Don’t be Fooled

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Søren Kierkegaard, Truth

There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.
–Søren Kierkegaard

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Wikipedia’s entry on Kierkegaard:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%B8ren_Kierkegaard

Search results on Archive.org (PDFs and other ebooks)
https://archive.org/search.php?query=Soren%20Kierkegaard

Search results on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=S%C3%B8ren+Kierkegaard

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Website Review

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Body, Magazine, Mind, Science, Soul, Spirituality, William A. Tiller

Dr. William A. Tiller has a new website entitled Science and Spirt Magazine.

Most people know Bill from his appearance in What the Bleep do we Know. He’s also a professor emeritus of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University.

Vibes

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Bruce Lipton, Changes, Vibrations

From Bruce Lipton’s blog, Biology of Belief.

Excerpt from What Kind of Vibes are you Feeling Today?

Have you ever visited someone’s house and thought—“Wow, it’s so beautiful, it feels so peaceful, I love this house.” That’s a house that resonates well with the energy of its occupants and with your energy as well. Or you visited someone else’s house and thought, “What’s up with that flocked wall paper? Oh my god, how could they have put that on the wall?” That house does not match your energy and its occupants no doubt don’t either.

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Read the full post.

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Worry Not

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Bhagavan Das, Manifestation, Thoughts, Worry

Worrying is praying for something that you don’t want. So stop worrying!
— Bhagavan Das

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About Das on Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagavan_Das_(yogi)

Official Website:
http://www.bhagavandas.com/home.html

The Quality of Our Thought

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Charles F. Haanel, presence, Thoughts

Thought is creative vibration and the quality of the conditions created will depend upon the quality of our thought, because we cannot express powers which we do not possess. We must “be” before we can “do” and we can “do” only to the extent to which we “are,” and so what we do will necessarily coincide with what we “are” and what we are depends upon what we “think.”

— Master Key System course, Week 20, #27
Charles F. Haanel

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Get the book (free):
https://archive.org/details/TheMasterKeySystem_356

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Bruce, Biology and Epigenetics

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Belief, Biology, Bruce Lipton, Genetics, Joe Dispenza

I don’t know why I hadn’t thought to look for Bruce Lipton’s blog before now. Shameful!

In my review of Joe Dispenza’s You Are the Placebo, I mentioned Bruce and provided links to some of his teachings. Now, we have a blog to add to that list.  🙂

Here’s an excerpt from a recent post of his entitled “What is Epigenetics?”

Instead of the widely held, largely deterministic belief among biologists about genetics, namely, that our genes “control” or “determine” us, it is rather the case that our genes respond to cues in their environment, such as one’s experience and perception of, or beliefs regarding your own life.

Read the whole article.

Be sure to “Like” and follow Bruce.

You Are the Placebo Review with more Lipton links.

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Growth Means Killing the Old

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Charles F. Haanel, Habit, Personal Growth, Transformation

Difficulties, inharmonies, obstacles, indicate that we are either refusing to give out what we no longer need, or refusing to accept what we require. Growth is attained through an exchange of the old for the new, of the good for the better; it is a conditional or reciprocal action, for each of us is a complete thought entity and the completeness makes it possible for us to receive only as we give. We cannot obtain what we lack if we tanaciously cling to what we have.

— Master Key System (1919) by Charles F. Haanel (1866-1949)

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Your Heart Blueprint

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Happiness, HeartMath, Life Purpose, Peacefulness, Sara Childre

An article by Sara Childre, President, Institute of HeartMath

Now and then we all take a moment to look at the life we are living and daydream about how our futures will look. So, take one of those moments right now, and rather than “thinking” about what the future might look like based on your life as it is now, do the following:

Look as deeply as you can into your heart and visualize the future you’ve always truly desired, the one that fills your heart with joy whenever you imagine it.

In that simple exercise, you have glimpsed what HeartMath calls your heart blueprint.

Read the Full Article

Heartmath.org Home Page

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