Want a short cut to success, happiness, personal growth and freedom? Who doesn’t? Here’s one of the best:
…but first, a quick review of how your brain works.
a. Your brain has about a hundred billion neurons.
b. Each neuron connects to an average of 5,000-10,000 other neurons.
c. The “pathways” created by these connections enable to brain to think and remember.
d. These pathways are reinforced whenever we use them (by thinking the corresponding thoughts).
e. These pathways can change rapidly by “branching” (making new connections) and “pruning” (breaking connections). This may occur in a matter of seconds. I’ve watched video as neurons’ dendrites reach out and make new connections, then separate from old ones. It’s both amazing and very, very encouraging.
The trick, of course, is learning how to break the unwanted pathways and get positive ones to take over. (more…)
We know we’ve got issues. We know we haven’t yet reached the pinnacle of our potential. We know . And in many, many cases, we know exactly how we got this way and what we need to do differently.
So why don’t we change? Why must we continue to struggle? Why do the same self-defeating thoughts and irrational fears continue to plague our lives when we know better??? (more…)
Everybody makes such a big deal about snowflakes.
Maybe it’s all that intricate detail, tiny white crystals creating sharp contrasts as the water molecules bond to one another.
Maybe it’s the refreshing way they melt against your skin or in your mouth as you run back and forth in the storm like a fool, aiming your tongue at the biggest flake you can find in the falling sky.
Or maybe it’s just as they say - that snowflakes are special because each one is unique in the universe.
Regardless of the cause for snowflake appeal, those little drops of water ain’t got nothing on you! (more…)
Following an hour-long session, I asked Linda Stone, who has been highly involved with energy healing and high-level management of Dream Makers Academy for over a decade, how much benefit she got from the session.
“More than I dreamed possible,” she affirmed.
Linda’s session was an excellent example of getting to “Point Be” (more…)