Are your stories facilitators of your dreams or heavy baggage that prevents you from moving forward and living life fully?
What are the stories you tell yourself about money, your life and God? We are creatures created for sole purpose transformation, and yet we have this inner need to find some stability to which we can cling. Unfortunately, for most of us this takes the form of holding on to narratives about our lives and ourselves that are no longer serving us well. Inevitably either for our benefit or detriment, our experiences are radically shaped by the stories we tell ourselves. These deep-seated beliefs that we carry with us in every moment are not necessarily the “truth” about us, but they become our reality.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Story Time
Labels:
Book of Genesis,
Christ,
Consciousness,
Finance,
God,
Memory,
Mind,
Money,
Narrative,
relationship,
Salvation,
Spirituality
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Divine Ideas
Money never starts an idea; it is the idea that starts the money. W. J. Cameron
Have you noticed that when you get inspired by an idea, get a clear picture of the process and results, and pour your heart and soul into working toward that picture; that all sorts of people and resources suddenly appear to support you? From out of nowhere the right people, places and things are drawn to you. Somehow the money needed to move the idea forward seems to appear at exactly the right time? It is almost as if someone knows what your intentions are!
Have you noticed that when you get inspired by an idea, get a clear picture of the process and results, and pour your heart and soul into working toward that picture; that all sorts of people and resources suddenly appear to support you? From out of nowhere the right people, places and things are drawn to you. Somehow the money needed to move the idea forward seems to appear at exactly the right time? It is almost as if someone knows what your intentions are!
Labels:
Christianity,
Economics,
Energy,
Finance,
Financial,
God,
Heart,
intentions,
manifestation,
Money,
relationship,
Religion and Spirituality,
Soul,
Stewardship,
Technology,
Wealth
Friday, December 11, 2009
The Lack of Lack
How often do you take the time to listen closely and deeply in conversations? One of the things I love to do is listen behind and between the words and sentences and attempt to discern what underlying beliefs and assumptions are being relayed.
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