manifestation

Getting a handle on that which does not serve us is one of the greatest personal growth challenges that many of us will face in life. Achieving control over such matters often pushes us to take steps we never thought ourselves capable of, a journey that often includes both victories and setbacks on our way to attaining proficiency. One man’s search for that goal is the subject of one of this year’s most anticipated releases, director Paul Thomas Anderson’s “The Master.”

While “Samsara” has been rather loosely characterized as a “documentary,” that label doesn’t do the film justice. It’s more of a cinematic meditation, a reflection on our world and what’s gone into its creation in its present state. It consists of only images, music and occasional nature sounds, with no dialogue, narration or graphics.

What, exactly, makes us who we are? Are we merely an amalgamation of biochemical components randomly thrown together, susceptible to the ravages of time? An arrangement of thought patterns organized around some unidentified driving force? A collection of memories bound together by some unseen unifying element? Or is it some combination of the foregoing? Those are some of the underlying questions raised for consideration in the delightful new comedy, “Robot & Frank.”

Moreover, shakeups like this can help to make us aware of our inherent multidimensional selves, drawing attention to capabilities that have been lying dormant within us and that we never knew existed. This becomes apparent in the film, for example, when Quaid discovers his previously unknown commando tactics, skills he didn’t know he possessed but that certainly came in handy when circumstances warranted.

Despite the film’s seemingly lightweight story line, “Ruby Sparks” is anything but frothy fluff; rather, it’s a thoughtful meditation on conscious creation practice. Through Calvin’s exploits, we see that conscious creation is an all-inclusive process that carries with it tremendously potent power.

It’s been said that, where there’s life, there’s hope, and that’s certainly the case for the beleaguered City of Gotham in this picture, as well as in our own often-troubled world. As long as we never lose sight of that and are willing to become our own Dark Knights, we can hold on to the prospect of bringing it into being for ourselves.

So while it may indeed be possible to search for the gods, will proof of their existence sufficiently satisfy our curiosity about our creators or will it leave us unfulfilled, especially since there’s the possibility of something more profound, and more elusive, than what lies beyond any such “lesser” revelations?

Join Michele Molitor as she hosts this week Inspired Business radio show with her guest best selling author Jackie Lapin – with her latest new book “Practical Conscious Creation: Daily Techniques to Manifest Your Desires “. We’ll talk about her insightful book and how to bring conscious creation down the the practical and cellular level in all areas of your business and life. Imagine what’s possible when you anchor these techniques into your daily routine…

Here we are just beginning the month of October and already the stores are displaying and advertising Christmas gifts and decorations. Our minds automatically start to race ahead to what…

Not being perfect allows us to feel empathy and compassion, not just for ourselves, but also, and especially, for others. We see our own frailties and shortcomings in our friends and lovers, or we see that they stumble in their own way just as we do in ours.

Imagine being ok with whatever is happening – to want what life wants. Wanting what life wants is to be in the flow. Wanting what life wants means to be…

Overcoming our personal limitations is one of the primary aspirations of becoming an effective conscious creation practitioner. To achieve this, it helps immensely to learn how to stretch our manifestation capabilities, those that allow us to envision—and ultimately yield—better outcomes with our hoped-for materializations.

Today on the show Max will go over the principals of Manifesting and take you through a series of questions to help you focus in on exactly what your dreams are. …

My heart had been trying to talk to me, to guide me, and to help me create my greatest good. However, I had been so busy using all of my ‘spiritual’ techniques to create abundance and success for myself that I had forgotten to ask my heart what it wanted.

People who live this way, by always and only ever doing exactly what they want, spend a great deal of their lives living inside of the Vortex. Their life is a blissful journey of moment to moment creation; allowing themselves to always experience the very best of life because they are magnetic to the very best of life.

When you think of your dreams or goals, how do they feel?  Is there a heaviness about them?  An element of ‘need’?  What if they didn’t happen?  How would you feel?

Spring is a time of rebirth and renewal so, before it is upon us, I thought it would be useful in these last weeks of Winter to take a moment to review the patterns of creation we are using.  What has worked for us and what hasn’t worked for us?  What can we do differently?  What is our gardening style?