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Are You Addicted To Your Activities?
Activities - such as sports, creative projects, reading, work, TV, meditation - can be a wonderful way to relax, express yourself, or connect to yourself. Or they can be an addiction. How can you know the difference? Angie would surf...
Diabetes: Plain Talk About The Basics
With diabetes, an attitude of 'ignore it and hope it goes away'
can kill you. Literally.
Diabetes is basically a disease that interferes with the ability
of our bodies to use food for energy and growth. One thing that
happens when we digest...
Quit your addiction here and now.
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Why make a New Year's resolution when you can make a One Decision?
Why make a New Year's resolution when you can make a One
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Cultural Creative Models
You took the Cultural Creatives quiz at http://www.neokosmo.com
or at http://www.culturalcreatives.org and found the shoe fits.
So how do you wear it? Model the chiel Cultural Creatives. Part
One of an indefinite series.
So you are a Cultural Creative. What should that mean to you? To
begin with, it means you have an inkling. You are sure about
much of what is not right. You are not very sure of what is. You
are beginning to doubt you can fill up that hole where your
spirit should be, with busyness, addictions, religion,
entertainment, recreation, relationships and competiton. You are
looking for your spirit or considering doing so. What is the
best approach?
It does not matter what is the best approach. There is no best
approach. Go with your existing interests. The real ones. Browse
the self improvement sections in the libraries, bookstores and
internet article directories. The minute you want to improve
yourself, you have begun the work, which usually seems more like
play.
From my point of view, I want every person on earth to own a
personal copy of the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak
Chopra, visit http://www.peacepractices.org and chopra.com and
read every other Chopra book that strikes your fancy. This is
the shortcut to enlightenment. This is a bonafide shortcut to
finding and fulfilling your creative purpose and destiny.
You will learn you can now accomplish more good in an hour
than
you often do in a year. When Deepak publishes his intentions,
you only have to behold his words to know he is in continuous
fulfilment. He has his spirit in place. He has no hole to fill
and he'll glady teach all who have ears to hear.
Don't let his Indian origins deceive you into thinking he only
knows things Eastern. He learned about meditation from a second
hand book, in America. But that was enough to arouse his
curiosity and turn him to the wisdom traditions within his
genealogical roots.
I tested His Seven Spiritual Laws of Success with the bible.
The two were congruent. The bible says what. Deepak says how.
The two books are a set. Each explains the other. One is old,
one is now. Deepak is one of the wisest persons living. He is
the Ghandi of the Aquarian Age.
Not incidentally, the recently coined term of Cultural
Creatives is in truth another name for Aquarians. It is most
helpful to see Cultural Creatives as the transitional mechanism
between two ages. Examine Deepak with your most critical eye,
then relax and do as he does or do as he says and you will save
years of stumbling and frustration. You will whistle while you
work. I promise. And you shall hear the ring of truth and that
ring shall bring you glee.
About the author:
Ed Howes sought and found. Knocked and entered. Now he sees
things differently. To see more of what he sees, please visit
http://www.justanotherview.com
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