Showing posts with label self help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self help. Show all posts

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Woe is Me....Just Whatever You Do Don't Give Up


I've been sitting in my room for days just wasting my time knowing I can't get a refund on the time spent. Doing absolutely nothing and I am here constantly thinking how I want to start this or do that or making excuses saying I don't have this so I can't do that without it.  Today I am making a promise to myself, a vow.  I will stop saying I can't do anything and give what I can and have for right now. Right now is all we have ladies and gentlemen, right now is what is most important out of every moment we live right now is what creates the past and assembles the future. Right now is what counts forever.


 What I have realized sitting here sulking in my non productivity is that I have the power to be greater than I dream of.  What’s stopping me is my lack of effort.  For instance the CEO of a ground up company doesn't all of a sudden get swept up by a magic carpet and become a success.  You want to know how I know that?  One, magic carpets haven't crossed over from make-believe into reality yet and two, real true lasting success doesn't come easy.  It requires persistence, dedication, faith, trial and error, and more persistence, which all are a summation of the Struggle.  

(I’m going to say this until never giving up is the only option I can think of)

Say this out loud:


I will give everything I desire to happen a fair, honest and persistent try
I will keep in mind trial and error is inevitable
Failure is inevitable
It is all a part of success
I will stay persistent
What matters is what I do about it right now
I am the painter of my future



LOVE YOUR STRUGGLE AND THE STRUGGLE WILL SURPRISE YOU IN A GOOD WAY. Who knows maybe one of you will invent a magic carpet that will work in reality.  Think big!



  Life is at its fullest when you’re in your dreams awake.

Xoxo
~Rain

Monday, February 4, 2013

Raising your frequency Day 35: A little Goes A long Way

Patience is key!


The spring semester just started for many of us amongst many other things like, work, family, and all our busy entails.  Here is a little advice on how to cope.  


Even the Smallest increases in rate at which your energy vibrates can have a positive effect on you. Do not rush the process.  I know many of us feel the need to be on our A game at all points which is ultimately ideal BUT you have to remember there really isn't a a top level. The top level is the one you create for yourself. Take time with everything you do and it will result in happiness, joy in life; its the freedom you feel when you properly nurture yourself. 

It's the little things that widen your eyes and make your heart fill. 



Xoxo
-Rain

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

New Year: Raise Your Frequency


Hey Ya'll!!!

Happy New Year! and step into 2013 without any fears! I personally believe that we should not wait for a new year to reinvent ourselves. I feel we should be reinventing and improving ourselves each and every day! The changing of the year happens over night just like the days do so therefore change and improve everyday and everyday you will be one step closer to raising your frequency. Now I know you may think "raise your frequency? What in the hell is she talking about?!". Raising your frequency means connecting to your core spiritual essence emotionally, physically and mentally which unlock the primary keys to success and helps you create your path and believe in yourself!

I found this book while fumbling through the shelves at the Namaste book shop by Union Square and thought " Welp I'm here for a reason and this is it!"
365 Ways to Raise Your Frequency by Melissa Alvarez is a self help book I surely recommend so go cop that!!

Today is number 9. Creating Visualization Generates A New Reality

Visualize what you want to happen in your life.  Physically put effort into manifesting your creative vision into reality.

Think Positive!


Peace, Love, and Positive Frequencies


Xoxo
-Rain



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