Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts

Friday, December 27, 2013

FEAR Montage Is Live

The paradox of fear is that its cure is not accomplished by working on it directly. The cure for fear is found in the development of self-discipline, faith, and understanding. Recognizing that fear is a story we tell ourselves helps us focus away from the emotion. Focusing on the script of the story may help solve fear s puzzle. // _atrk_opts = { atrk_acct:"TRJDh1aoie00yj", domain:"oyea2.com",dynamic: true}; (function() { var as = document.createElement('script'); as.type = 'text/javascript'; as.async = true; as.src = "https://d31qbv1cthcecs.cloudfront.net/atrk.js"; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0];s.parentNode.insertBefore(as, s); })(); // ]]>

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Monday, December 23, 2013

Overcoming Fear

Fear is an enigma in that it is an emotion that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand. The paradox is that being cured of fear is not accomplished by focusing on fear. It is accomplished by focusing upon the characteristics present in the absence of fear. Pardon me if I sound confusing. Let me explain. Walking into a dark room, the first thing one does is reach for the light switch because darkness will flee when light is present. Darkness is literally the absence of light. In this puzzle, fear is darkness. Light is self-discipline, faith and self-worth. Without self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-awareness (of your intrinsic value), fear is the indomitable beast. Teaching others the necessary steps to bridge an abyss between darkness and light, self-doubt and self assurance, is not my specialty. However, discussing the frame of mind needed to follow a spiritual compass which ultimately leads to “the promised land” is a task that falls in my comfort zone. Ultimate

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Fearful Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur: a person who starts a business and is willing to risk loss in order to make money. The definition of risk will not allow entrepreneur and fear to be spoken in the same breath without acknowledging that it s an oxymoron. False expectations appearing real, regardless of how painful it is “in the first person”, is still an erroneous projection into the future. Entrepreneurs operate in the present tense. Managing risk is an entrepreneur s job description. Thus, managing risk and fear are incongruent. Assessing the possibility of future events must not include anxiety if good decision-making is the goal. A novice is foolish to expect to cover all future contingencies. Still, it is best to make an informed decision and learn from the result. Erik Kieser is a recovering fear-aholic who offers compassion and instruction for bewildered sufferers. FearMastery.Wordpress.com is his site and with it he provides outreach, and relief, for a handful of sufferers who simply need dial

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Monday, November 25, 2013

Pepp-Pepp Peppermint

Tea drinking is on the rise worldwide. It is great news because most teas have net positive health benefits. Benefits of caffeinated teas are a topic of debate and yet the vitamin and mineral content of herbs is undeniable. Thus, all teas are good is a fair statement.

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Monday, November 11, 2013

Habit and Addiction

We are creatures of habit. Nature programs us to habitual flaunts. We’re compelled to satisfy needs and wants. There is little one can do to avoid the shelters of our daily affairs. Life is helter skelter for all but a few here. And these are the facts of Life as we know it dear. You know I’m gonna say, “ Understanding leads those who are astray through the darkness and keeps them safe.” This is the way of Love. The Power in All Things gives us this for free. The One and All’s Gift brings Joy despite the shadows that surround. And I m sure! Yes, there s fruit and there are flowers in this Garden. Read the full version Click here! // var _qevents = _qevents || []; (function() { var elem = document.createElement('script'); elem.src = (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://secure" : "http://edge") + ".quantserve.com/quant.js"; elem.async = true; elem.type = "text/javascript"; var scpt = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; scpt.parentNode.insertBefore(elem, s

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Rev. Ike and the Law of Attraction

While listening to a Neville Goddard speech on YouTube, I noticed the list of related videos in the column on the right hand side of the screen. Three of the 20 videos listed were sermons by Reverend Ike (Reverend Frederick J. Eikerenkoetter II). As a child of the 60s, I was introduced to Reverend Ike through African American AM radio programs on Sunday. If his sermon happened to be on the aire, we quickly switched the station, searching instead for popular music. Rev. Ike was dismissed as a “quack preacher” who only cared about money. My family and friends never listened to Reverend Ike. I never questioned it and hence grew up the same beliefs. Today, I took the time to listen to Reverend Ike and was both surprised and saddened. I listened to many of his sermons on YouTube and found that much of what he was sharing in the 60s and thereafter were ideas that I now believe and the world embraces with complete conviction. The core of Rev. Ike’s philosophy is echoed by such notable

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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Bees and Our Food Supply

