
Have YOU had a close encounter with Magnificence lately?
- a perfect parking space appearing just when you needed it
- meeting someone you feel like you've known for years
- found money
- a book, movie or campfire story that touched your soul
- catching yourself smiling for no good reason, & deciding not to stop!
Magnificence iz always happening all around us. The more of it we notice and celebrate, the more we'll receive! Celebrating Magnificence invariably sets off a YOUniversal chain reaction that can only return more of the same right back to you!
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Posted by: | July 18, 2007 at 04:50 AM
My magnificant mistake that I have made for over 44 years now is that I am not lovable just as I am. This thought or beleif has sent me on a journey to find love and banish the pain, lonliness and heartache that breathed when I breathed, slept when I slept and ate when I ate. Oh I was so self absorbed every day I pined for a geniune heartfelt smile or a compliment that would convince my ego self that I was good enough to be loved. Yet the law of attraction is a hard taskmaster it is heartless it does not care what you focus on good, bad or indifferent you get what you put out no butts about it. Then it hit me if I love me, I mean really love me I won't "need" to go begging for love or keep attracting unloving people into my life. It has taken me 44 years of circling my unlovingness to realize that I am love. Oh! I still make plenty of mistakes in thinking that I am unlovable or am uncapable of loving at times, however, I am happy to report that love and loving is gaining momentum and it feels good to love all of me and all my imprefections that make me perfect. Yet, as I travel down this road having conversations with people beating up on themselves and checking them on it I'm reminded of myself. I've realized I chose to know fear, pain, doubt and even hate to know its correspondent. And now my mistake is my gift, my purpose and my calling to the world. It's all magnificent I went out in search of love and found it right here inside of me bubbling up and spilling out making a great big mess (smile). Perfectly Imperfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: nejah | September 28, 2006 at 11:26 PM
Today, I realized that I have been making magnificent mistakes since August 2003, when my Big mistake became very evident to me. My Big magnificent mistake began with the desire to open a community school and Change/Revolutionize the Education system. My hard work of writing an innovative community school model paid off Big with the awarding of a 5 year grant for the school to open and operate. I nurtured the idea of the school so closely in my mind that I did not readily seek the help of others. After 2 years of working alone to set up, open, market and run the school, I was disheartened when the school did not open due to finances and lack of support. Needless to say, this was Big magnificent mistake for two reasons, (1) my dream did not come true in my opinion b/c the school did not officially open its doors and (2) because when the school did not open, my income stopped!!! This set the stage for a series of other Big Magnificent mistakes that paved the way to this day for me. I became unable to pay my bills, my mortgage fell behind and b/c I was unable to receive help although I enjoyed helping others and often did, my finances went into total poverty. Not only did I suffer financially, I emotionally entered a state of lack and poverty. Once an outgoing person with a mission to change the world through renewing a passion and love for learning, I became introverted, very angry, and often experienced periods of deep crying. This situation lasted for 2 years until I finally surrendered. I let go of everything, my home sold at a sherrifs sale, I moved my stuff into storage and began a journey of inner healing. These mistakes help me see, I finally began to Wake up and become concious. I began to accept any and all help offered to me. I began to speak a greater vision for my life. I knew that I had chosen to move into a new home, but because of fear I allowed circumstances to dictate my life. I finally became one with life! Today, as I type this I am at a public library enjoying free internet service and I am finalizing the purchase of a new home worth six times that of the previous house. My income not only has picked up, but is limitless. I enjoy each day as a homeschooling mother of 3 and I am present in each moment. That is my greatest gift...Being Present!!
Thanks for letting me share.
Posted by: Robin | September 27, 2006 at 01:09 PM
~Laughing at myself~
This weekend, I tried making homemade rice milk for the first time. Only in my haste to "see it done", I didn't assemble my juicer properly. The result was a sudden flood of fresh gooey rice juice that oozed out of every space in the machine and all over my kitchen counter.
I'm so grateful this happened. That gooey flood snapped me out my perfectionism trance and opened the way for me to give into the innocence and the discovery of learning this new kitchen trick!
I laughed and cleaned and tasted and laughed some more. . . And, yes, I actually did make a gallon of tasty rice milk. Only thanks to my Magnificent mistake, instead of only learning a new "chore", I discovered a new way to have fun & play time in my kitchen.
Posted by: Nut Tmu-Ankh Butterfly Dreaming | September 26, 2006 at 05:42 PM
Yesterday was National Independance Day, here in the U.S. For my son & I it was the Nite of Exploding Rainbow Skies!
Beginning at sunset, I watched with glee as he ran happily in an ever-growing line of kids running up & down the sidewalks & back again watching the many curbside fireworks shows lighting up the skies all over our city!
I, of course, was only out there as a responsible adult observer. . .or at least that's what I thought. I'm not sure when it happened, but at some point I found my own eyes glued skyward, and my whole body bubbling over with giggles of the purest, most childlike satisfaction in the beauty of it all!
When's the last time you let go of being a "grown up" and and let yourself just be happily silly instead?
Posted by: Nut Tmu-Ankh Butterfly Dreaming | July 05, 2006 at 05:42 PM
I was getting a veggie burger at one of frequent food stops when at the last minute I thought about having her put a avorcado inside. But I didn't speak it aloud because 1) I didn't to pay the extra costs and 2) I wanted to get back to work right away. So I let with my sandwich and took it back to work to eat in the employees lunch room. As I opened the door to go sit down one of my co-worker turns around and said do you want a half of avorcado I can't eat it all. Go figure! I am a avorcado manifestor (smile).
Posted by: nejh | June 09, 2006 at 09:18 PM