In order to see any return on my objective(s) I must first start with a plan of action. To get that tree with those gorgeous blooms there are things I must first do. Clear the ground and prepare the space. Dig a nice size hole that the root bulb will comfortably fit and adjust to. Then continue to nurture the sapling and time does the rest. Metaphorically I have to ask myself where are my roots planted? What nurtures my mind, body, and spirit? What sustains me?
I am reading YOU ARE THE PLACEBO, by Dr. Joe Dispenza another take and spin on 'change your thoughts change your life'. He takes us to the quantum level and neuroplasticity, again a new paradigm on meditation and change. Is a rose by any other name still name still smell just as sweet?
The Answer is Simple Oracle Cards -Sonia Choquette
Rule 2. You have to use words I understand. Can you tell we've started watching the NCIS series? :)
ReplyDeleteActually I love to learn new words. Would that I could remember them long enough to use them...
I was at the nursery last week, and the cashier was explaining to the man in front of me the number one rule of tree planting. Never plant deeper than the level it is in the pot. She forgot rule 1. Green side up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great axiom. There is a word for you. When starting something very new we need those Rules of 1,2,3, and green side up. In the book WE ARE THE PLACEBO, towards the end he says once you really understand all this you are ready for the meditations. I am getting ready to start on Chapter 1 again.
DeleteI am currently reading "Taking the Leap" by Pema chodron. A beautifully sweet smelling Rose indeed
ReplyDeleteI will put that on my book list. This is my Summer of Transformation. After I read this book WE ARE THE PLACEBO for the second time. I just thought of all those horses, I wonder if the Universe heard transportation instead of transformation? Curious
DeleteThey will probable transport you out of the shades of the dark forest into the Summer sun! :)
DeleteWhat a nice thought.
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