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September 21, 2011 at 8:40 am #2220
Laurie Thiboutot
ParticipantAmanda, do you have anything negative that happens to you at all anymore? :unsure:
September 21, 2011 at 10:26 am #2227Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”skuda@roadrunner.com” post=1677]Amanda, do you have anything negative that happens to you at all anymore? :unsure:[/quote]
I do, but they are very little things. I have only great or as I say magical days now. I really do!!!
I have a concept that I live by. I am very calm and I pay attention to my level of calmness. In the moment, my calmness goes down by 1% I do everything to bring it up to where it was before. I talk to myself, all the amazing things, or play with my dogs, or watch a comedy. You see I make sure that my calmness if it goes down is only by a fraction.
Why do you think it is a great idea to do that? :huh:
Then, I pay a great attention to growing that calmness as much as I can every single day. I do the tools that I teach. When you will pay attention to your calmness, what is going to happen in your life? Will you have bad days? :silly:
Why do I only let my calmness go down by a fraction and not more? :huh: Why is that important? :dry:
September 27, 2011 at 9:40 pm #2237Laurie Thiboutot
ParticipantWhen you say, your calmness goes down.. what do you mean by that?? So you can actually focus on your calmness? I can honestly say, I have never even given it a thought as to how calm I am….I guess this is another thing to add to the list of things to do….I imagine it comes to you easily without you even having to think about it.
October 2, 2011 at 11:45 pm #2251Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”skuda@roadrunner.com” post=1694]When you say, your calmness goes down.. what do you mean by that?? So you can actually focus on your calmness? I can honestly say, I have never even given it a thought as to how calm I am….I guess this is another thing to add to the list of things to do….I imagine it comes to you easily without you even having to think about it.[/quote]
When I say that my calmness goes down, I mean that is not on the same level I expect it to be. Imagine you are meditating. When you finish meditating, you are very calm, but as you start your day, you can feel your calmness going down. That is what I am talking about. I let my calmness go only a fraction down and I bring it up straight away.
And yes, I focus on my calmness all the time. I have found it much easier to pay attention to how calm I am than trying to lift myself up. I discovered that over 1.5 years ago and I find it a very sufficent and very easy thing to do. 😉
Why do you think it is easier that way? :huh:
October 3, 2011 at 3:09 am #2267Laurie Thiboutot
ParticipantHow do you bring your calmness up straight away without meditating?? I don’t know why its easier to bring your calmness down instead of lifting yourself up…I think this is something very important to know! It seems like it could be a key….significant key!
October 3, 2011 at 3:17 am #2270Lynn Thompson
ParticipantRemaining calm is a moment to moment challenge. In this complicated rushed world we are all bombarded with stuff that can cause anxiety. :unsure:
To be calm it takes a conscious effort and practice practice practice. 🙂October 3, 2011 at 3:20 am #2272Laurie Thiboutot
ParticipantI’d like to know specifically how to do it
October 3, 2011 at 6:35 am #2275Lynn Thompson
ParticipantMy newest trick is to allow myself to be sensitive to all my feeling.
When I feel something that is uncomfortable I have my mind say STOP.
That is when I feel the feeling, ask myself where is it coming from. What is going on that is creating this feeling?
Now for the big part. What can I do to change it?
This may sound difficult but I have programed this into my mind and practiced a lot.
Give yourself time. You didn’t get where you are overnight.October 3, 2011 at 10:35 pm #2278Jolanta Luty
Participant[quote=”Lthompson6@me.com” post=1732]My newest trick is to allow myself to be sensitive to all my feeling.
When I feel something that is uncomfortable I have my mind say STOP.
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Right now I do not feel anything….
I am empty inside…
I am in “limbo” stage…
What I should do?October 3, 2011 at 11:12 pm #2279Lynn Thompson
ParticipantEmptiness is a feeling. Think of an empty clear buitfuly carved vessel. Nothing is in the container yet.
Think about people, places, and things that have brought you feelings of joy, happiness and abundance into your life. Now immagion them in the vessel.
Think of the perfect people, places and things that you know will make you happy. Now immagem them in the vessel.
You are that beautiful vessel. You can chose how to fill it. Because it is beginning from emptiness you have a lot to look forward to.
Remember make wonderful happy choices.
If anything else tryes to polute your thoughts say (oh no you don’t) My vessel is beautiful and clear and only will allow beauty and happiness to enter.
Enjoy the new you.October 5, 2011 at 9:58 am #2282Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”skuda@roadrunner.com” post=1724]How do you bring your calmness up straight away without meditating?? I don’t know why its easier to bring your calmness down instead of lifting yourself up…I think this is something very important to know! It seems like it could be a key….significant key![/quote]
I would suggest that if you can, meditate to bring your calmness up. If you cannot as you are busy with work or any other situation that you cannot put the CD on, do this. Close your eyes for a moment and drop your shoulders relaxing your body. It works!!! When you practice that, you won’t even need to close your eyes, you will just drop your shoulders down, relaxing your body and you will feel awesome!!! :woohoo:
October 5, 2011 at 9:59 am #2283Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”Lthompson6@me.com” post=1727]Remaining calm is a moment to moment challenge. In this complicated rushed world we are all bombarded with stuff that can cause anxiety. :unsure:
To be calm it takes a conscious effort and practice practice practice. :)[/quote]You are so right, Lynn. It takes practice. 😉
October 5, 2011 at 10:01 am #2284Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”jolantaluty@hotmail.com” post=1735][quote=”Lthompson6@me.com” post=1732]My newest trick is to allow myself to be sensitive to all my feeling.
When I feel something that is uncomfortable I have my mind say STOP.
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Right now I do not feel anything….
I am empty inside…
I am in “limbo” stage…
What I should do?[/quote]I am so glad that you are here, Jolanta!!! :woohoo:
I have been thinking about you. 🙂Send yourself love. Say to yourself, I love you Jolanta. :kiss:
October 5, 2011 at 10:03 am #2285Amanda Devine
Keymaster[quote=”Lthompson6@me.com” post=1736]Emptiness is a feeling. Think of an empty clear buitfuly carved vessel. Nothing is in the container yet.
Think about people, places, and things that have brought you feelings of joy, happiness and abundance into your life. Now immagion them in the vessel.
Think of the perfect people, places and things that you know will make you happy. Now immagem them in the vessel.
You are that beautiful vessel. You can chose how to fill it. Because it is beginning from emptiness you have a lot to look forward to.
Remember make wonderful happy choices.
If anything else tryes to polute your thoughts say (oh no you don’t) My vessel is beautiful and clear and only will allow beauty and happiness to enter.
Enjoy the new you.[/quote]I like your advice. 🙂
October 6, 2011 at 3:27 am #2293LILYAN ZAMIR
MemberWe all are happy to see you here ,we were thinking about you like Amanda said,fill yourself with all the love that we have for you
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