by Christine Green | Jul 1, 2011 | Uncategorized
This July 4th weekend we celebrate freedom. This video reminds us of all we have to be grateful for.
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A 15 year old girl made this.
This puts to shame the output of a number of Hollywood producers
All I can say is WOW!!!!!!!
This film was made by a 15 year old girl. It is the hottest thing on
the internet. Lizzie Palmer who put this
YouTube program together, is 15 years old. . In case you missed it, here it is.
Watch all of it…….and, pass it on!!
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by Christine Green | Jun 29, 2011 | Uncategorized
Doubt, fear, indecision, worry…that negative chatter can drive us crazy.
Watch this video!! Bob Newhart has the answer!
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by Christine Green | Jun 18, 2011 | Uncategorized
I was driving my friend to the train station after a wonderful visit when we got stuck in construction work and a traffic jam. I found myself complaining the whole time and felt frenzied by the drive. I got her to the train station, drove to my next appointment and found myself exhausted. Complaining is a sure-fire way to lose energy, motivation and enthusiasm.
Accusations, blame and criticism are the ABC’s of complaining. If we believe our words have power, then using them to complain keeps our problems alive. The Law of Attraction works both ways: Whatever we put our attention on increases. Focused attention on what is not working causes energy and vitality to spiral down.
I love this quote from Emma Curtis Hopkins. “I am satisfied with the world in which I walk. All things please me. Near me is the presence of Good. I am a creation of the living God, perfect, harmonious and satisfying.”
I think I would rather engage in the ABC’s of harmony: Appreciate, bless and compliment. I have more energy already!
by Christine Green | Jun 8, 2011 | Uncategorized
A friend commented the other day that she didn’t like to admit her fears. She felt if she didn’t talk about them, they wouldn’t be real.
That was my pattern for many years. Think positive thoughts and somehow that keeps bad things from happening.
Fear has dominion until we pull it out from underneath the shadows and face it. Then we can reprogram the fear, identify what we want and step out into life.
Fillmore states, “No external condition or circumstance can hold man in bondage when he makes mental contact with God.” The condition or fear only has as much power as we give it. Connecting our thinking with spiritual principle gives us power, freedom and grace.
What I’ve learned is that God provides whatever resources I need at the time I need them. Praise God.
by Christine Green | Jun 1, 2011 | Uncategorized
Seth Godin uses the term ‘emotional labor’ in his book Linchpin. He describes it as the work we do to better ourselves so we can face our fears, deal with resistance, speak well of ourselves and others. He goes on to say that this is the individual work we do for ourselves that sets us apart. When we know ourselves and grow ourselves, we become valuable assets to our companies, clients and those around us.
This is an exciting revelation for those of us on the spiritual path to see business catching up with what we have known. You see, we’ve been doing this work for years. We have been facing fears, digging in and understanding ourselves so that we can move past hiding out, avoiding people and deadlines and feeling less than everyone else. We have the tools, processes, activities and the technology to understand ourselves and excel.
Here is one of the most influential business professionals in the world acknowledging the importance of self-awareness. It doesn’t matter if you call it self-development, spiritual practice or work. It does matter if you do it.
by Christine Green | May 30, 2011 | Uncategorized
I’ve been thinking about my Dad today and appreciating his amazing history. Just eight days after my parents were married, Pearl Harbor was attacked. My Dad was drafted two months later. He trained in Mississippi and then in Trinidad before he was sent to Europe. He was a Private First Class Engineer assigned to General Patton’s 3rd Army. He served for three years fighting on the front lines, building bridges and clearing land mines. He was discharged in 1945 and received a Bronze Star, American Campaign Medal, WWII medal and American African Eastern Campaign medal.
My Dad is incredibly humble and is reluctant to talk about the war. When I think of all he’s experienced and all he’s done I am deeply moved and grateful. I am very grateful he made it through and is still here.
Praise God for all those who have fought for our freedom.
