"We are what we think. All that we are arises with our thoughts. With our thoughts, we make the world." ~Buddha.
I saw this quote and you know it's the 3rd time in as many days that I have seen something similar, said something similar and shared something similar. I'm guessing the Universe is trying to tell me something.
A couple of nights ago I re-read the first part of The Master Key System by Charles Haanel, this part basically tell you that your external world is a reflection of your inner world. Since my vision board is being used to focus our thoughts, my home environment is pretty good. A good start. In the mornings I work in a warehouse and usually suffer from some sort of verbal diarrhoea, anyway the chap I work with listens and I share what I am learning. So it was mentioned again today and then this evening I see the above quote.
After re-finding The Secret, I have spent a lot of time checking the facts, the Emerald Tablet, says "as above so below, as within so without." or something like that, and I am not in the mood to dig through my notes, but anyway this is how I remember it.
So today I ask that you consider your external world and see what is not right, what is not as you would want it to be and then do yourself a favour and change your thinking. Change the perspective from which you are viewing the discord. If it is something you can change, then do it in the most positive manner you can, if you can't change it then change your thinking about it, see it from another point of view, smother it in love and gratitude and move away from it. Rather move toward something else. Get mentally active to generate the external change you want.
In love and light
Tracey
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Faith in yourself. YES YES YES
It's lack of faith that makes people afraid of meeting challenges, and I believed in myself. -Muhammed Ali.
I saw tghis quote and thought about how amazing it must be to have such faith in yourself. even when everyone else is saying NO, the little voice in your head is say YES YES YES!!
People who have the YES YES YES voice go on to be legends, just like the man I quoted tonight, he believed in himself, he worked hard and he made a difference. As a champion he also embraced faith in his God. Allah, to muslims, God, to me and hundreds of other names to thousands of others.
It does not matter to whom we pray, it is having the confidence to say I believe in myself. For if we are created in the image of our creator then we must be blessed with all the power of creation.
Think it and you create it and in essence this is what someone with a YES YES YES voice does. They think about the best possible outcome all the time. They focis on what they want and it is created, they work, they notice the signs, they sieze opportunities and the universe really does conspire to bring about what is thought about.
Short but sweet tonight.
In love and light
Tracey
I saw tghis quote and thought about how amazing it must be to have such faith in yourself. even when everyone else is saying NO, the little voice in your head is say YES YES YES!!
People who have the YES YES YES voice go on to be legends, just like the man I quoted tonight, he believed in himself, he worked hard and he made a difference. As a champion he also embraced faith in his God. Allah, to muslims, God, to me and hundreds of other names to thousands of others.
It does not matter to whom we pray, it is having the confidence to say I believe in myself. For if we are created in the image of our creator then we must be blessed with all the power of creation.
Think it and you create it and in essence this is what someone with a YES YES YES voice does. They think about the best possible outcome all the time. They focis on what they want and it is created, they work, they notice the signs, they sieze opportunities and the universe really does conspire to bring about what is thought about.
Short but sweet tonight.
In love and light
Tracey
Sunday, 28 October 2012
Working The Secret
I have re-found the Secret and within a week I have seen how
The Secret works. I made a vision board that is more a reminder of what The
Secret can bring. “Money comes easily and frequently”, “I love going on
fantastic holidays”, “everything I touch turns to gold” these are a few of the
things on my vision board and I have surrounded each phrase with a photo of my
children, husband and I all smiling and all happy, the key to these photos is
that every one of them makes me feel happy because they represent a moment in
time when I was happy and being able to recall that feeling of happiness daily,
changes your mind set, so immediately I am having a great day.
I have been very negative lately, feeling very sorry for
myself and being ungrateful and miserable. On Monday I collected Shiny early
from school and did not feel like doing housework or laundry. So I sat on the
computer, playing scrabble etc. So waiting for someone to make their move, I go
into Youtube and I am randomly searching and I see The Secret full movie, now I’d
never watched the movie, I read the book and listened to the CD, watching it
re-awakened the spark. Hence the vision board. I asked Rob and the kids to read
the vision board everyday. I think then everyday we are starting the day on the
same page. On Wednesday I bought the local paper and looking through the
property section the kids and I found a house that we feel is our dream home.
So I cut it out and put it on the vision board.
My Shiny was a little sceptical until Friday morning when
Rob logs into our South African bank accounts and I have received over R20,000
from a pension claim I put in almost 2 years ago and had completely forgotten
about! Unexpected income!! “Money comes easily and frequently”. Shiny was sitting on the bed and I shouted “Look, Cooks it really works! Money comes easily and frequently!”.
A couple of weeks ago Rob and I had a huge fight over a
table I wanted for the kids to do their homework on. Yesterday I collected an almost
brand new table exactly as I’d imagined that one I wanted. Free!
In one week I have received a table and unexpected income of
around £1200 (depending on the exchange rate). If I were sceptical before, it
is gone, after one week I am a believer, our home environment is better and
everyone is excited that we are going to have a great Christmas because there
is unexpected money, Father Christmas will be delivering amazing presents this
year and hay if Father Christmas is the provider of my children’s dreams, and
they are more able to believe in their dreams coming true then that’s all I
want for them.
