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August 30, 2005
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Sensations Sweep
Sense Relaxation
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Indeed, it is not intellect, but intuition which advances
humanity. Intuition tells a man his purpose in life. One
never goes wrong following his feelings. I don’t mean
emotions, I mean feelings, for feelings and intuition are
one.
~ Albert Einstein
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feminine perception while alerting most men to the same;
as both genders merge passions of life, their complementary
energies hail awesome acclaim.
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Greetings to All Subscribers,
Here’s hoping this newsletter finds each of you doing well,
and your businesses and personal lives thriving! Let’s all
be thankful for one another’s prosperity.
We live in a world in which your stories and my stories interconnect
so elegantly, there is no question what affects one of us affects
all of us. The religious and political and weather conditions alone
are enough to boggle the mind as we settle back to quietly consider
the turns of events in far away places.
Staying Awake will be around lest we take for granted
our emotional responses, those bodily responses to current events
as well as to our creative mental and physical demands made during
every moment of work and play.
Before we continue, please note Staying Awake ezines will
be mailed on alternating Sundays beginning September 11, 2005. When
I chose to change broadcast days from alternating Tuesdays to Sundays,
little did I know 9/11 was the date of the next appropriate Sunday
for weekend mailings to begin.
9/11 dramatically deepened my curiosity about life, and this ezine
will continue to reflect or rather turn up the volume on the energy
changes that I believe are altering humans’ experiences and
awareness.
Okay, let’s move on to thoughts with a lighter tune!
Some of you are writers who have loved studying and creating with words much longer than I, while other Staying Awake
readers probably suffer through a writing project like tolerating
a bad cold. Been there, done that!
Whatever levels of writing we experience, writing can help us see
our senses in different ways, and clarify our deepest thoughts and
experiences as we wish to remember them.
Creatively writing about nudges we have become accustomed to sensing
can be fascinating, and, with tendencies to be swept into ecstasy,
we can assume those nudges are innate passions that actually direct
our choices and actions. Well, that is, whenever we allow them to
direct us.
When I was young, I didn’t even know the word passion, but
curiosity and respect for unseen energy around me occurred naturally
when I practiced piano and performed recitals as a kid. That energy
was as plain as day: I could not not feel it, and I remembered energetic
effects as I went back to practice the same pieces, day after day.
I was born with a penchant for sensing and physically responding
to energy that was immediately handy - energies became my passion:
I was and still am swept into profound fascination by them.
We can know our passions by the trails they have left in our lives.
You may quote me.
Like writers, performers who train long periods of time in the
performing arts notice and depend on conspicuous forms of dynamic
sweeps of energy – that creative energy cannot be forgotten,
and, as funny as it sounds, artistic energies won’t let themselves
be forgotten.
Creative sensations ooze this way and that through the works of
writers’ and the live performers’ pieces. Universal
energy makes known the unseeable grandeur not only for Earthlings’
entertainment and joy, but for the sheer sweeping ecstasy of observing
itself through the eyes and minds of Earthlings!
We can and probably have already trained ourselves to sense what
suits us, and have neglected the very same energies’ guidances
that seem unimportant. Can we change our intentions to suit us,
or are we actually experiencing intentions’ choices to show
up on our behalf? Interesting question, eh? But, I digress…
Because energy abounds around me, it appears I need to relax more
than anything else. As I listened repeatedly to a recent lecture
about the invisible and enthusiastic preoccupation the physical
heart has with the brain, I spontaneously began intentionally tuning
in to my heart only to notice it – that’s all - just
to notice it.
Then, as if in automatic mode, I began experiencing nudges to focus
on my heart, and I didn’t ask any questions which I am apt
to do; instead, I continued puttering around the office and in the
kitchen.
Every time I sense my physical heart, an instant, relaxing rise
in my chest occurs; my back straightens, and the relaxation is felt
around my back. How cool, really! The message couldn’t be
plainer: Relax, and feel free to take a deep breath. I believe those
experiences are reminders of our protective, vibrating cocoons’
hovering nudges around and inside our physical bodies.
Here are some questions meant to stimulate your curiosity, and
I’d love to hear feedback about your experiences.
- Other than exercise or taking time to get quiet within yourself,
what ways do you instantly relax your body?
- What has been your sensory experience while juggling loath with
compassion?
- Would you sense your physical heart for 15 minutes a day while
participating in your business; while driving around doing errands,
conversing with family and friends; listening to news casts, reading,
shopping; or while doing stuff you would rather not do?
Okay, I’ve just appointed myself to an awareness training
program of focusing on my physical heart as frequently and as long
as possible during my daily work and conversations. I’ll let
you know about the experiences as I move along in this exploration.
I intend ecstatic comfort. |