Here's a new thought for ya.
Wishing with all your might and prayers are the same thing. Rituals, too. Let me explain...
Everyone and everything alive is infused with the Spirit of life, yes? It's the spirit that returns back from whence it came when we die (it's the collective knowledge of each of our lifetimes that gets returned back to some greater whole). If you - who are are infused with the very spirit of life as your creator is - pray (call it what you may), you are essentially channelling your inner will towards the purpose for which you are asking.
If you will it strongly enough, have you ever noticed that it actually happens?
Some people may call it positive thinking, hoping for the best, or just dumb luck. I don't know, though.
Rituals are a focused practice of energy and events for various purposes: to seek something out, to meditate or ponder over something, or perhaps to try and encourage something to happen. This is no different to me from what some people hope to accomplish from praying, in effect. The route may be a bit different, but the end means has the same result. Isn't that really what matters?
At any rate, my thought for the day is:
Be careful what you wish for. You just might get it!
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Monday, July 28, 2008
Daily Thought
Whether or not you realize it, people shape and mold themselves around the people they're around. Observe this in yourself and others around you. It's (usually) a two-way action. It may simply be ways of talking, or thinking, or maybe something bigger in ways of acting. Sometimes people seek out certain types of people to associate themselves with (and sometimes subconsciously), because they know what type of interactions to anticipate.
Don't be afraid to break out of your mold. There's probably nothing wrong with your old crowd, but be open to new experiences and people you may previously not have thought you had anything in common with. You may be surprised at the kinds of things you could pick up from each other.
Don't be afraid to break out of your mold. There's probably nothing wrong with your old crowd, but be open to new experiences and people you may previously not have thought you had anything in common with. You may be surprised at the kinds of things you could pick up from each other.
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