Achieving with calmness holds a key to power and coherency.

Date:   4/4/2006 3:12:28 PM ( 18 y ago)

Often we get up in the morning and
once our mind kicks in to gear we
mentally run through all the things we
need to get done that day.

Within a few minutes we are frantically
running around trying to get everything
and everyone organized for the day.
When we start off by filling our minds
with high voltage activity we usually
spend the rest of the day
feeling anxious and stressed.

Tomorrow morning take a few moments
instead to fill your mind and soul with
calm. Before you jump out of bed, enjoy
a few minutes of peaceful relaxation.

Reflect on he importance of harmony,
serenity and balance in your life.

When you start each day this way you will
have more energy and tolerance for
what lies ahead and you will be able to
handle the unexpected with ease.


Right now you can take one step, one clear and unambiguous step, toward
whatever it is that you most desire. Situations and circumstances may
seem to work against you, yet nothing can stop you from taking at least
one positive step forward.
When tomorrow dawns, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that
you're already well underway. Then take another step, and suddenly you've
created a powerful momentum.

You can get anywhere you wish to go by moving toward it every
opportunity you get. One step after another will surely get you there. Yes, it
would be nice to make big leaps, and perhaps you'll have the opportunity
to do so along the way. In the meantime, though, keep taking one step
after another.

Even on days when the going gets rough, there's a way to move forward
at least one step. Keep in mind that you've taken those steps before and
you can surely do it again.

Put time on your side, and put momentum on your side. Take one step
forward every chance you get, and you'll end up getting wherever you want
to go.

Ralph Marston


 

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