Words are powerful. What we say to ourselves affects the chemistry of our minds and bodies. This actually came up twice for me yesterday – first in my Sutras zoom meeting and then again with a meditation teacher last night. Makes me think I might need to pay a little more attention to what I am saying to myself! I do like to say that today is going to be a good day… and I believe that for today 🙂
My intention is to become the universe mind by letting go of all my thoughts which are my karma, habits, and my body and if I keep using the method of letting go, I will become the universe mind while I’m still alive.
My will needs to be let go of – I don’t do anything but admit and surrender this false self and the universe/ god/ Buddha/Allah whatever word you like does it all . The flow of nature is the energy and light.
Letting go is my intention . Happy weekend friends.
The only intention I set for any day is to not go to the liquor store. The rest of my days unfold in the pattern of the living world. Be it a calm sunny day or stormy as it had been a few days this week, 1.6″ of rain and 4″ heavy wet snow on top of that. The quality of my days require me only to be present with whatever is. It begins within, and is projected outwards towards this marvelous home in which we all live. Our provider for the myriad of circumstances that allows all life to exist. May all enjoy some peace, love and equality (a good way to spread quality is equally) today.
Setting an intention gives me a place to return to if moments occur where I find myself reacting instead of being. An intention is a reminder of the person I am striving to be during the daily grind.
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Setting an intention helps me to stay focused. Knowing what must be done is helpful for me to stay on track. Happy Friday to our lovely community. 🌸
My Ngoc, I know when the task isn’t important, it’s easy to just go through the motions and get complacent.
Words are powerful. What we say to ourselves affects the chemistry of our minds and bodies. This actually came up twice for me yesterday – first in my Sutras zoom meeting and then again with a meditation teacher last night. Makes me think I might need to pay a little more attention to what I am saying to myself! I do like to say that today is going to be a good day… and I believe that for today 🙂
Thinking about words reminded me of this short video on the power of words – https://youtu.be/OqOzxZss5WA?si=ozVUEuxZNGXVlL77
Let’s all speak kindly to ourselves and others. Happy Friday!
Intention is everything to me. Sometimes, I can do a task with many intentions. It gives me purpose and clarrity.
My intention is to become the universe mind by letting go of all my thoughts which are my karma, habits, and my body and if I keep using the method of letting go, I will become the universe mind while I’m still alive.
My will needs to be let go of – I don’t do anything but admit and surrender this false self and the universe/ god/ Buddha/Allah whatever word you like does it all . The flow of nature is the energy and light.
Letting go is my intention . Happy weekend friends.
Setting an intention for my day gives me clarity and focus, enabling me to live more gratefully in the present moment.
By coming onto this website daily sets a grounding intention and is a beautiful way to start each day.
TGIF!
The only intention I set for any day is to not go to the liquor store. The rest of my days unfold in the pattern of the living world. Be it a calm sunny day or stormy as it had been a few days this week, 1.6″ of rain and 4″ heavy wet snow on top of that. The quality of my days require me only to be present with whatever is. It begins within, and is projected outwards towards this marvelous home in which we all live. Our provider for the myriad of circumstances that allows all life to exist. May all enjoy some peace, love and equality (a good way to spread quality is equally) today.
Setting an intention gives me a place to return to if moments occur where I find myself reacting instead of being. An intention is a reminder of the person I am striving to be during the daily grind.
“An intention is a reminder of the person I am striving to be during the daily grind” – love that 🙂