When you work at home you deal with plenty of distractions but I sure didn’t expect to get THESE distractions today!
I was working in my office this morning, which is at the back of the house. Suddenly I heard a loud CRASH! out on the deck in back. Usually when I hear that it’s a neighborhood cat or racoon causing trouble – but today I looked out and saw three BEARS on our deck, ransacking our bird feeder!
This comment was left on my last Ho’oponopono post and it offers some great resources if you want to learn more about the process. I’m posting it here so it doesn’t get buried in the comments.
Stephen from Adversity University blog posted some questions on my last Ho’oponopono post and I realized that I never did fully explain what Ho’oponopono is, did I? I meant to, but forgot. So let me start with a quick overview and then I’ll answer his questions.
Ho’oponopono is an ancient method of “clearing” negative energy by reciting four simple phrases.
Jeannette Maw from the Good Vibe blog has a great post called, The Problem With Excuses that really got me thinking this morning.
She recounts the experience of turning down social invitations with the excuse that she has a big article deadline she has to meet, making it sound like it was a big struggle to finish it on time. And of course, the universe gave her exactly that experience – major problems in writing the article! It’s a perfect example of being careful what you ask for, even if you’re not aware that you’re actually asking … read more
Back in February I wrote a short post on Ho’oponopono and promised to write more about it later. Since then I’ve had some interesting experiences with this process!
The first few times I used it I didn’t spend a lot of time on it. I recited the words and definitely felt some shifting taking place, but didn’t really immerse myself in the process fully. A couple of weeks ago, I decided to go all the way and see what it could really do.
Well, I’ve finally done it. I’m officially a Lensmaster at Squidoo. My new lens is Positive Quotes.
I’ve been curious about starting a lens there for some time, but kept putting it off because I cringed at the thought of adding “one more thing” to my To-Do list!