Archive for the ‘H.I.P. Coaches’ Category
What is commonly called falling in love is in most cases an intensification of egoic wanting and needing. Thomas Merton is quoted as saying “Love seeks one thing, the good of the one loved. It leaves all the other secondary effects to take care of themselves. Love, therefore is its own reward.
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It is another day, another morning and news of Debbie Ford’s passing is so fresh and real. A woman of such light and profound wisdom has completed her physical journey with us but in a grandeur way etched herself in the heart and minds of millions.
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All we need is love, love, love… love is all we need – John Lennon
Love is the most powerful force on the planet. It is the one thing that heals all things and is the very essence of who are are. No matter what the question love is always the answer. We live in a culture that tempts us to look outside ourselves for love, but love is what we must bring to the party. We can never find in the external world what does not exist within us.
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Who is your Valentine? With today being Valentine’s Day, where are you looking for love and what exactly is love to you? Is it something that can be given or taken away? Behind anything we want, there’s a feeling that’s desired. When it comes to love, we often look to people, animals, nature and things, which are one way to experience love.
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It is said that there is a very fine line between LOVE and hate. That is true if you are dealing with the worlds’ concept of LOVE, which is ownership rather than sufficiency. Many people believe themselves to be empty of LOVE. They then look for someone to LOVE them to fill the void. This creates attachment and whenever you are attached to someone and are depending upon them for your good, then you either hate or you LOVE in a leaning way. Attachment is not LOVE. “Dependency Is Not LOVE”.
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The journey towards deeper AUTHENTICITY starts with our awareness of ourselves. There is a difference between knowing about yourself and actually being fully aware of yourself.
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This month we spent our time focusing and going deeper in thought around Authenticity.We hope you found the meditations, blogs and daily illustrations uplifted your spirit and brought into your life true practical insights for your life. To remind you plain and simple Authenticity is about being yourself, your Best Self, at all times, in all circumstances, with everyone. You are the only one who is best at being you, so stop trying to be like someone else or what others want you to be so you can fit in. I once heard someone say, “Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.”
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The wildest part of this journey called life is the drive to discover this thing called YOU. It can prove to be the most painstaking process, yet exhilarating and expansive. This month we prepare to move into the exploration of the principle Authenticity. We endeavor to ponder deeply what practicing Authenticity means in our lives. I was knocked over the head while reading an article online recently, in fine prints, it read “you don’t go around trying to prove to other people who you are” and my inner voice continued “just be”.
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Apart of being authentic I have found is learning to listen deeply. Listen to the still small voice that guides and directs and sometimes, for me says “shut up.” I have had friends ask many times how to get their mind quiet or is there a moment when you think of nothing? The truth is the mind never goes quiet and thoughts are always active, always. However, is there a space when you can get still for but a few nanoseconds, absolutely!
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“The Object Of A New Year Is Not That We Should Have A New Year. It Is That We Should Have A New Soul”.~G. K. Chesterton
“The Real Voyage Of Discovery Consists Not In Seeking New Landscapes, But In Having New Eyes”.~Marcel Proust
We are almost at the end of the first month of the New Year. It seems like the older I get, I experience the years as flying by so quickly! Our human culture celebrates the yearly cycle with parties — as one year ends, and with resolutions— as another year begins. As always, the New Year brings opportunities for reflection, re-evaluation and renewal.
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