Friday 15 March 2013

WARM FUZZY FRIDAY

I'm currently a little bit bed and bathroom ridden so with lots of spare time of my hands, but alas no energy to do anything too strenuous or productive, I'm gettin' my book worm on. At the moment I'm plugging away at - The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle; May Cause Miracles by Gabby Bernstein; 12 Steps to Wellness by Melissa Ambrosini and Eat, Drink and Be Gorgeous by Esther Blum. Does anyone else share my multi-passionate approach to reading and have 2-4 books on the go at any one time?! 

I have had Power of Now downloaded to the kindle for close to a year now, never really feeling it was the right time to delve in. But last weekend I thought 'what the hey' and jumped into it. Hooley dooley it is powerful. The first few chapters alone left me feeling significantly moved and I noticed that particular themes or teachings that Eckhart Tolle discussed would randomly pop into my mind throughout the day and completely resonate with the situation I was in. The most prevalent and profound message that the book is teaching me is the simple notion to encourage living in the present. Not worrying about what happened 5 years ago, 5 months ago, 5 weeks ago, 5 days ago, 5 hours ago or even 5 seconds ago. Not becoming anxious with what will happen in 5 seconds, 5 days, 5 weeks etc from now. All that matters is within this very moment, it's such vital practice to make conscious effort to appreciate what is directly in front of you. The smells, colours, textures, sounds, sensations - everything. Take it in within each moment and you'll feel more grateful, more grounded, more at peace and happier as a result.

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Blessings from my sore tummy, messy surrounds, noisy puppy and all other things that make up my 'present moment' x

2 comments:

  1. Some excellent food for thought...'living in the now' is something I have thought about a lot but struggle to implement on a day to day basis. Might have to check out the book you recommended. I also have 'may cause miracles' but I'm having trouble getting into a routine with the daily readings. It really is all about timing and priorities I guess. I will get there! Hope you feel better soon!! X

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  2. It's such a difficult practice initially, because society has made us so focused on the past and the future, but when you're in the Now - it's a game changer and everything feels positive!! Keep plugging away at MCM Sal! I must admit I will leave it off and pick it up here and there - the areas that we avoid the most are the ones we most need though so spend two weeks on one chapter if needs be! Let me know how you go! X

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