healthy breathing. I know it's possible. I see no reason to believe it cannot happen. Then I usually feel excited. I don't know what will happen but I'm sure to improve my chances.
I'd love to know what you want this year. If you share you list with us, it will inspire others.
Happy New Year! Many Blessings!
Tuesday, December 24, 2019
Happy Holidays and Peace on Earth
Happy Holidays! Whichever ones you celebrate, wishing love, joy, warmth, food and shelter for everyone.
Love,
Mandy
Peace on Earth!
Love,
Mandy
Saturday, December 21, 2019
Happy Winter Solstice
Dear Ones,
Rest up on this long dark night for wonders to come.
Love,
Mandy
PS, Less than wonderful, my website is down. Working on a solution.
Rest up on this long dark night for wonders to come.
Love,
Mandy
PS, Less than wonderful, my website is down. Working on a solution.
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Teenage Blog Reviews "Emotional Options"
Hawi is 13. She reviews books on her blog, MAGICAL BOOK WORLD http://magicalbookworld.com/. I am excited to know that her review of "Emotional Options" may help teenagers learn how to be happier before they load up with years of painful emotional baggage to sort through.
Here is Hawi's review, reprinted with her permission.
BOOK REVIEW- EMOTIONAL OPTIONS
I will forward this by saying that although this is very different to the books that I usually blog about, I do not hesitate in including this to the selection. I am a believer that emotional wellbeing is an important part of most people’s lives, and therefore it is almost my duty as a human being to aid other people in the mission to achieve happiness.
This book is a very important book and deserves a place on every bookshelf. I finished it in one brief yet enlightening sitting and am left with a slightly different outlook on being happy. Mandy Evans has succeeded in crafting a ‘handbook for happiness’ and guides the reader to that stage with easily-understandable words of wisdom. I was pleasantly surprised by the content of this book, and I am sure to reach for it at many trying periods during my life.
Thank you Mandy!
-Hawi
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