Is there a person in your life that you do not like, for no valid reason?

Do you feel guilty about that?

Guilt is a wasted emotion. Rather find out exactly what in or about that person you do not like.

That is the part of yourself that you need to learn to love.

It is not easy, but it is possible and you can do it.

Do you know a child who has an imaginary friend?

What if that friend is real? What if that friend is a little spirit that you cannot see, because you stopped looking with the eyes of a child?

Children have these imaginary friends before we teach them to tell little white lies which lead to bigger lies, for which we punish them.

There is a stream of energy that flows through your body from top to bottom and upwards, also clockwise and anticlockwise around your body.

Where that stream of energy is blocked, it is as if the stream hits the same obstacle time and again, until the cells in that part of the body become too tired to function. This is called dis-ease.

Your body tells you where the energy blockage is. If the symptoms are not physically visible, do an imaginary scan of your body and see where your energy does not flow freely. That is the area in your life where you need to resolve stress.

Many years ago, as part of my psychology internship, I was required to interpret the psychological profiles of a group of black men. I grew up in a culture where the emphasis was always on the perceived significant differences between white and black people. This assignment made me realize that I was out of my depth.

I went to my supervisor and told her why I could not perform this task. Her response was one of those life-changing moments that, to this day, is frozen in time for me.

She said “Look for the similarities. Don’t focus on the differences.”

I walked away from that encounter, knowing that my life had been changed irrevocably.

I have applied that same rule to so many people that I initially perceived as being different from me. I am the same as my gay and religious friends, my client on death row for murder, my schizophrenic friend, the town gossip, Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. I even share similarities with a swinger and porn addict. All I have to do is look for the similarity and embrace it.

Can you imagine how rich I have become since?

Do you know the difference between an incident and an opportunity?

You would only know the difference when you are clear on what you want to achieve.

And when you know where you are heading, every incident is an opportunity.

Love and Light
Elsabe
PS: I am The Intuition Coach. I help people who lack clarity, vision and purpose to remove their blocks, discover their intuition and achieve their goals. What is consuming all your energy? Visit www.TheIntuitionCoach.com for a FREE New Start Quiz.

There is a big fuss in Australia about children being taken ill as a result of some vaccination.

I have not had a flu vaccination in 20 years because those injections make me violently ill. I stay away from doctors because of their one-dimensional approach, and because they only try to resolve ailments with drugs. I get angry at myself when I have no option but to see a doctor, because I see that as a sign of weakness.

However, when I broke my leg in four places I had no objection against surgical intervention and strong pain medication.

When I don’t feel well, I keep digging for the cause of the dis-ease, and deal with the metaphysical cause. However, when I discovered this week that my son was getting the flu, my first reaction was to tell him to go to a chemist and get some flu medication.

A friend that I have not had contact with in the past six months passed on from cancer recently. I was aware of her cancer fears, but not of how serious the situation was. Would medication have helped her to live longer? Could I have helped her to deal with the cause of the cancer by sending her healing thoughts and doing meditatons for her?

Am I a hypocrite, or am I shaking off the remnants of old conditioning? Am I in denial or am I finally on the right track?

Time will tell. Or is that a cop-out?

Here is an interesting fact: When you think about something, the thought can run seventeen races around your head and give you a headache. You can then take aspirin and stop the race and the thought could dissolve. No-one will be the wiser.

When you turn your thought into words, there is no way in this world that you can undo those words, unless you were alone in the room when you said the words. If you wanted to do damage with the words, you will have succeeded, and that damage cannot be undone.

Watch your mouth!

Have you noticed how something can be good for one person, but bad for the next person?

And when something is bad for you, you assume that it must be bad for the rest of the world.

But what if it is only your perception?

The difference between a freedom fighter and a terrorist is which side of the line they stand, nothing else.

Did you see the list of best and worst jokes from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival?

The winning joke was from Tim Vine “I’ve just been on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday. I’ll tell you what, never again.” I can associate with that, having been caught in the aftermath of the volcano, and that is humour.

These two “jokes” also appear on the top ten list of “festival funnies”:

From Robert White “For Vanessa Feltz, life is like a box of chocolates: Empty.”

From Bo Burnham “What do you call a kid with no arms and an eyepatch? Names.”

Should the last two not rather have been on the list of unfunny jokes?

I do have a sense of humour. Having been on the receiving end of some of these “jokes” at some point in my life, I agree with the saying that a joke should bite like a lamb rather than like a lion.

This is not original, but I want to share it with you Life is not always a serious business.

“Dear John

I hope you can help me. The other day I set off for work, leaving my husband in the house watching TV. My car stalled, and then it broke down a mile down the road, and I had to walk back to get my husband’s help. When I got home, I couldn’t believe my eyes. He was in our bedroom with the neighbour’s daughter!

I am 32, my husband is 34 and the neighbour’s daughter is 19. We have been married for 10 years. When I confronted him, he broke down and admitted they had been having an affair for the past six months. He won’t go to counselling, and I am afraid I am a wreck and need advice urgently. Can you please help?

Sincerely, Sheila”

“Dear Sheila

A car stalling after it had been driven a short distance can be caused by a variety of faults with the engine. Start by checking that there is no debris in the fuel line. If it is clear, check the vacuum pipes and hoses on the intake manifold and also check all the grounding wires. If none of these approaches solves the problem, it could be that the fuel pump itself is faulty, causing low delivery pressure to the injectors.

I hope this helps

John”

Thank you to the original author