OMTimes Health & Wellness Editorial :: April Mid-Month 2011

[deZengo]

Healing Begins... withIN

It is such a blessing and an honor to share this adventure in healing from the INside :: OUT, with each of you! This edition, Wayne Dyer, known for his view on “the power of intention,” will be taking our readers a little deeper and as always, from a place of love.

In 2011 your Health & Wellness Team made a conscious intention to fully explore the inner & outer layers of healing while creating a visual roadmap to wellness. Each month builds upon the next, but can also be used independently of other editions. A common theme and an absolute necessity in our evolution is the individual conscious intention to create that change and move from being a victim in life to becoming a partner with it.

We continue making efforts to keep the integrity of the message as we speak about personal responsibility and self empowerment as well as provide the tools necessary for those who wish to manifest change and heal the “mind | body | soul.”

Healing begins with(IN) and the results have long lasting impact and create change in the physical body & beyond!


The Power of Intention
Wayne Dyer has another term for the concept behind the Law of Attraction. He calls it the Power of Intention. His philosophy is pure and simple, “The law of attraction is this: You don’t attract what you want. You attract what you are.”
“Most people’s mistake in trying to apply the law of attraction is they want things; they demand things. But God doesn’t work that way,” continues Dyer. “It’s all about allowing.”
Dyer refers to the Tao Te Ching, written by Lao Tzu. “He says in there, 2,500 years ago, if you live from these virtues, then all that you could ever need or want could be provided for you.” Dyer excitedly retrieves his personal copy of the book, leans forward and reads the words that touch him so deeply. He explains how virtue is a very important concept in the Law of Attraction.

“This is called the Hua Hu Ching, written by Lao Tzu. It’s the unknown teachings of Lao Tzu. Number 51 says, ‘Those who want to know the truth of the universe should practice the four cardinal virtues. The first is reverence for all of life. This manifests as unconditional love and respect for oneself and all other beings. The second is natural sincerity. This manifests as honesty, simplicity and faithfulness. The third is gentleness, which manifests as kindness, consideration for others and sensitivity to spiritual truth. The fourth is supportiveness. This manifests as service to others without expectation of reward.”

< SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS >

1. Link URL for editorial page :: bottom middle :: http://www.drwaynedyer.com/articles/the-power-of-intention

2. Link to flickr photos for larger viewing image. Photos in order ::

---photo 01 :: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dezengo/5207697548/

---photo 02 :: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dezengo/5213205228

---photo 03 :: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dezengo/5212707559

[The NamaSpirit]

:-)   I love my soul family that much TOO!  So right back atcha!  

 

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