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The
Cedarfire Newsletter
Tools For Your Mind, Soul, and
Spirit
Volume 11, Issue 6
September 16, 2010
Linda-Ann Stewart, Editor
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Article
"Are You Taking Inspired Action Or Just Going Through the Motions?"
by
Ruth Hegarty
If you aren't taking inspired action, you are probably just going through the motions of creating your dreams. What's the difference? Inspired actions come from a place of allowing and joyful manifestation of your desires. Whereas going through the motions is living by default, doing what you think you "should" be doing or what you see other people doing. Going through the motions leaves you frustrated while inspired actions lead you to manifest the life you truly want and deserve.
Inspired action is often the most misunderstood part of the Law of Attraction and the whole deliberate creation process. For some reason, folks have gotten the idea that all you do is focus on what you want, and it magically appears, as if you rubbed a magic lamp and the genie appeared and "poof" your desires are manifested. It doesn't really work that way (although it does often feel that way once you get the hang of it). However, there is definitely action involved - you must take action to make things happen. The difference is that the action I'm advocating is very different from the kind of action that you may have been taught in the past.
To continue reading the rest of this article, please go to Are You Taking Inspired Action Or Just Going Through the Motions?.
Copyright © 2010 Ruth Hegarty
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Question: If I say an affirmation for three weeks, will I see results and think only positive thoughts by then?
Answer: If you begin saying a positive affirmation, and say it consistently every day for three weeks, you'll notice an improvement in your attitude. However, you'll need to catch each negative thought and idea and change it to a positive for the results to be most effective.
And you won't have a permanent change in your thoughts after just three weeks. You'll need to keep up with the affirmation, and transforming your negative thoughts even after that. But the negative thoughts will be fewer and you'll be more positive overall.
This isn't something you can do for a few days, weeks or months and then stop doing. It's a focused change of thinking that must continue. You won't have to be as diligent later on, because you'll be more aware of your negative thoughts and automatically change them to positives. Affirmations aren't magic. You have to use them consistently for them to work.
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New
Blog Postings
To accompany my September article, "It's All About Choice,"
I created a "Coaching Tip Video" entitled, "It's Your
Choice." Whether we're aware of them or not, we're always
making choices. Some of them are made unconsciously, as
habit, and without considering the long range consequences.
But we can always become aware, choose wisely, or change
our decision.
In "Ask The Expert," I answer the question, "What's the
difference between an affirmation and a hypnotic
suggestion?"
There's a short post of a meeting I attended and a photo of
the author of "The Social Media Bible" and myself.
To read these, visit Self-ImprovementTools.com.
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