Immortal Now !

• Practice honesty and truth.
• Love will rise; understanding will come.
• Power and strength will be yours.

Honesty and truth cleanse your soul and release your power.

Self-acceptance:

1. Practice self-acceptance; no one is bad.
2. Accept yourself. Love will emerge, and you will know the truth.
3. Don’t argue or fight with yourself.
4. Accept all outcomes, both good and bad.
5. Accept your behavior and everything you have done.
6. Say to yourself: “I accept who I am, and love myself.”

With acceptance and love of self, you will know who you are. Power will emerge.

Be truthful, yielding and accepting of who you are. Do not fight your source, and the best will emerge. Cooperate with life; accept what you have done, both good and bad. Love will emerge; confusion will end.

Fear can be a tricky companion:  In the short term, fear and misgiving keep us away from danger.  In the long term, fear and misgiving keep us away from life.

When it does not serve you, when it does not help—walk away from fear.  Let resentment go.

We are in control.  Fear is meant to be a tool and an aide, to inform us of trouble.  When there is no trouble, when the reason for fear has gone,  let it go,  least fear grow to misinformed decision and perceptions that are not true.

Move beyond your fear by choosing to do so;  let resentment go.  Do not feel again a fear that does not serve you. Speak to the fear of your life as you would speak to an innocent child—comfort it. Tell this fear there is no longer danger;  it can relax and return to the comfort of home.

You are in control.  Fear is yours to use as a tool of information.  If fear is held too long, fear can misinform.  Take control; let fear go when it has served its purpose.

Be free to feel yourself again: The joy, the ease and pleasure of life.  It is always yours and who you are. Be free to feel yourself.

Beneath the stress and strain of life, who we are is always joy.

There is no requirement that we believe everything we think.

• Anger and fear are designed to produce “life-saving” behavior in a crisis situation.
• If anger and fear continue for the long-term, they produce flawed thinking.
• Examine your motives and the cause of your thoughts.
• Do your thoughts serve you well; do your thoughts serve life?

Chose how you think.

Our mind is often wrong, and sometimes right. There is a greater way to comprehend that exists beyond thinking.

Let you heart lead.

If  you follow a way that is not truly yours, you will  never arrive.  Follow the way that is true for you, with honesty and grace. You will arrive.

“Become aware of the process of self created thought and emotion, and you will rule your life.”

1. We create our thoughts and feelings in response to life.
2. The circumstances of life do not create our thoughts and feelings.
3. We make the decision about what to feel and think.

In life situations it is tempting to blame other people when something goes wrong. But blaming them, or blaming yourself, interferes with the process of life. Practice not blaming others for how you think, feel and act. Get control of yourself, and do things right.

Blaming other people creates a loss for you and them. You lose momentum and concentration; you are diverted from your goal when you blame. The people you blame may be hindered and hurt. The situation that went wrong is not solved; it is worsened.

Take a walk. Take a break, but don’t blame. Fix the problem. Focus on what went wrong. Do not involve yourself with another person’s personality. Let them be who they are. Let what happened be done, and focus on solutions. Focus on specific behaviors and actions that will solve the problem and keep future problems from happening.

If you blame, it interferes with life giving functions of yourself and others. Blame makes most situation worse. Correct the problem, and move on. Enjoy the day.

You are in control; and you rule your life. When you blame yourself and others, control and love are lost, and the process of life becomes stuck.

Rule your life. Take control. Take responsibility for how you think, feel and act. Rule yourself on a daily basis, and you will get where you want to go.

Do not react to the wrong of life, and it will not react to you.

Something as simple as not reacting, or not making things worse than they are,  can dramatically change the quality of your life!

Whether someone is angry at you, treats you unkindly or cuts you off in traffic—not reacting, or keeping your reactions to a minimum, can make a striking difference in how your day goes.

Over time, there will be a cumulative effect of change in your life, for the better.  Circumstances will eventually improve on their own; fortuitous events will happen without a plan or thought to their making.

Construct a good life, of happiness and good events, buy not reacting to the wrong of life.