Bees and Our Food Supply

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Voice of Halloween

The history of Halloween is recorded and searchable. Yet, it is much more fun to just enjoy the fun of it right? If it matters at all whether it was originally a pagan celebration, or that it glorifies ghouls and goblins, death and mascara , who cares? Living in the now, we enjoy the fun of masquerading as our favorite character for this year. Young or old, we are driven to the joy of this season s merriment and the onset of the wintry cold. Halloween (or All Hallow s Eve) is the eve of All Saint s Day. November 1st is the Roman feast of the heavenly saints recognized by the Catholic Church. It is followed by All Soul s Day on November 2nd. The Feast of All Souls is a day of commemoration of the faithfully departed, or the Day of the Dead. All cultures remember their dead either in tales, art, or ritual. Veteran s Day and Memorial Day are examples of the honoring of the dead in the USA. The Egyptian Book of the Dead is a scroll of rites for helping the deceased on their journey throug

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Halloween

The history of Halloween is recorded and searchable. Yet, it is much more fun to just enjoy the fun of it right? If it matters at all whether it was originally a pagan celebration, or that it glorifies ghouls and goblins, death and mascara , who cares? Living in the now, we enjoy the fun of masquerading as our favorite character for this year. Young or old, we are driven to the joy of this season s merriment and the onset of the wintry cold. Halloween (or All Hallow s Eve) is the eve of All Saint s Day. November 1st is the Roman feast of the heavenly saints recognized by the Catholic Church. It is followed by All Soul s Day on November 2nd. The Feast of All Souls is a day of commemoration of the faithfully departed, or the Day of the Dead. All cultures remember their dead either in tales, art, or ritual. Veteran s Day and Memorial Day are examples of the honoring of the dead in the USA. The Egyptian Book of the Dead is a scroll of rites for helping the deceased on their journey throug

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FEAR Lessens…

I heard a story today about a coach who told his volleyball team that the tournament they were about to perform in was a “throw-away”. In other words, playing aggressively, making mistakes, going for it would not be penalized. Players would not be subbed out for taking chances and playing on the edge . The coach took a chance on his players by telling them to have fun. To ignore their fears, their apprehensions, and just have fun. Throughout the story amazing events and feats of athletic ability rose to the forefront from players whose previous apprehension had played a significant part in how they performed. The team reached the championship game because of the amazing performances witnessed throughout the day. The morale of the team was at a new peak. It was an astonishing display of excellence, courage, bolstered self-esteem, and dreams realized. The team won the tournament, setting their own records for fun, fulfillment, and team play. This happened simply because freedom was

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Thursday, October 17, 2013

FEAR: False Evidence Appears Real…

In a 2011 article published in the Harvard Business Review, Peter Guber, former Chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment, tells the story of how he made the case to Loews theater group (owned by Sony) to build a 16 or 20 movie screen multiplex in the unlikely city of Manhattan, NY. At the time, movie theaters only had two or three screens at most. Change is a perfect cause for fear. Guber s proposal ignited emotional ideas of self-destruction and uncertainty. Yet, he didn t corral the unbridled emotions with facts and statistics. Guber used a simple statement of logic. Comparing the multiplex theater to a food court in a shopping mall, he pointed out that a hungry shopper  would see the plethora of food options as a convenience if there first choice was sold out or crowded. His point being that movies can be consumed emotionally like food. The larger menu of movies at one location would encourage more consumption. Sony s 67th Street multiplex theater was a huge hit and started

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FEAR Lessens…

I heard a story today about a coach who told his volleyball team that the tournament they were about to perform in was a “throw-away”. In other words, playing aggressively, making mistakes, going for it would not be penalized. Players would not be subbed out for taking chances and playing on the edge . The coach took a chance on his players by telling them to have fun. To ignore their fears, their apprehensions, and just have fun. Throughout the story amazing events and feats of athletic ability rose to the forefront from players whose previous apprehension had played a significant part in how they performed. The team reached the championship game because of the amazing performances witnessed throughout the day. The morale of the team was at a new peak. It was an astonishing display of excellence, courage, bolstered self-esteem, and dreams realized. The team won the tournament, setting their own records for fun, fulfillment, and team play. This happened simply because freedom was

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Sunday, October 6, 2013

FEAR Series Continues

There are so many influences we are subject to before we are truly aware of ourselves. How we think is a product of how we are raised. Once we are self-aware, changes and re-education (if necessary) will begin. It is then based more on our life purpose and less on what we were taught. Yet, we still navigate through the beliefs we have embedded in us. True Education is a Blessing. Grab It! Click for Version 2 of this Infographic What Goes In Comes Out As YOU.

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Saturday, September 28, 2013

Harry Binswanger’s Capitalism

Harry Binswanger is the student and Ayn Rand the teacher. This video vignette lays out a small part of their message for the businessperson of the world. They hold the entrepreneur in high esteem for the advances in technology that have propelled society forward through increased productivity and the engines that make it possible. Visit the full story here. This detailed look at Ayn Rand s philosophy of Objectivism is the product of the time Ayn Rand lived. It is not as popular now, and yet there are devotees who advocate it with great fervor.

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