Most definitely. At the risk of sounding woo woo, even Buddhist and sanscrit meditation texts stress the importance of intent. It's a wild world out there. So much unseen, so much undiscovered or in need or rediscover.
Not woo woo at all to me. I believe in metaphysics. Our whole world is made up of energy. I believe we have tremendous creative power.
"Rediscover" seems appropriate.
I thought it might seem that way being civilization long ago were pretty well onto things were just now (re)discovering at the large hadron collider. And I mean it make sense. They're talking about the same things, just with a different vinacular. I.e spirit and energy and so on. "Energy is neither created nor destroyed", this has always sounded an awful lot like a spirit to me. Nice job putting the info out. I really hope people read your material and apply it. I have read a lot about the topic but admittedly need to apply it more on my life. A habit I fall into, that I think many do, is reading, soaking up knowledge but then failing to apply it. And honestly, if you're not going to use it, what's the point? Ah, there's that intention again.
I don't have a lot of patience for complaining, which there has been a lot of on SteemIt lately. That is actually what inspired this post. Rather than waste time & effort focusing on what is perceived as wrong with SteemIt, positive action in the form of content and interaction such as this, seems a much more effective method of change(create what you want).
Couldn't have put it better. I just started actually using my account so I can't comment towards the complaint of late but as for the positive action and interaction, couldn't have put it better. I like the way you think, you, my friend, have got yourself another follower. Keep doing what you're doing, it's good stuff.
Yes it did. I had a lot of plans to start putting our articles like I am now, didn't realize how hard a baby can be, had him, found out that colic leaves no extra time and have only recently been able to get back to it. A lot of hard work and putting my things on hold, but completely worth it.
Most definitely. At the risk of sounding woo woo, even Buddhist and sanscrit meditation texts stress the importance of intent. It's a wild world out there. So much unseen, so much undiscovered or in need or rediscover.
Not woo woo at all to me. I believe in metaphysics. Our whole world is made up of energy. I believe we have tremendous creative power.
"Rediscover" seems appropriate.
I thought it might seem that way being civilization long ago were pretty well onto things were just now (re)discovering at the large hadron collider. And I mean it make sense. They're talking about the same things, just with a different vinacular. I.e spirit and energy and so on. "Energy is neither created nor destroyed", this has always sounded an awful lot like a spirit to me. Nice job putting the info out. I really hope people read your material and apply it. I have read a lot about the topic but admittedly need to apply it more on my life. A habit I fall into, that I think many do, is reading, soaking up knowledge but then failing to apply it. And honestly, if you're not going to use it, what's the point? Ah, there's that intention again.
I don't have a lot of patience for complaining, which there has been a lot of on SteemIt lately. That is actually what inspired this post. Rather than waste time & effort focusing on what is perceived as wrong with SteemIt, positive action in the form of content and interaction such as this, seems a much more effective method of change(create what you want).
Couldn't have put it better. I just started actually using my account so I can't comment towards the complaint of late but as for the positive action and interaction, couldn't have put it better. I like the way you think, you, my friend, have got yourself another follower. Keep doing what you're doing, it's good stuff.
Lol. You've had an account mush longer than me, but, welcome back!
A question... Did the birth of your child coincide with your absence on SteemIt?
Yes it did. I had a lot of plans to start putting our articles like I am now, didn't realize how hard a baby can be, had him, found out that colic leaves no extra time and have only recently been able to get back to it. A lot of hard work and putting my things on hold, but completely worth it.
Nothing compares to children.