Matters Of Life And Death

"We're all just walking each other home" ~ Ram Dass
Matters Of Life And Death
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    • Feel Rather Than Think

      Posted at 8:22 AM by Krista Gorman, PA-C, on June 8, 2014

      The connection between what we think and what we feel is well established.  But then, why do so many of us walk around feeling bad? If we know that what we think creates our inner environment, isn’t it intuitive that we’d think only good things?

      This is the Great Challenge of life.  Our lives have the potential to be a seamless flow of natural joy, joy that is always present, but blocked by our negative thoughts.  When we cultivate awareness of who and what we are, we can more easily take notice of the things that we identify as non-joyful because they cause us to feel bad.  Once we’ve identified what makes us feel bad, we can then look at our part in it.  In so doing, there is opportunity for change and spiritual growth.  That is what we are here for.  

      I intend to feel good today.  

      Love to you!  

       

      Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged afterlife, art, change, death, finance, God, humanities, law of attraction, physics, science, self love, transformation
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