There are many ways we experience divine love, guidance, and protection from Holy Spirit. One way to recognize our spiritual experiences is called “Waking Dreams", which can be something spiritual we see in our life. A waking dream, if recognized, can alert us to danger, be an answer to our questions, and wake us up to the treasures of divine love. By recognizing these spiritual experiences for the gifts they truly are, it makes life much easier then ever before thought possible.
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Part Three Recognizing Your Spiritual Experiences
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Posted on January 16, 2008 by Dr. Grace Cornish LivingstoneThis is the time of the year when we start creating a new list of resolutions. After surviving another year of various challenges and life circumstances, please give yourself an affectionate hug for making it through and for arriving at this moment in time, right where you are. I encourage you begin this New Year by making a conscious decision to get in touch with the true essence of who you are and to place a high value on your inner self-worth. The simple truth is we tend to overestimate oth...
How to Turn a Mountain into a Molehill
Posted on January 16, 2008 by Davis GossWe live i n a world that promises nothing but increasing conflict, disagreement and threats of annihilation from the irrational activities of people. Efforts to resolve these problems are met with hostile resistance. Contrast this "world" of instability with the irrevocable stability and balance exhibited by the universe in which we also live which is maintained and sustained by natural laws and principles that have been in operation fro billions of years.
Anatomy of Problem Solving
Posted on November 30, 2007 by Davis GossTraditional problem solving methods are confrontational and can produce more frustrations than solutions. This new approach is a radical departure in that it is based solely on proven scientific natural laws and principles which are defined by Webster as, "the creative and controlling forces of the universe".
Win the war against procrastination - The battle begins in your mind
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorMark Twain had something to say about almost any topic you can imagine. On the subject of how to avoid procrastination, Twain said, "Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow." Everyone can enjoy the humor in Twain's comment. But for many of us, Twain's insight on the danger of procrastination is painfully true.
Why you need an action plan to defeat procrastination
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorProcrastination is the main reason people fail to live richer lives. If you haven't been reaching your goals, you may need to make a greater commitment. And the only reliable measure of commitment is action. When you delay getting started on a job or fail to complete a job you've already started, always ask yourself why you're not working on it:
Tired of putting things off - Put an end to procrastination today
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorI've been planning to write a novel for the last twenty years. I keep putting it off. Best-selling author John Grisham wrote his first novel while working full-time as an attorney; he was as busy as the rest of us, but he found a way to accomplish his dream. How did he do it? He beat procrastination by forcing himself to get up earlier every morning so he could work on his book before he went to work.
Tips for students who want to overcome procrastination
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorTake this quiz to find out if you-or any students in your family-need to get serious about overcoming procrastination:
Tips for overcoming procrastination - Raise your expectations
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorMany people believe they cannot change. "I yam what I yam," the cartoon character Popeye habitually explains. Before any change can happen in your life, you have to believe that a transformation is possible. There comes a time when we must say: "I am willing to change."
Time - Your most valuable asset in the war against procrastination
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorResearch shows that people spend most of their time and effort working on activities that have nothing to do with the success of their projects. I'm convinced that procrastination is the main reason people fail to live richer lives. If you want to get serious about eliminating the habit of procrastination, you can start right now by recognizing that your most valuable asset is time.
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Posted on January 16, 2008 by Dr. Grace Cornish LivingstoneThis is the time of the year when we start creating a new list of resolutions. After surviving another year of various challenges and life circumstances, please give yourself an affectionate hug for making it through and for arriving at this moment in time, right where you are. I encourage you begin this New Year by making a conscious decision to get in touch with the true essence of who you are and to place a high value on your inner self-worth. The simple truth is we tend to overestimate oth...
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Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorThe first step toward overcoming procrastination is recognizing that procrastination is a problem. Procrastinators have big problems and small problems, but the fact is that most of their problems are caused by procrastination.
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Why We Must Forgive Our Parents
Posted on September 10, 2008 by Colin TippingFew people going through a messy divorce in mid-life would blame their own parents for their predicament. Neither would a business owner betrayed by a trusted partner normally think in those terms. A person who loses his job every five years would also not say that his grandfather was to blame.
Stop Complaining: Here's How
Posted on October 27, 2009 by SammyDo you find it easier to complain than compliment? Most have the habit complaining, but it is a habit that can be changed! Here are some pointers to aid you in eliminating, or at least cut down the complaining in your life. The odds are you'll feel better and the person on the receiving end will too!
How to beat procrastination - Stop gathering information!
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorResearch shows that most of us spend up to 80% of our time on activities that have nothing to do with the success of our projects. We load ourselves down with endless tasks that keep us feeling busy, yet at the end of the day we wonder why we have accomplished so little.
How to defeat procrastination - Believe you can
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorThe power of belief is a key to success in everything we do. Whether your goal is to rise to the top of your profession or to be a better weekend golfer, you have a better chance of success if you believe you'll be successful. And by believing that you can defeat procrastination, you can start to take charge of your life today.
Dump That Risky Behavior Now!
Posted on October 23, 2008 by Ifida KnownWe give away our privacy and security by careless thinking, risky behavior and bad habits. Without thinking, we answer when asked, fill in the blanks, pay bills online, do online banking, social networking and more.
Want to Be Better at Public Speaking? Stop Trying to be Perfect!
Posted on October 21, 2009 by Julius AntonMany people inadvertently sabotage themselves before giving a speech. Learn how to avoid these pitfalls from public speaking expert Seymour Segnit. Do you want to be better at speaking in front of an audience? Here’s a simple tip: stop trying to be perfect! That’s the advice of public speaking expert Seymour Segnit.
How to beat procrastination - Face your fear and do it anyway
Posted on April 1, 2006 by Deon MelchiorMany people procrastinate because they fear they'll look foolish if they fail. It took Edison more than 10,000 failed attempts to discover the tungsten filament that worked in the incandescent light bulb. A reporter asked him how he managed to go on working in the face of so many failures. Edison told the reporter that each failure gave him hope; every time he failed, he knew he was one step closer to finding the answer. Edison believed that "many of life's failures are people who did not realiz...
