Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Heartfelt
"That's all any of us are; amateurs. We don't live long enough to be anything else."
Charlie Chaplain
We are half way through January, if you set resolutions for yourself I wonder where you are with them at this point? Are they long forgotten or have they evolved into something else?
Honestly I cant remember what mine were but I do remember the intention of them. At the speed at which my mind can change I decided this year just to listen to the guidance of my heart. The heart is somewhat more reliable and consistent than the mind. There are so many distractions for the monkey mind whose talent is jumping about and following threads of interest. It has its usefulness and place.
The heart on the other hand can be truer, wiser and a more gentle adviser as we navigate our lives.
I discovered a technique last year for accessing the heart wisdom, its called Scalar Heart Connection. It bypasses the mind based on the idea recently discovered that the heart has a brain and wisdom of its own that is pre-sentient. It knows before the mind. The technique can bring to light what is hidden in the subconscious and help shift our mental vibration or energy into alignment with the gentle and loving energy of the heart. Experiencing this shift for myself has brought me a great deal of peace.
I am sharing the process now having take the workshops to be listed as a Practitioner www.ScalarHeartConnection.com.
I am an amateur, a lover of bringing peace and new insights into my own life and into the lives of others. I am loving the path I find myself on through listening to my heart.
What is yours telling you?
If you would like to experience the process for yourself I am offering sessions for $45 if booked before January 31st. It is powerful, it is profound and you can read more at my website www.SpiritisTalkingtoYou.com
Wishing you a very happy and heart centered 2015.
Namaste.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
From the Heart
According to the Heart Math researchers it has been scientifically proven that the heart knows before the mind what the truth is of any situation. So often it is difficult to access this wisdom as the mind's rationality or irrationality tends to dominate.
Sacred geometry connects us with everything in the universe by the very beats of our hearts. Averaging 72 beats per minute resting, that number in esoteric numerology is known as a master number; one that encompasses patterns that replicate the frequencies and vibrations of certain energies of the manifested Universe.
Sacred geometry connects us with everything in the universe by the very beats of our hearts. Averaging 72 beats per minute resting, that number in esoteric numerology is known as a master number; one that encompasses patterns that replicate the frequencies and vibrations of certain energies of the manifested Universe.
- The axis of the earth moving one degree every 72 years.
- 72 degrees Fahrenheit considered to be room temperature.
- 72 percent of the human body is composed of water.
- 72 hours is the life duration of the ovule.
- The number of languages spoken at the Tower of Babylon.
- The mass of the Moon is the 1/72th of that of the Earth
- The volume of Saturn is 72 times of that the Earth. And on and on.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Goals
“Our passions are the winds that propel our vessel. Our reason is the pilot that steers her. Without winds the vessel would not move and without a pilot she would be lost.” Proverb
They say goal setters have a better chance of success and understandably so. Especially if the goal is chosen with the heart and supported by the mind. I know for myself I have set goals I did not achieve because my heart was not in it. It was something I thought up out of reasoning alone and tried to achieve out of sheer force of will. Trust me that doesn't work.
The will has to be the servant of the heart, supporting its choices. The heart is the guide and the compass. It tells us what makes us happy, what excites us, what we are passionate about. The mind can choose what step will take us where we want to go. The mind can talk to us when we get disheartened and remind us to reconnect with our inner guidance. Using the analogy in the quote above - the pilot can steer the boat so as to catch the wind in its sails once again.
So as you set your course toward your goals know there are no doldrums if you ask your heart to become engaged. Know that passion and persistence are a powerful combination and success is the joy found in the journey. Bon Voyage! I look forward to seeing you on the high seas!
“If a man does not know what port he is steering for, no wind is favorable to him”
Seneca, Roman philosopher, mid-1st century AD
They say goal setters have a better chance of success and understandably so. Especially if the goal is chosen with the heart and supported by the mind. I know for myself I have set goals I did not achieve because my heart was not in it. It was something I thought up out of reasoning alone and tried to achieve out of sheer force of will. Trust me that doesn't work.
