Inspirational
In this very inspirational video Jason Silva shares exactly how we create serendipity. “Here juxtaposition is revealed as the basic formal operation of synchronicity, as two apparently unrelated events or elements suddenly form a secret link that strikes, in the mind of the perceiver, an evanescent lightning bolt of meaning.” – Erik Davis
Today I’d like to shed a little insight on how to manifest!
So, in this video I will share a simple and fun way to look at the process of manifesting. I call this the “Surfing Analogy.” ❤️
When your vibration is high and you are laughing and having fun, you will be in the frequency where magic happens! Find out the one thing that will kill your good vibes…
#LOA #thrive
Here’s an article inspired by the TED talk by Amanda Palmer on how people in the arts industry make money by letting their clientele pay for their talents.
Astronauts in space call this experience “the overview effect” – a boundary shattering sense of revelation in global inter-connectedness, where we shake off our petty difference and emerge with a sense of global responsibility, global consciousness, and global citizenship.
If you’re anything like me, you may have a hard time asking for help when it comes to personal stuff. If I can’t reach something off a shelf, sure I’m good with requesting some assistance, but when it gets a bit deeper than that, I tend to wanna handle everything on my own; retreat inward and soak on it in a little “me-time” solitude. My mental cave is always warm and welcoming with popcorn made and a Netflix marathon ready to go. But sometimes, when the popcorn’s run out and your ass is asleep from too much couch-potato-ing, you reach a point where your ego allows you to understand that your ONLY way out to reach a solution is another’s perspective.
If you’ve been wondering what causes pain, OR if you’ve simply been IN pain looking for a solution to it, this is a message just for you.
(To watch this quick 3 minute video, click below)
Motivational speaker Les Brown gives a powerful talk on how each and every one us can ‘make a difference’ in changing this world for the better.
Did you know that when you stay busy it’s a constant exercise routine for your brain. Read what busy-ness does for you.
Recently, well known actor Leonardo DiCarpio, gave an important speech at the UN covering the dangers of climate change. It is a call to all mankind to do what they can to reverse the change our planet is in.
“As an actor, I pretend for a living. I play fictitious characters often solving fictitious problems. I believe that mankind has looked at climate change in that same way as if it were a fiction.” Leonardo DiCaprio
“You may or may not know that I live in Palm Bay, Florida. It’s a coastal town that borders the Atlantic ocean. As a result, I have a bit of experience in preparing for life’s hurricanes (quite literally!).
And each time a hurricane rolls into town, I become even more aware of energy exchange and the benefit of staying calm.
Ultimately, how we react to situations translates into our reality. Freaking out causes more accidents, stressors and problems. Staying calm allows us to prepare mindfully and deliberately without distraction.
As a Law of Attraction coach and someone who is pretty ‘mellow’ most of the time, even I can get swept up in the chaos if I’m not focused on keeping myself balanced. The preparation for Hurricane Irma has been a reminder of this to me this week…” (click below to read on)
Don’t let your big goals intimidate you. Use these tips to take them on one step and a time, and bring them to full fruition. You know you want to!
How easy is it to transform negative thoughts to positive ones — especially when you’re in a dark place? Come find out…
#positivity
Are you familiar with Ayni, the art of sacred reciprocity? Read this and learn how it can positively shift your life.
The name Quentin Tarantino is synonymous with action films that are presented in a different flair and style. Tarantino actually talks about how he spent three years putting his first film together. It is a testament to how consistent action can bring about a required goal.
“This was going to be the thing that (like) set me up (alrite). And I worked three years on it. I was able to look at it in a realistic way after being quoted press for a little bit, but only a short little bit, was the fact that well this was my film school (alrite). ” Quentin Tarantino
