Showing posts with label cellular memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cellular memory. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Awesome!



Sedona, Arizona.  Oh, my!  I was in “awe” the whole week I was there.  It was breathtaking, relaxing,   My eyes feasted and every cell in my body memorized the view as well as the feeling. And I remembered…
rejuvenating, peaceful, inspiring, calming – the mountains, the mesas, the red rock.

I remembered that this feeling always happens when I’m in mountains and water at the same time, this rejuvenation.  I also remembered that I can bring this feeling back, through visualization.

Sedona may be the most beautiful place I’ve seen so far, but I do remember other beautiful, awe-inspiring places I’ve seen in my lifetime.  These mind-pictures are in me forever, as well as the feeling, deep in my subconscious, in my soul.

There is a reason Law of Attraction teachers/authors advise you to create vision boards, to go sit in the car you desire, to stamp that bill “paid” and put it where you can see it.  The “visual” helps ingrain it into your subconscious, and your subconscious remembers everything.  More importantly, the subconscious remembers how you feel about what you are looking at, touching, listening.

That feeling of awe is mine to experience anytime I want.  I just have to remember with my head that it is there, inside me, always.

As I thought about this blog I also thought about the word “awesome”, derived from the word, awe, of course.  Many of us are so used to hearing this word, hearing it overused, in different tonalities, with different emotions behind the speaking of it – well, it’s lost its “awe.”  I, for one, an determined to quit misusing this “awe”some word!

Some of you are wondering when I’m going to get to the part about experiencing the vortexes in Sedona.  There are many, and yes, they are real.  It was Awesome!  I highly recommend you go if you get the chance.  In the meantime, find some pictures, sit quietly, and visualize – with feeling!

Friday, February 1, 2013

Vacation. We all look forward to it even as we hustle and bustle to get ready for it: make sure our duties are covered in the workplace, the house is locked up tight or a sitter is arranged, clothes are unpacked and repacked (going to warmer weather!), errands are run, bills are paid, and the car is road-ready.  It seems a lot of work is involved, but we don't mind because we are going on vacation!

I went to Florida in January and was gone for two and a half weeks.  I had every intention of using my time to come up with some creative ideas for the Higher Self Bookstore, plan a budget, make a marketing plan, etc.  Didn't happen.  What I did instead was relax and have fun. Imagine that!

The old Ricki would have beat herself up for not sticking to her goals, for not being "productive."  Didn't I write about relaxing last month?  The new Ricki came home feeling good, relaxed, optimistic, and peaceful.  I guess the spirit wants what the spirit wants!

What I am totally fascinated with is my new-found ability (actually, re-found, as I used to be able to do this easily, then I forgot) to hold on to that peace, even facing the work load that awaited me at the store and at home.  Preparing for vacation is one thing, catching up after you get back is another!

This peace prevails, throughout my body, the memory imbedded in my cells.  As I work to catch up and address all the things that need doing, I notice that I am not feeling overwhelmed, or angry, or any other bad feeling that used to be my experience upon a return from vacation, no matter how wonderful it was.  Hey, committing to "relax" worked, even though I forgot that commitment almost as soon as I made it, embarrassed to say.

How do I hold on to this?  Not sure, but I'm pretty sure, knowing me, that it won't on its own without a little help.  So here's another commitment that I may forget, but the Universe won't! - spend more time having fun, enjoying the moment, being with friends, laughing...most of all laughing!  If you all have any fun ideas for me, please, let me know!  Sometimes, I forget.

Oh, yeah, I did come up with a few ideas for the Higher Self Bookstore...I'll keep you posted:)