 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
 |
Do We Really Want to Be There Yet
The beauty in creation is in the process, in every single step along the way. A lot of attention is given a thing that is under construction or in the building stages. The activity around the construction of a new high-rise, an ocean liner or dam is immense. Volumes of energy and thought are concentrated on the process of building something physical from only a thought. A picture of the finished project is in the minds of the workers and it is in fact already built before construction in their minds eye and its creator is working backwards from the finished item to the beginnings of construction. The workers are simply going through the motions of creating it one step at a time. The excitement, the drama the high energy comes from the process of creating and it is the same energy that is in and around sculpting, painting, writing music and dancing, starting a new business or the birth of a child. From one's imagination new energy is formed around bringing something into physical reality. You experience this feeling everyday with the anticipation of a new job, a vacation, a new relationship the act of physical sex, the joy of birth or any creative thought. Life is moving and change is the constant and when you embrace those things you are aware that you are alive. To create excitement in your life start planning, start moving, get accelerated, and get involved. Breath in the new air, tell everyone and receive their energy as well, start to move and don't waste a moment procrastinating. Nothing gets people more excited than a new project whether they are for it or against it. Even in the stillness of the observer, there is movement and excitement beginning to build up. A relationship dies once you have become familiar with it, unless it is constantly changing and growing and you are growing with it. Death itself is another beginning, not an end and it is a new project, there is always excitement and energy around death. Nothing creates more urgency than the knowledge that you are going to die or someone close to you is very near death. Life is a constant flow of energy from the cradle to the grave. Life is movement, always changing always creating something new. Life is not found in waiting for it to happen, but in the process of making it happen and it is not about being in the moment, but in moving from one moment to another. Life is what is already happening around you while you are waiting for it. There is nothing in your world that is static, it's always in a state of flux, and even a rock is moving it you look close enough. Inner space is just as much alive as outer space. If you truly want to feel alive, then do something, anything just move and then react to it and in that moment you will know that you are alive. Roy E. Klienwachter is a resident of British Columbia, Canada. A student of NLP, ordained minister, New Age Light Worker and Teacher. Roy has written and published five books on New Age wisdom. Roy's books are thought provoking and designed to empower you to take responsibility for your life and what you create. His books and articles are written in the simplicity and eloquence of Zen wisdom. You may not always agree with what he has to say. You will always come away with a new perspective and your thinking will never be the same. Roy's style is honest and comes straight from the heart without all the metaphorical mumble jumble and BS. Visit Roy at: http://www.klienwachter.com
MORE RESOURCES:
Google News |
 |
|
|
RELATED ARTICLES
Timepieces Direct Answers - Column for the week of June 2, 2003I am a father of three teenagers. The older boy and girl are obedient, good at their studies, and helpful around the home. Inspirations: Even More Things Ive Noticed Along the Way So Far Some people live in and talk about the past so much it's as if they are "planning for the past."The "I'm an adult victim/survivor of (fill in the blank)" culture does a great disservice to the possibility of change. What in the World are You Doing? Here is the typical life - typical, though not everybody does it this way. But for the most part, lives generally go something like this:Born Eat and sleep Play with toys Go to school Play little league Go to schoolLearn to drive Go to school Leave high school Go to more school, but pay for it now Get a job Get married Buy a houseHave kidsWatch your kids eat, sleep, play and go to school Work, work, and workRetireDieThat's the basic life, isn't it? Don't email me. Being Fruitful Over the years I've learned to challenge my audiences to turn their response to the ideas and information they receive into results. According to the Christian story, the first couple, Adam and Eve, was instructed to be fruitful - produce some results. Universal Thought Systems Language Part 2 Before we are able to use the Universal Thought System in a positive expansive manner, we must learn to use certain words in our language more effectively. The prime characteristic of the Universal Thought System is its consistency. What Does Faith Have To Do With Marketing? No, this isn't going to be a sermon or anything ? don't worry about that! I'm no preacher, so I wouldn't even think of trying; but what I do have is faith in myself and faith in the fact that I can be successful on the internet.Now, I'm not talking about your regular, everyday take-it-for-granted-because-I-can-do-it" faith in yourself. Anamchara - Living An Essential Life What is essential in your life? This question contains one of the most important words an question can address. This is the word "essence. 5 Things That Americans Can Do To Remember Reviving, Surviving and Thriving in the Wake of Sept 11 For those people who lost friends and loved ones in the September 11th World Trade Center attacks, the anniversary will re-open the wounds and renew the pain of great loss. For the rest of us, it is a painful reminder of our vulnerability. Put To The Sword Direct Answers - Column for the week of December 23, 2002My girlfriend has an aggressive sense of humor. She teases and likes to parry put-downs. Everyone Has Been Hurt...Part 1 I want to share some things with you that I usually don't share with many people. To be honest not many people do know the whole story and that is because I don't really trust many people with this. Breaking Through Uncertainty - Welcoming Advertisty We all question our ability at times. Uncertainty plagues us. Melting Snow I love the sounds of melting snow-plink, plink, ting, ting, ting, a staccato drip on sloped metal roofs, the occasional loud crack of a giant icicle, the bubble and gurgle of the mountain brook as it swells and tumbles over polished rocks on its way to the valley below.I love to gaze at the majestic white peaks with knowing wonder that they will soon morph into greens, oranges, purples, reds and a myriad of ever-changing hues, a dance between the sun, the clouds and the fog, a waltz of beauty and color that never changes partners yet never replays itself, each day a masterful original. Look Out Any Window Over my extended Thanksgiving weekend I took some time to look through my telescope at the moon. I saw the full moon rising in the east- northeast and thought it would be a good night for a look, so I set up my Meade reflecting telescope in the kitchen and aimed it toward the window. Improving Your Self Esteem Often in our society, we are bombarded with the lives of celebrities. We can end up feeling that if we are not part of the rich and famous, our lives are insignificant. Lock In Your Legacy You, my friend, are going to die.What? What kind of motivational tool is that? Real inspiring!In fact, it is. Go On ! Give your Enemy a Hug Another preposterous idea from yours truly, even the thought makes some people shudder.My husband had been having difficulty with an old mate, whenever he met him there were sneers and snide comments. Living on Purpose: One Rock at a Time I just got back from Colorado where I spent a week relaxing, re-energizing and revisiting the key values in my life. The lodge where I stayed is called Peaceful Valley, and it has a chapel on the premises. The Right Approach Direct Answers - Column for the week of June 9, 2003I grew up in a happy, loving, stable home. My fiance was not as lucky. A Life Touched Direct Answers - Column for the week of February 17, 2003Back when I was in grammar school, every once and awhile I would meet up with a girl my age and talk. Lisa never was around much, but she was always very sweet and nice. Fighting Grief: The Time To Show You Care The news came as a shock to us all. He who had been ill for days had been taken to the hospital.
|
|
|
 |
 |
