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Inspired Richard Branson
Just finished Richard Bransons book "Losing my Virginity" and realised he is, was and ever shall be a master of the law of abundance, attraction and synchronicity. What an inspired read. Anyone who has ever doubted these laws can see them unfold and prove themselves in his book. It gives detailed accounts of how belief and working the natural laws of the universe can move mountains with the underlying essence of his work being that "it has to be fun!".
Richard Branson certainly lives the Sirius Life Model "to live life fully and become all you are capable of becoming"
Synchronicity of Life
The true reality is that we are all syncronised into a collective consciousness that has the underlying trait of abundance for all. What this means in effect is that our true purpose and natural process is to ’live life fully and become all we are capable of becoming’.
How we are all so connected
I find it intriguing that we are all so connected. But sometimes this connection can lead us into a state of confusion. I believe that we are all part of each other and that while we are going through the experience of our own individual lives we are going through a collective experience at the same time.
When you think about it makes sense. We are constantly changing. Change is the predominant and consistent factor that is in everyone and everything on and in this world. So we are evolving personally all the time. But we are also evolving all the time at a collective conscious level. By this is I mean that we are globally, the human race evolving and so as evolution does there can be subtle and not so subtle shifts along the way. Most of the time we don’t understand it or are even aware of it. What I would suggest is that when you feel ‘out of sorts’, or imbalanced or just not yourself most of the time you can be sure that many others are feeling the same way and it’s just a shift in our evolutionary consciousness.
Our Impermanent Nature
I went to meditate by a lake yesterday evening and witnessed the most amazing shooting star. I realised that this ’object’ was a piece of something which might easily have been millions of times larger and the impact of it hitting the Earth could have ended it all. I then looked away from the sky and saw a tree which must have been over 150 years old and reflected on my individual personal impermance. We are here for a very short time in the greater scheme of things. We don’t know how long we have left individually or collectively. So on reflecting on this impermanent nature why don’t you committ this 2007 to live life fully in every present moment as if it were your last.
Happy New Year
Let me start by wishing you a Happy New Year and that all your dreams for 2007 come through. I have the great gift of being in contact with a large number of like minded people through the Sirius database or at my seminars etc. One thing I can assure you is that there is a constant theme which ran through so many peoples lives I have met this last year. It was a year of preparation. So many people I have met throughout the year have confirmed that they spent a great part of the year organising and putting things in place. New projects or career moves or relationshoips etc. My intuition was telling me all year that this was a time for prepartion before the real manifestation occured. and this was confirmed by so many people I met during the year. Well now its here 2007 will be remembered for the year that ’things happened’. 2006 is gone and the manifestation of all of your dreams will be realised in 2007. Make sure you enjoy it fully and live it to the last
The True Meaning of ’Living in the Moment’
I have always said that I aspire to living in the present moment but yesterday I realised that this is not meant to be a monumental task where you strive to radically transform in every present moment. I was in a restaurant waiting for a takeout with my 4 year old son. From all the Christmas festivities he was tired and rested his head on my lap. As I ran my fingers through his hair I realised that at that moment there was nowhere else on earth I’d rather be. So many times when we have such an experience we immediately begin to analyse and interpret the moment intellectually. E.g. why don’t I spend more time with him, how can I schedule my work to have more time, maybe I should have brought his brother/sister as well, its not fair to just bring one etc. Instead this time I just enjoyed the experience without and intellectual interpretations or projections and that is what living in the present moment is all about.
I am convinced that if we all committed to always living each present moment fully as I have described then all of our personal problems in our lives and all of the global problems in the world would disappear.
All our problems are linked to our intellect
All of the problems and challenges we are faced with in the world today stem from a craving, an insistence for meaning - a compulsion to intellectually understand.
When the Time is Right - Act!
When the Time is Right!
I am always one for saying that when you feel like doing something – do it! Don’t put it off. But in the last few weeks I have not been practicing what I preach.