This meditation by Kelly Howell has gotten me through dark times, helped me to see the light and forgive when I held on. I just noticed it was available on iTunes and thought you should know about it.
Check it out HERE
February 7, 2011 – 1:50 pm
This meditation by Kelly Howell has gotten me through dark times, helped me to see the light and forgive when I held on. I just noticed it was available on iTunes and thought you should know about it.
Check it out HERE
February 1, 2011 – 7:17 pm
Today Dr. Hawkins daily quote said, “In truth, we exist and survive, not because of the ego, but in spite of it.”
January 11, 2011 – 12:20 pm
So it turns out that giving thanks is actually good for your health. According to Robert Emmons, a professor of psychology at the University of California-Davis, adults who frequently feel grateful have more energy, more optimism, more social connections, and more happiness than those who do not, according to studies conducted over the past decade.
What are you waiting for? I recommend that you do two things. One, do the ten-ten visualization. I like to, every day, spend a moment visualizing 10 things that I’m grateful for. And then, 10 of my goals and dreams. I just visualize. I just close my eyes, think about all the things I’m grateful for, and instantly, I start to feel happy.
And then, I take that happiness, and I put it into my goals and dreams, and it accelerates the accomplishment of my goals and dreams, which makes me more optimistic. I am operating optimally. Do you get that? Gratitude is a great thing. Another thing I like to do is just make a little, short gratitude list. I like to have a group of people that I send my gratitude list to. I have a little e-mail chain, and we all send our gratitude to each other. You know, it’s just, “I’m grateful for this. I’m grateful for that. I’m grateful for this.” And I make a list of just three or four things every single day. Try it, and notice how much more optimistic, powerful, and resourceful you become.
January 3, 2011 – 4:08 pm
It’s hard to be happy when you’re not healthy. When you are feeling physically down, it’s difficult to experience happiness. It takes a tremendous amount of work. And so, what I recommend for people to be happy is to take their MEDS. MEDS is an acronym for meditation, exercise, diet, and sleep.
See, people who meditate every single day actually engage the pituitary glad. The pituitary gland is where HGH is released into your body, which gives you all kinds of good feelings. It’s shown that people who meditate are more relaxed. They’re more peaceful, and when you’re relaxed and peaceful, it’s a lot easier to be happy.
Exercise is known to release endorphins into your body, and dopamine, both of which make you feel incredible. They make you feel high, and people just want to feel high. They want to feel up and elevated.
You have to get your diet to the right place! When you have a bad diet, you keep knocking yourself into a downer state. Too much sugar, for example, is going to cause you to go up for a moment, and then nose dive. Too much caffeine, too much fat, too much of anything, really, is what can cause problems, so finding that combination that works for you is going to be absolutely critical.
And then, sleep – you need to figure out what your sleep cycle is. There’s a great app on the iPhone for sleep cycles that helps you to understand what your rhythms are, and helps you to wake up effectively. But I’d recommend that you figure out what works right for you. For me, it’s about seven and a half hours. I have some people, though, who literally need to sleep nine and a half or ten hours for them to feel good. And so, we just rearrange life to be able to fit that kind of sleep in. Some people are lucky. They can do five or six hours of sleep. Everybody’s different. You need to find out for yourself what it is, and then, you’ve got to stick to a regimen where you are getting the sleep that you need.
Meditation, exercise, diet, and sleep.
September 24, 2010 – 3:29 pm
Spirituality is relationship to existence. Money can be a part of this existence if you want it to be. Your relationship with money can either be positive or negative depending on how you choose to view it.
September 14, 2010 – 9:41 am
One of my clients has begun a meditation practice. He journals after each session. His last journal entry was very insightful and I thought you would enjoy his perspective.
“Twenty minutes again and the most spiritually enlightening of any of my contemplations to date. After allowing six minutes to still myself, I began contemplating David Hawkins‘ Map of Consciousness. I realized that in every aspect of life, the path to happiness is the same. In the first place, you often feel anger towards those things you see as outside of yourself and adverse to your ambitions. As you progress, you become motivated to take action against these things and become antagonistic towards them. With experience and more thought, you may eventually adapt to these other presences in your life. As you progress still further and broaden your perspective, you acknowledge other positions and powers. Later, you you internalize that feeling and truly accept other people and your environment. Having accepted the inherent goodness in what surrounds you, you come to love it and with enough live you begin to identify with it. With sufficient identification with object apparently outside yourself, you become one with them.”