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Word of the week: PEACE

Peace is defined as "freedom from disturbance; quiet and tranquility."

Complete peace is our highest state of being. When we are at peace we feel that everything is all right just as it is—everything is perfect. If you are not at peace than you can guarantee there are parts of you at war with each other. Perhaps you have a desire to reach a goal while at the same time feeling the frustration of not reaching it immediately. Inside there develops turmoil. It is a very unpleasant state to be in. Peace can be achieved quickly by simply surrendering and letting go. When you let go of any unwanted thoughts, you are at peace. When you are at peace with yourself and the world you experience a completely blissful state of beingness where everything is perfect. And believe it or not, it's also a lot easier to manifest when you are at peace.

 

Language and words are symbols—a way to express and understand the truth. The Herder Dictionary of Symbols” states that “within each symbol lies an indefinable significance that only our deepest subconscious can comprehend.” By contemplating a word with positive associations, you can actually cultivate a positive emotional state that leads to well-being, abundance, and happiness.

 

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Word of the week: HOPE

According to the Webster’s New World Dictionary, hope is defined as “a feeling that what is wanted will happen; desire accompanied by expectation.”

Hope is uplifting. When we have hope, we experience the elation of being lifted up out of despair, depression, and despondency. Dr. John Diamond also discusses the therapeutic powers of hope. Dr. Diamond discusses how hope is the universal cure for all of mankind. It is our greatest good. So the next time you are feeling depressed say aloud to yourself, “I am buoyed up with hope,” and notice how your vitality lifts immediately.

 

Language and words are symbols—a way to express and understand the truth. The Herder Dictionary of Symbols” states that “within each symbol lies an indefinable significance that only our deepest subconscious can comprehend.” By contemplating a word with positive associations, you can actually cultivate a positive emotional state that leads to well-being, abundance, and happiness.

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Word of the week: FORGIVENESS

According to the Webster’s New World Dictionary, forgiveness is defined as “to give up resentment against or the desire to punish.” Thus, when we forgive we let go of anger or resentment.

Forgiveness is a very powerful act of transmutation. Most people feel they need to vent their anger to get it out of their system. This only provides temporary relief and in the case where you have expressed anger at someone else, you have now caused them to feel resentment back toward you. Now two people are angry instead of just one. When you forgive you willingly transmute anger into love—a much more effective and beneficial method.

Language and words are symbols—a way to express and understand the truth. The Herder Dictionary of Symbols states that “within each symbol lies an indefinable significance that only our deepest subconscious can comprehend.” By contemplating a word with positive associations, you can actually cultivate a positive emotional state that leads to well-being, abundance, and happiness.

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• In case you missed the point, you must let go of your negativity if you want to be healthy, happy and abundant. Now is the time to move into positive thinking.

Word of the week: COURAGE

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, courage is defined as “that quality of mind which shows itself in facing danger without fear or shrinking.” Thus, when we have courage we are willing to face our adversity and are willing to go on.

The Release Technique describes courage as the “willingness to move out without fear or hesitation—to do, to correct, to change whatever is needed. It is the willingness to let go and move on.”

Courage is an incredibly powerful state of mind. In actuality, it is the first emotional state that moves you from the negative into the positive. When you affirm to yourself that you have courage, you are literally changing your attitude of “I can’t” into “I can!” To change your life and move forward, begin a daily ritual with the affirmation “I have courage.”

Language and words are symbols—a way to express and understand the truth. The Herder Dictionary of Symbols states that “within each symbol lies an indefinable significance that only our deepest subconscious can comprehend.” By contemplating a word with positive associations, you can actually cultivate a positive emotional state that leads to well-being, abundance, and happiness.

Word of the week: GRATITUDE

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, gratitude is “a warm sense of appreciation of kindness received, involving a feeling of goodwill towards the benefactor and the desire to do something in return.”

Dr. John Diamond discusses the importance of expressing gratitude in his book Life Energy. “If we feel gratitude toward someone it is not enough just to feel it, it must also be expressed.” A simple “thank you” is enough.

Gratitude creates a feedback loop. When someone does something nice for you and you express your thanks, you are giving in return.  Love and kindness are given and taken freely—thus the cycle continues. When you give thanks and express gratitude, you are open to the possibility of receiving even more.

Language and words are symbols—a way to express and understand the truth. The Herder Dictionary of Symbols states that “within each symbol lies an indefinable significance that only our deepest subconscious can comprehend.” By contemplating a word with positive associations, you can actually cultivate a positive emotional state that leads to well-being, abundance, and happiness.