Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Daily Spark: After the Leap
I feel like I’ve jumped off a cliff and am in the fall, wondering if I’m going to fly. I think I am. Matt Ryder said, “Your higher self isn’t asking, it’s telling you. It’s time. A chapter is closing, and the next one won’t wait. … The peace comes after the leap.”
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Daily Spark: Two Things
When I was in my late twenties and a new manager, I had a leader tell me that for my own growth I needed to learn 2 things. 1) How to say “I don’t know” and 2) how to admit that I was wrong.
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Daily Spark: Rehearse it Daily
The author and teacher Joe Dispenza sums up manifestation in this simple statement, “Emotionally embrace a new future. Rehearse it daily. That’s the work.”
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Daily Spark: Good Vibrations
Everything that exists is vibration.
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Daily Spark: Already Done
One of the fastest ways to bring into existence that which you desire is to embody it. Become the person who is, or has, the thing.
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Daily Spark: Possibilities are Endless
To breathe life into any dream, I have to think a different thought and believe it, however fleetingly. What dreams of yours need a bit of permission and a breath of life today?
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Daily Spark: More Than Enough
I just want to remind you that you are doing enough and you are more than enough! The author Eckhart Tolle said, “Doing is never enough if you neglect being”.
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Daily Spark: It Springs Forth
I’m not one to usually quote bible verses, but this passage about change, periods of transition, and faith spoke to me. Isaiah 43: 18 reads, “I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth; do you not perceive it?”
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Daily Spark: The Door
Have you ever felt poised on the brink of a major life change, on the edge of a transition? The author Scott Peck said, “Life’s transitions are whispers inviting you to evolve.”
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Daily Spark: Who is Walking Alongside You?
We all need support on our journeys, especially during hard times. J. Thompson said, “True courage is not facing adversity on your own, but allowing others to walk alongside you.”
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