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We look out and see a grey sky and we may feel an, 'oh dear' kind of feeling. This is a typical re-action from the 'condition' of who you 'think' you are. Of course we all do it don't we. But whilst 'doing' these automatic re-actions, do we ever consider what effect these reactions have upon our delicate physiology? I doubt it 'cos we don't have time do we. . . . . . . . . . .

Time is on your side, it is on your side unless you don't give yourself enough of it. I hear so many people telling me how busy they are, why? Why are you so busy? What are you trying to achieve. The hidden significance of 'keeping busy' is that you don't have time to feel anything, or for that matter to actually 'think' about anything.

Do you ever give yourself some quality time? If not why not?

Consider how busy you are, consider how busy everybody seems to be, what do you think about it?

Re-actions come mostly from unconscious processes that are programmed into our systems at a very young age. If we can slow down a bit we may be able to unravel our re-actions a little bit and become free to create and express our more authentic self. That is much more fun!

Neurotic busy-ness as opposed to being creative is a mind numbing activity. Try doing something different tomorrow/today.

Om