Things to think about
Tomorrow is New Years Day. It is hard to believe another year has gone by, but don’t we say that every New Years Eve? Science believes that time is moving faster than it ever has.
From one of the websites—I can’t remember which one—I read that for thousands of years the Schumann Resonance or pulse (heartbeat) of the earth has been 7.93 cycles per second. The military have used this as a very reliable reference.
However, since 1980 this resonance has been slowly rising. It is now over 12 cycles per second! This mean there is the equivalent of less than 16 hours per day instead of the old 24 hours. (I believe there is some kind of reference to this in the Mayan prophecies also) Its not your imagination, time really is flying by!
So I guess that means we must hurry up and do all the wonderful things we had always planned to do with our lives. At the very least we should not sit around bemoaning the fact that we are getting older and have lost our fire and enthusiasm.
We have lost nothing physically that is even half as important as what we have gained mentally, emotionally and spiritually. The Wisdom and peace that comes with my old age I would not trade for 100 young and beautiful bodies. (well, maybe I’d think about that!)
If the body is shot, use your brain, and your heart and your soul.
This is the best time of all. I finally have a little common sense. Not a lot, but some!
I know most people don’t like to make New Years Resolutions, but 2008 is a ‘1’ year. Such an opportunity to get some new things going. New beginnings, new ideas, new hope. Things are going to change, there is major shifting going on. But its also going to be a very grounding year.
One of those periods of time where you ‘put your money where your mouth is’. We need to take control of our lives, quietly but with will and determination. Many of us as women don’t realize the impact we have on the lives of our families. (when Mom has a good day, everyone has a good day, and visa versa) We are often the ‘sun’ or center of energy whether we know it or not. Our energy and thinking is reflected back on everyone around us. We cook for them, care for them, their lives move in and out of ours. What an opportunity to have an impact that will be positive.
They live their lives in an environment that we have chosen. We decorate the house, we choose a lot of the music and TV shows. We even decide how the air is going to smell! For the majority of the time, they are in our space, we are not in theirs.
This can be a great legacy to leave and lessons taught quietly without the preaching and lecturing that usually accompanies us ‘telling others how to live their lives.’
Take what you have at this moment and run with it. Build on it, no matter how small the results may seem, or how many obstacles you see in your path.
Perhaps your new resolutions should consist of things like, getting an extra hour of sleep every night, or cutting sugar out of your diet. But start somewhere and build on it.
One final thought, according to CEP this year 2008 is ‘more significant than it has been given credit. We need to be prepared for how we can play our part and stay on our path’.
We need to share our wisdom. Remember the saying, ‘Each one, bless one.’ That says it all.
Lela
