Ki Healing

Is Your Idea in Incubation?

2012-02-22T03:56:33Z

My mind has been spinning. It spins with all of the ideas I have to grow my dreams, of all the people in my life who I don’t get to speak to every day but who I feel connected to all the time, of the list of things to do in my immediate future, of my very fast approaching wedding day, and on and on and on.

Sound familiar?

I haven’t been able to formulate any long sentences, let alone a paragraph on my blog, or personal diary. But it’s NOW, this evening, this hour, this moment that is finally the right time for me to share what’s been evolving in me. (Thank God for sacred moments of stillness).

Ki Healing is taking a back seat for now, while I am working on getting myself married and then right after that plunging full forward on beginning a small online craft business. I am starting an online business making sweet, pretty, kind, cute, loving, healing gifts — primarily in the form of jewelry and accessories. I am fully committing myself to the fulfillment of this new birth, so without a doubt, Ki Healing will be affected.

For this lifetime, I am a healing artist, so that means that Ki Healing will still be available for services and I’ll continue to blog on Ki Healing, however, my direct focus will be on my online shop.

Do expect to see changes to Ki Healing’s focus, too. The topics I’ll be blogging about will likely be more about finding your purpose, and transforming yourself little by little in order to reach your dreams! This is a wonderful awesome powerful live journey that we are on, and I am absolutely convinced that every single one of us has a purpose to live out. I’m also determined that if you have a dream or a recurring nagging idea, that you must take action to make it happen. I encourage you to be the archetypal Fool and set foot on the path of the unknown.

I do have plans to bridge Ki Healing and my online gift shop, but as of now, I don’t have a clear vision on how that will be. The Angels have already informed me that when the time is right that will come. I fully trust that.

It may seem that this is sort of random/out of the blue, but the incubation time on this new direction has taken approximately 6 months before any full sentence structure about the idea could even be formulated. I share that because I think it’s important to the process of Becoming (and maybe even to Being) to notice just how long it can take for a feeling to move to an articulation and then to move to a declaration. Depending on what we are dealing with, this time varies, and we owe it to ourselves to give it the time it needs.

p.s. My Angels have been with me on this all the way and yours are with you all the way, too.

Until next time – Love, Listen, Learn, and Be Free.

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Appreciating Your Way to Acceptance

2012-01-13T22:34:47Z

The Question At Hand: How do I learn to accept others for what or who they are? Do things easily get on your nerves or challenge your patience?

One of the keys to learning how to accept people for who they are and how to accept situations for what they are is to consider appreciation.

Appreciation means the recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something (consider this, irrespective of you). I italicized the word “recognition” because all we really have to do to appreciate is just acknowledge a generally good quality and then like the fact that in and of itself, it is a good quality, period. C’mon, is that really so hard?

Think about some of the things that you appreciate — some quiet time, someone offering help, a bonus of any sort, a pet, a great friend, an open parking space in a usually busy area, flexibility and so on, right?

Now try to think of all of the things that you can appreciate about people who challenge your cool. Think of a few life situations that challenge your cool. Take your time.

Answer this now — what qualities or characteristics can you appreciate about these people and situations? At first you may think, “NONE!”, that’s a normal reaction, but try to go beyond that. If learning how to be more accepting, tolerant, calm and peaceful are qualities that you would like to further grow into, then you’ve got to come up with more than “NONE!”. HINT: It will probably help to be objective about it — think of the qualities and characteristics of the person(s)/situations in the world at large, in general, irrespective of you. What might others, other places and spaces appreciate about the people and situations that particularly challenge you?

Do you think it’s possible for you to appreciate these qualities, too?

When you discover that there are actually things to appreciate in challenging situations and in challenging person(s)/personalities (and this exercise requires you to discover things), it will undoubtedly help you to limit the blame game and promises to keep your perspective open and clear, as well as your heart open and clear. Why wouldn’t you want that? This is sanity people.

When we can appreciate things and people for what they are, we are practicing acceptance for what is. There may still be comments we want to make, things we want to change, and conclusions to draw, but while we’re thinking all that we can also draw our hearts and minds to what there is to appreciate in people/situations — objective of your personal experience. Again, if it’s difficult to even think about doing this, go back to contemplating the things you yourself appreciate, next take the the leap to contemplating what may be appreciated about this person(s)/situation. Each time that you practice appreciation brings you nearer to embodying the qualities of acceptance, tolerance, calmness, and peacefulness that you desire.

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Daily Affirmation 4

2011-12-08T22:58:21Z

Abundance flows into my life in surprising and miraculous ways

Abundance And Success by Walter Bruneel

www.WalterBruneel.com

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