#24 - To Be is To Be...

"This life is not about finding the same thing that was before
and doing the same thing that was done before.
This life is about being a part of what was, is and is now becoming.
It is about doing what is now demanded.
Repetition does not serve evolution and creativity as well as
we might think."

~ Sunday, December 28, 2008. 7:39 am

Gabbing on:

It is the needs of the "now"/moment that brings about the new and moves us forward. If the bar is not raised higher we will not jump higher. The past is a reminder that inspires our aspirations. The present is for creating whatever is needed. The future is the holder and sage keeper of all potentials and possibilities. Be the now.

#14 - Affirmations(i): Context

"In the proper context we are all stunning!
True existence is the journey towards a context within which your light is blinding, not just dull or glowing. Seek your context of greatness."

Sunday, December 25, 2005

Gabbing on:
"Who's context are you living in right now?
How much of this context have you created?
How much of this context has another constructed and you have just accept without question?

Do you seek out situations and people and things that excite and move you or accept things in your surrounding that resist you, make you struggle and feel tired?

Do you seek out situations and people and things that empower your thoughts, aspirations and dreams or accept things that reinforce unrealistic expectations, disappointments and pain?

Seek the lights that have all the colours of your choosing and joys. Now radiate."

NEXT POST: "Use me wisely, I am here for you..."

#12 - Perception

"You are more than the sum of others perception of you."

Sunday, November 1, 2008

Gabbing on:
"Despite what everyone thinks they know about you they still only have an approximate awareness of who you are.
You are limitless. You are more than you have ever been and can be imagined to be.
Do not limit yourself to another's judgment of what they perceive you to be.
You are a mystery wrapped in limitless possibility. You cannot be defined or predicted unless you so choose.
Knowing this, if you must choose, choose wisely how you define yourself."

#8 - Rush Rush

"Don't live life based upon an expiry date."

Sunday, November 24, 2002

Gabbing on:
"Slow down.

We unfairly judge our life's success or meaningfulness by how much we've done, how recognized what we've done is and and how much time we feel we have left to do something. This judgment creates an abstract urgency to do things that could potentially give our life meaning. When time is short we hurry to do more which inevitably takes us away from the potential of the moment(s) we are in. In our haste to do what we have not done yet, we miss simple opportunities that a singular moment can grant us for greater joy, healing, learning and purposefulness.

Living with the fear of running out of time has a tendency to skew how we approach our daily activities. Feeling that our life is not measuring up, we move quickly through a high volume of activities who's sole focus are to provide us with a perception of life as valuable. The volume of activities is not what makes our life valuable but instead it is the depth of our engagement in individual moments that increase our measure of life's meaningfulness.

So no rush. Slow down. Live, not 'like it is your last day', but as if this is a wonderful opportunity to appreciate and make something out of the moment you are in.

It is not about how much time we have left, but about how much time you give to the moment(s) that you are in. Being fully engaged in a minute, an hour, a day, a week, has a natural tendency to minimize time as a driver for activities and living. With time somewhat downplayed as a reason for action, life takes on a new light that is influenced by your choices. With no 'expiry date' pushing us to hurry up and 'live life quickly before we run out of time', meaning begins to assert itself into a day that suddenly seems filled with more and more activities of meaning and more and more "time".

#7

"All for one and one for all?
Not really.

All is never for one in a community,
but one is for all.
To fit into the community the strong, the revolutionary and the individual must offers themselves as a sacrificial gift to the will of the mass."

Sunday, March 16, 2003

Gabbing on:
"The individual has given more to the community than the community can ever hope to repay. The community can offer safety and security but at the great cost of your uniqueness and the things that make you individual.