JD LeJeune

From The HeartMath Institute

“If your heart acquires strength, you will be able to remove blemishes from others without thinking evil of them.” - Gandhi

Timely: Interesting follow up to my previous “Visualization” nudges. Hmmm… 

To sum up:  Enjoyment of what you are doing, combined with a goal or vision that you work toward, becomes enthusiasm. Even though you have a goal, what you are doing in the present moment needs to remain the focal point of your attention; otherwise, you fall out of alignment with universal purpose.

Make sure your vision or goal is not an inflated image of yourself and therefore a concealed form of ego, such as wanting to become a movie star, a famous writer, or a wealthy entrepreneur. Also make sure your goal is not focused on having this or that, such as a mansion by the sea, your own company, or ten million dollars in the bank. An enlarged image of yourself or a vision of yourself having this or that are all static goals and therefore don’t empower you. Instead, make sure your goals are dynamic, that is to say, point toward an activity that you are engaged in and through which you are connected to other human beings as well as to the whole.

Instead of seeing yourself as a famous actor or writer and so on, see yourself inspiring countless people with your work and enriching their lives. Feel how that activity enriches or deepens not only your life but that of countless others. Feel yourself being an opening through which energy flows from the unmanifested Source of all life through you for the benefit of all.

~ Eckhart Tolle

Notes from the Universe - TUT.com

Timely: A recent Huna lesson spoke of the importance of visualization and how one can energize their vision more efficiently. Perhaps this is a nudge to get going with it.

Lots of people wonder… Fewer take the time to really think…

But I’ll be darned, John-Derek; sometimes I think I could count on the fingers of my hand how many actually visualize the life of their dreams, as if their dreams had already come true, every single day, for just 5 or so minutes.

Do it ’till you’re satisfied, The Universe

Yeah, John-Derek, big hands, lots of fingers, but still.