Eight minutes to a new view of 2010

Eight minutes to a new view of 2010

First, know that you are in the catbird seat, you’re the driver of your life. You determine 100% of your future experience. If not, then who is in constructive control of your life? All your power is now.

Go with this concept for a minute…now understand where you are currently: within the scope of the human condition exists a natural resistance to our own well-being. While that may sound a little skewed, an example will clarify. We say we want what’s best for us, our relationships, our family, job, avocations, etc.. but we are habitually predisposed to negativity and giving thought to the lowest part of human interaction, drama, fussing over things, gossip, arguments, misunderstandings, ego issues, pride, etc… What if it were entirely possible to reverse all of this? All your power is now.

These things conspire to form resistance to our own well-being because they form up who we are and what we are all about. The Video below will introduce you to concepts that can add a gentle shift, not a huge swing, in your ability to capture your own thoughts and re-direct them towards success.

What if… just by making a slight change to your thoughts, you could regain creative control of your own life experience?  Exchange living by default for living by your deliberate creativity.

Among all the very good video messages from Jerry & Esther Hicks, I recommend the following to you because I saw it as a comprehensive understanding that has the capacity to reach out and grab you at a personal point of life’s wondering. Why not consider this as a basis of personal progress for 2010? Resolutions as a concept are good, determined and self focused action is far better.

You’re not reading this post by accident so why not invest Eight more minutes in the possibility of this suggestion having some real meaning for you? Not just you, although you’re certainly a big enough personal project, but also for those who depend upon you to be the best [you] you can be. Did I say that all your power is now?

Lastly.. for those of you who understand the faith principle, your faith is good – it will carry you now as it has done in the past. It will keep you heart from an unfaithful surrender. You know that practicing faith takes some action and steadfastness. Why not trade your faith for a knowing?  You can absolutely own knowing whereas faith is a moving target, subject to things uncontrollable. Faith may wear thin. Rather than test faith as you compare your what is to what you want, consider [believing it to be so] already and living out that eventuality with expectation. Congratulations, you’ve just exchanged faith for knowing.

Too big of a thought? Start right where you are right now and simply reach for a better feeling thought. Gain that and progress forward and enhance it till you can imagine better, then develop that. Baby steps will quickly become leaps and you will have shifted your ability to consciously create your own new and improved reality. Who else is going to do this for you? Under what other circumstances will it happen?

Welcome 2010…new life comes… it need not be earthshaking; it may appear in simple pleasures and accomplishments that add up quickly. All any of us need are just a few simple adjustments. Don’t look for the big bangs of retrofit, take it easy. Don’t let it all become a psychological tangle – don’t over think it…. Enjoy it as it unfolds, it will become exactly what you are wanting.

Are your new thoughts worth the risk you’ll have to take to discover them? Without question you are the chooser of your experience…. you can just as easily maintain the as is and live by default. Would you prefer to try another set of thoughts?  Ok… then project the “as is” into the “will come”. Look at it five years ahead. What do you see? What you want is but a few well sifted thoughts ahead.

Now on to the video below for Eight minutes of new thoughts for a great 2010 and beyond.

Jeff Nix 1/1/2010

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