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May 17th, 2009 @10:31 am  

Yes, Yes, Yes to this understanding of our physcial selves being congruent with our beliefs we profess in our outer world.

Well articulated!

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Olga Said,
May 17th, 2009 @12:10 pm  

Hi David;

Just a note of thank you for sharing this great article, your so right, and for some reason we are taught to disconnect from our physical body being a part of all that we are.

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May 17th, 2009 @7:24 pm  

Thankyou so much for this mastermind group.
This is helping me in my new SGR program.

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May 17th, 2009 @8:19 pm  

oh are you right on. Our thoughts, beliefs are energy and we are responsible for these thoughts in relation to our bodies. We do sabatoge our bodies with low energy foods & drink. Why do we keep doing this? We do need to focus on the energy of manifestation and be in sync as you say. Thanks for sharing an enlightening post. We all could use the gentle reminder!

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Lynda Said,
May 17th, 2009 @10:51 pm  

I totally agree with your article. We must remember to restore our energy consistently, which means that we should also be monitoring our health consistently as well. Mindfulness has taught me to slow down, smell the roses, sense my surroundings, and then sense my needs. This is as important as our contributions to life. Quality.

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Sean Said,
May 18th, 2009 @3:08 am  

Hi, Olga;

It’s good to know that you recognize the idea of “sacrificing” our bodies in order to become all that we are.

I disagree with it; and I think you do as well, bringing it up the way you did. After all, by denying one’s body as a part of one’s self (rather, a desired manifestation thereof) nullifies the logic of “all” that we are.

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Hanh Said,
May 18th, 2009 @3:24 pm  

David,
Thanks for your message about self love. It reinforces the truth that we and the universe are made by the same stuff. As such we need to marvel at the mystery of our body as we do that of the universe.
Sending you Love, Joy, Abundance and Peace

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Carole Said,
October 27th, 2009 @12:01 pm  

People don’t realize that the chemicals in the food they’re eating, and the lack of nutrition contributes to depression and not being able to think clearly – along with low energy and motivation levels. And then they wonder why they can’t achieve their dreams.

But in their defense – there is so much wrong information out there, and plain BS about eating a healthy diet that it’s rare to find the truth. And if you think you have to exist on raw vegetables and tofu to be healthy, how motivated are you going to be? It’s my mission to get that truth out there, and I’m very happy to see posts like this. If we could change this one thing, we could change a lot of the problems in the world. Sounds far-fetched, but it’s true. Heck, all this health care stuff wouldn’t even be a discussion.

Take care of yourself!

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October 29th, 2009 @8:05 pm  

Carole – I understand and appreciate your dreams. I remind myself everyday everything starts with me and I add take care of yourself . The happier you are the more you help others.

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