In love and light
Tracey
Thursday, 13 September 2012
Are Facebook "Happy Birthdays" Genuine?
Hello
I was chatting to a friend today about birthdays seeing as we were wrapping "lucky dip gifts" for the kids coming to our daughters' joint 8th party.
I mentioned that this year that I got so many messages on Facebook and most of the people who posted on my page I haven't seen in years. I hardly respond to their posts, they don't respond to mine and if I am honest (and if they are honest) probably ignore all the little titbits of information that don't make sense to anyone else but themselves.
So the thought occurred to me, are facebook birthday wishes sincere or are people just posting something on your page because a little block in the right hand corner reminds them that it's your birthday?
I am not saying it's a bad thing, I am merely questioning the sincerity of it. Am I being too sensitive here? I saw a quote recently (I probably shared it) that said something about people being in our lives for a specific time and then for whatever reason they are out of our lives. Is is necessary to refriend everyone of your high school classmates? Some of them I don't even remember, and I seriously doubt that anything I did keeps me vividly in their memories.
Don't get me wrong, there are a couple of people from high school with whom I am still friends and there are many of my "adult life friends" I haven't lost touch with, but we communicate in other ways, telephone, texts (SMS's for those in Africa) and those conversations are so much more meaningful.
You will notice here that I have not included family in my rant, and that's where social networking sites are totally awesome, in that I can see exactly what my family are up to and being so far away from them, it keeps them all closer in both my thoughts and my heart.
Anyway, I was pleased to see so many birthday wishes which just proves that whether they were sent sincerely or not, my ego got a great stroking and generally made for good day all round.
In love and light (and sincerity)
Tracey
I was chatting to a friend today about birthdays seeing as we were wrapping "lucky dip gifts" for the kids coming to our daughters' joint 8th party.
I mentioned that this year that I got so many messages on Facebook and most of the people who posted on my page I haven't seen in years. I hardly respond to their posts, they don't respond to mine and if I am honest (and if they are honest) probably ignore all the little titbits of information that don't make sense to anyone else but themselves.
So the thought occurred to me, are facebook birthday wishes sincere or are people just posting something on your page because a little block in the right hand corner reminds them that it's your birthday?
I am not saying it's a bad thing, I am merely questioning the sincerity of it. Am I being too sensitive here? I saw a quote recently (I probably shared it) that said something about people being in our lives for a specific time and then for whatever reason they are out of our lives. Is is necessary to refriend everyone of your high school classmates? Some of them I don't even remember, and I seriously doubt that anything I did keeps me vividly in their memories.
Don't get me wrong, there are a couple of people from high school with whom I am still friends and there are many of my "adult life friends" I haven't lost touch with, but we communicate in other ways, telephone, texts (SMS's for those in Africa) and those conversations are so much more meaningful.
You will notice here that I have not included family in my rant, and that's where social networking sites are totally awesome, in that I can see exactly what my family are up to and being so far away from them, it keeps them all closer in both my thoughts and my heart.
Anyway, I was pleased to see so many birthday wishes which just proves that whether they were sent sincerely or not, my ego got a great stroking and generally made for good day all round.
In love and light (and sincerity)
Tracey
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Looking back.
If I am honest, I will admit to not having done much writing on my book. Initially I was very excited and got stuck in. Now, however it's fizzled down to nothing.
With Rob away it seems that there is just so much time, especially after the kids have gone to bed. So for the first time (in a while) I picked up a book and a pen and I started writing.
The writing begins as fiction and then moves swiftly into my memories. Due to a trauma as a child, most of my childhood memories are gone. A psychological safety net if you will. The "amnesia" keeps the subject (i.e Me) from developing serious psycological breakdown.
The problem is however that once the subject starts to remember the trauma, the cause is discovered, technically these are known as repressed memories, no other memories resurface.
So what I remember of my childhood has been the memories of others and photos provide a setting and backdrop to what sort of happened. This is great, yes, BUT the memories are the perceptions of someone else.
Trying to remember, what my life in high school was like was much easier.
I just want everyone to know that being invisible in high school is really easy.
It's sad really because I tried to stay that way. There was a time when I did not wish to be invisible and I did not feel invisible because I believed there was a group I fitted into, alas no, a very candid discussion with those involved reassured me that I did not belong.
I wish I could say that my first broken heart was the result of a careless, selfish teenage boy, but no that honour belongs to a couple of girls.
Thinking back it wasjust another painful event I buried deep inside, another event that has shaped who I am today.
I guess I am just writing for the sake of it now but I also feel I must share that only time after that, that I had a broken heart was when we lost Jonathan.
I know this has been about my pain, (hopefully without pity - that's not why I share it) but was it the pain or was it overcoming the pain that makes me who I am today?
In love and light (and deep contemplation)
Tracey
With Rob away it seems that there is just so much time, especially after the kids have gone to bed. So for the first time (in a while) I picked up a book and a pen and I started writing.
The writing begins as fiction and then moves swiftly into my memories. Due to a trauma as a child, most of my childhood memories are gone. A psychological safety net if you will. The "amnesia" keeps the subject (i.e Me) from developing serious psycological breakdown.
