Have you ever felt a burst or rush of energy running through your body, bringing you to a state of intense excitement or happiness….a state of total bliss or euphoria? It’s all part an invisible force of energy, much like an electrical current that circulates throughout your body, giving you a feeling; quite the opposite of relaxation.
“Auld Lang Syne” is a poem written by Robert Burns in 1788. These words are sung to a folk tune; a tradition used to bid farewell to the year ending at the stroke of midnight. Meaning…times long past, according to the description from Wikipedia.
Life can often be difficult when we are faced with challenges. And it’s how you navigate around each obstacle that requires self-discipline and inner strength. It’s about your perception, interpretation and attitude, good or bad that will often dictate the outcome.
It’s essential to our existence that we have peace of mind in our lives. A time where we can enjoy moments of quiet… and just be. As humans, we always seem to be connected to something. Our telephones, computers, electronic and mobile devices, even television commands and consumes our attention as well as our thoughts.
When you establish and maintain a high standard of morals, you become someone that others look up to. You influence and inspire those around you, sometimes without being aware that you are doing so. And at the same time, you are earning their respect and trust, while gaining credibility.
The holidays are a very special time of year. It’s not only a time for festivities, but it’s also a time to reflect. It can serve as a reminder that your life…is a life worth living. The holiday season seems to make us feel “warm and fuzzy” inside.
Your voice is an expression and a personal vibration that belongs to only you. The way you speak sets you apart from any other person. Your voice is the gateway to your inner and outer self and can say a lot about you.
According to Wikipedia, the definition of a sensitive person is “Someone having the innate trait of high sensory processing sensitivity.” I believe it goes far beyond that. Perhaps this is you, or someone you know. Sensitive people are genuine, kindhearted and compassionate.
Repressed or suppressed emotions can distort and alter the perception of your entire being; both psychological and physical. Containment of unexpressed emotions is a mode of communication; and an energy that will not go away or dissolve on its own, but will continue to accumulate within, causing tension, anxiety and frustration, not to mention the attacks on your physical body.
Often, one may be confronted with disappointments. These disappointments create emotions within and are sometimes difficult for us to understand or manage. These emotions may even narrow your point of perception of any given situation.
Perhaps there is an unforeseen reason for what’s happened or why things didn’t go your way.
