by: Marco Chase

Often times you can identify human beings who are heavily preoccupied with thinking about themselves (Frankfurt, 2006).  Yet there is a point in time where you must be aware of what makes you who you are.  Because of where you are currently in life does or does not determine what you see, experience, feel, etc.  Your compulsive, obsessive, and addictive behaviors each show you the frightened parts of your personality (Zukav and Francis, 2003).

It’s your time!  No longer is this the season for waiting.  Nothing can actually come into your experience unless you call upon it through continual thoughts (Byrne, 2006) over time.  This is a time for, space and season of and for prosperity.  The subjects of your attentions and how your interpretation of these events creates what you see and ultimately determines what you believe (Chopra & Simon, 2001) and experience in life.  You can no longer live life based on the chronological measuring device of the clock.  This is now the space and place in time to manifest your gifts and talents.

In the very moment you ask, believe, and know you manifest that very situation or idea into your reality (Byrne, 2006, Dyer, 1997 and Osteen, 2004).  Until you come to terms with the different parts of your personality you will experience them only through the consequences they create, which are always painful (Zukav and Francis, 2003).  Know that it is your responsibility to be all that you truly are.  During this transformation it is imperative that you utilize critical thinking skills to achieve the best you possible.  Your critical thinking must address the what, when, where, why and how, meet as many of the 5-7 senses as possible, and generate a continuous flow of positive energy that even impacts people you come in contact with.  Remember you body is a field of energy; information and intelligence that is renewing with every breath you take (Chopra & Simon, 2001).

You have the divine ability to manifest and attract to you what you need and desire for your life (Dyer, 1997).  Enlarge your vision and have a healthy self-image about yourself (Osteen, 2004).  Avoid the trap of listening to people in life who have no plan for financial, mental and emotional, and spiritual development and growth.  Because it is not the external things that really frightens us but the way you think about it that affects you (Lebell, 1995).  Responsibility is the doorway to freedom (Zukav and Francis, 2003) and possibilities.

By getting to really know whom you are deeply inside and what motivates you to do what you do lets you know.  Part of the process is consistently keeping this information in mind to effectively stay positive and be your best you.  So stay mindful and remain aware of you and you will not remain a secret to yourself any longer.

References: 

Byrne, R..  (2006).  The secret.  New York, NY :  Atria Books.

Chopra, D. & Simon, D..  (2001).  Grow younger live longer.  New York, NY :  Three Rivers Press.

Dyer, Wayne W.  (1997).  Manifest your destiny.  New York, NY :  Harper Collinnial.

Frankfurt, H. G.  (2006).  Taking ourselves seriously.  CA:  Stanford University Press.

Lebell, S..  (1995).  The art of living.  New York, NY :  Harper Collins Publishing.

Osteen, J..  (2004).  Your best life now.  New York, NY :  Hachette Book Group.

Zukav, G. and Francis, L. (2003). Self empowerment journal.  New York, NY : Free Press.