The will has to be the servant of the heart, supporting its choices. The heart is the guide and the compass. It tells us what makes us happy, what excites us, what we are passionate about. The mind can choose what step will take us where we want to go. The mind can talk to us when we get disheartened and remind us to reconnect with our inner guidance. Using the analogy in the quote above - the pilot can steer the boat so as to catch the wind in its sails once again.
So as you set your course toward your goals know there are no doldrums if you ask your heart to become engaged. Know that passion and persistence are a powerful combination and success is the joy found in the journey. Bon Voyage! I look forward to seeing you on the high seas!
“If a man does not know what port he is steering for, no wind is favorable to him”
Seneca, Roman philosopher, mid-1st century AD
Monday, September 14, 2009
Where is home?
Home is where the heart is. Anon
Being an emigrant I have at least two homes. When I'm here, it's there and when I'm there, its here! It confuses other people but not me. But truly, where is home and what does it feel like? Is it a feeling or is it a place?
I believe its a part of us that we carry with us even if it has its reflection in more than one place in the outside world. Home, the word itself, feels good. How often we use it to express how comfortable we feel in a place or with a person. I felt at home when I found my church after a long search, yet it was a place I had never been before. Not a description we associate with somewhere we call home but nevertheless true.
So why is it that we can feel at home in a strange place or with someone we just met. There can be many explanations, past lives, similar backgrounds, personalities types, but to me its seems a great arguement for Oneness. Seeing ourselves in another, the qualities that are universal; love, enthusiasm, kindness, creativity, wisdom. Interesting how we identify and gravitate toward these traits but dont see the less attractive ones or if we do we shun them. Yet we are just as likely to have the negative trait as the positive! Maybe if we owned up to these traits as well we could be less judgemental of others and love someone even though they have a mean streak or are insecure, unfair or small minded. Is it right to withold love if someone shows up less than perfectly in order to have them shape up to our standard? Well OK we dont have to associate with them but sometimes we do, because they our in-law or our own brother! Is it not better to soften and realize they are a product of their own decisions and reactions to their individual pasts? Can we let them off the hook? Can we let ourselves off the hook? Probably not a bad starting point. Hmmm?
That little ramble got me far from home, if to a good beginning, as here I sit right in the heart of my home. Luckily I'm at home with questions and not at sea like some, who can only find their land legs with solid facts. Where is your heart at home?
Being an emigrant I have at least two homes. When I'm here, it's there and when I'm there, its here! It confuses other people but not me. But truly, where is home and what does it feel like? Is it a feeling or is it a place?
I believe its a part of us that we carry with us even if it has its reflection in more than one place in the outside world. Home, the word itself, feels good. How often we use it to express how comfortable we feel in a place or with a person. I felt at home when I found my church after a long search, yet it was a place I had never been before. Not a description we associate with somewhere we call home but nevertheless true.
So why is it that we can feel at home in a strange place or with someone we just met. There can be many explanations, past lives, similar backgrounds, personalities types, but to me its seems a great arguement for Oneness. Seeing ourselves in another, the qualities that are universal; love, enthusiasm, kindness, creativity, wisdom. Interesting how we identify and gravitate toward these traits but dont see the less attractive ones or if we do we shun them. Yet we are just as likely to have the negative trait as the positive! Maybe if we owned up to these traits as well we could be less judgemental of others and love someone even though they have a mean streak or are insecure, unfair or small minded. Is it right to withold love if someone shows up less than perfectly in order to have them shape up to our standard? Well OK we dont have to associate with them but sometimes we do, because they our in-law or our own brother! Is it not better to soften and realize they are a product of their own decisions and reactions to their individual pasts? Can we let them off the hook? Can we let ourselves off the hook? Probably not a bad starting point. Hmmm?
That little ramble got me far from home, if to a good beginning, as here I sit right in the heart of my home. Luckily I'm at home with questions and not at sea like some, who can only find their land legs with solid facts. Where is your heart at home?
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