Each day needs our attention, love and awareness to fully reveal itself. Each day needs to be noticed and appreciated for what it is, not what we think it could or should be. Each day is a part of our unique journey and for this reason must be acknowledged. Don’t worry about trying to make a successful career, exciting relationship or meaningful life; these objectives look after themselves when we practice looking after each day. […]
Dare to have great thoughts. Dare to believe that you have the capabilities to be tremendously successful at whatever you choose for yourself. Dare to think that your thoughts and actions will make a difference, not only in your own personal life but in the lives of others as well. Dare to dream big. Everything begins as a thought. Every great goal achieved was originally conceived as a thought. […]
I already know that the best place to live in is the present! Each day… practicing living in the now, feeling it, being present, not being anxious or worried about my past or future but enjoying the now! We all know this but can we practice it? What would our life be like if we practiced living and enjoying the moments of each day, […]
My wife Sylvia has taken to sprouting seeds of her favourite greens—kale, arugula and romaine— which she wants for our garden. She planted about four seeds in each little container in the flat. I’ve been watching her and the love and attention she is giving these tiny seedlings. She waters them daily so the soil stays moist, and keeps them in the sun during the day, bringing them back into the house at night so they will stay warm. […]
It is a revolutionary idea and one that dramatically changes our life when we embrace it. Imagine believing that our success actually helps many people. When we believe this, it totally changes the way we think about success. Suddenly our success becomes a way by which we can help people, and we should believe this because when you closely scrutinize this concept it becomes obvious that this is true. […]
Apparently a red-flanked bluetail from Asia was spotted last week in Vancouver, and it seems it is a big deal. Now I’m not a birder, so I don’t really get excited about these things, but I was intrigued when the speculation about how it got here was raging. One theory is that it was caught up in a major storm front and blown thousands of miles from its habitat. Hmmm… just like all our lives, I thought. […]