The problem is however that once the subject starts to remember the trauma, the cause is discovered, technically these are known as repressed memories, no other memories resurface.
So what I remember of my childhood has been the memories of others and photos provide a setting and backdrop to what sort of happened. This is great, yes, BUT the memories are the perceptions of someone else.
Trying to remember, what my life in high school was like was much easier.
I just want everyone to know that being invisible in high school is really easy.
It's sad really because I tried to stay that way. There was a time when I did not wish to be invisible and I did not feel invisible because I believed there was a group I fitted into, alas no, a very candid discussion with those involved reassured me that I did not belong.
I wish I could say that my first broken heart was the result of a careless, selfish teenage boy, but no that honour belongs to a couple of girls.
Thinking back it wasjust another painful event I buried deep inside, another event that has shaped who I am today.
I guess I am just writing for the sake of it now but I also feel I must share that only time after that, that I had a broken heart was when we lost Jonathan.
I know this has been about my pain, (hopefully without pity - that's not why I share it) but was it the pain or was it overcoming the pain that makes me who I am today?
In love and light (and deep contemplation)
Tracey
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Changing old habits
Listening to Anthony Robbins I have begun to realise that
there are so many negative patterns in my life. These patterns are continuous and
repetitive and they hold me back. I need to harness the power of being able to
change, I have recently been on a diet and very often feel deprived. I know
that all I have to do is harness the power of being able to change. The feeling
of deprivation is only a negative pattern recurring.
I have the power to change. I have the knowledge to change because I am
not stupid and have read and understood the principles of healthy living.
Being overweight has (to a certain extent) protected me,
from being emotionally hurt, and yet it is also the weight that has been the
cause of many an emotional hurt.
I am making a decision to change my mind set, I need to
develop new neural pathways that eliminate the old negative patterns or bad
habits that I have created. It’s really easy to blame other people but no-one
has ever had to force a piece of chocolate or fatty food into my mouth. I must admit that over the last few days I
have chosen to revert to my old habits. However, I am still unsatisfied in the
longer term, the immediate gratification of the chocolate bar is great but it
is becoming obvious that there is no food which will satisfy my hunger.
Now all I have to do is find out what it is I really
want. Tony says that you have to make a
decision that is solid. So if nothing
else I am making the decision today to do everything I have to, to get to my
perfect weight. I also need to specify exactly what my perfect weight is to be.
I also have to be flexible about how I am going to reach my goal. So I am taking control of my life rather that my life taking control of me.
In love and light.
Tracey
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Saturday, 16 June 2012
Who are we to judge?
Hi All
Well I have been reasonably busy writing for my book. The response hasn't been great to my request for inspirational stories but you know I've found that my own experiences have a heck of a lot people who have inspired me. However trying not to concentrate only on myself I have a few contributions which will hopefully add some weight to this endeavour.
Anyway I have been doing some research and on Youtube there are videos from people all over the world on any subject you could think of. As you all know I believe in the law of attraction, well youtube has millions of videos from people, celebrities etc.
My blog today is written because you cannot believe how judgmental people, or some people especially those who consider themselves Christians are. The comments that these Christians leave are shameful, they hide behind fake names and literally stand in judgement of other peoples' beliefs. Why do they think this? and Why do they think it's ok to do this?
For the 1st time I am ashamed to consider myself a Christian, I am continually learning and keeping my mind open to anything new. If I'd closed my mind off to ideas that are in conflict with the lessons in the Bible, I would not have learned many of the lessons that have brought me to where I am now. That would be terrible.
I have grown so much from the events in my life. Let's face it if I had believed ONLY in what the Bible tells us, my life would be pretty boring, because although I receive some of the messages I need at church, I can pick up any of my "New Age" books and receive a message often times even more powerful.
Does this make me judgemental or just concerned that we are allowed to be?
In love and light
Tracey
Well I have been reasonably busy writing for my book. The response hasn't been great to my request for inspirational stories but you know I've found that my own experiences have a heck of a lot people who have inspired me. However trying not to concentrate only on myself I have a few contributions which will hopefully add some weight to this endeavour.
Anyway I have been doing some research and on Youtube there are videos from people all over the world on any subject you could think of. As you all know I believe in the law of attraction, well youtube has millions of videos from people, celebrities etc.
My blog today is written because you cannot believe how judgmental people, or some people especially those who consider themselves Christians are. The comments that these Christians leave are shameful, they hide behind fake names and literally stand in judgement of other peoples' beliefs. Why do they think this? and Why do they think it's ok to do this?
For the 1st time I am ashamed to consider myself a Christian, I am continually learning and keeping my mind open to anything new. If I'd closed my mind off to ideas that are in conflict with the lessons in the Bible, I would not have learned many of the lessons that have brought me to where I am now. That would be terrible.
I have grown so much from the events in my life. Let's face it if I had believed ONLY in what the Bible tells us, my life would be pretty boring, because although I receive some of the messages I need at church, I can pick up any of my "New Age" books and receive a message often times even more powerful.
Does this make me judgemental or just concerned that we are allowed to be?
In love and light
Tracey
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