Fwd: Learn and Let Flow

[Florence Baingana]

This is a really good one...

Florence

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Learn and Let Flow by Madisyn Taylor We do not need to suffer or live in poverty to be a spiritual person. The idea that we have to suffer or live in poverty in order to be spiritual is an old one and can be found in the belief systems of many philosophies. Most of us carry this idea around subconsciously, and we may be holding ourselves back from financial or emotional well-being, believing that this is what we must do in order to be virtuous, spiritually awake, or feel less guilty for the suffering of others. While it's true that there can be a spiritual purpose to experiencing a lack of material well-being, it is rarely intended to be a permanent or lifelong experience. What we are meant to find when material or emotional resources are in short supply is that there is more to our lives than the physical realm. Intense relationships and material abundance can distract us from the subtler realm of the spirit, so a time of deficiency can be spiritually awakening. However, once we recognize the realm of spirit, and remember to hold it at the center of our lives, there is no reason to dwell in poverty or emotional isolation. In fact, once our connection to spirit is fully intact, we feel so compelled to share our abundance that lack becomes a thing of the past. If you find that you are experiencing suffering in some area of your physical life, perhaps your spirit is asking you to look deeper in your search for what you want. For example, if you want money so that you can experience the feeling of security but money keeps eluding you, your spirit may be asking you to understand that security is not to be found through money. Security comes from an unshakable connection to your soul. Once you make that connection, money will probably flow more easily into your life. If relationships elude you, your spirit may be calling you to recognize that the love you seek is not to be found in another person. And yet, ironically, once you find the love, your true love may very well appear. If you feel stuck in suffering to live a spiritual life, try to spend some time writing about it. The root of the problem will appear and it may not be what you expected. Remember, the Universe wants you to be happy. PRINT   SAVE   DISCUSS   DailyOM Course Spotlight Open Yourself to Your Guides & Angels by Sara Wiseman In this course, you will learn how to create direct connection with your Guides and Angels, a spiritual practice that is both easy to learn and incredibly useful. Our Guides and Angels are always available to us, but we often don't know how to connect, or we're confused about the process, or we forget to connect, or we have trouble interpreting the information we receive. In the next eight weeks, you'll experience eight guided meditations that will walk you through the process of direct connection, as well as exercises in writing that help you anchor your new understanding. As you connect repeatedly with your Guides and Angels over time, you will find this guidance is invaluable: every question in your life can be answered clearly and at the highest level by this intuitive technique. As you begin to receive clear and specific guidance from the Divine realms, you will understand how to make decisions, big and small, about everything in your life: path, purpose, destiny, relationships, family and more. Top 10 DailyOM Courses 1. 21 Days to Phenomenal Abdominals 2. 21 Day Booty Core 3. A Year to Clear What is Holding You Back! 4. Break the Grip of Past Lovers 5. Release Yourself from Family Karma 6. Moving from Stuck to Flow 7. End Self-Sabotage with Meridian Tapping (EFT) 8. 21 Day Total Goddess Workout 9. Way of Story Writing Course 10. Skinny Thinking: Taking Off The Weight > More Courses

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[Doreen Baingana]

Florence,

Thank you!!! A wonderful message. I read almost the same thing today:

Be expectant.

Constantly expect better things.

Believe that what God has in store for you 

is better than anything you ever had before.

The way to grow old happily is to expect better things

right up to the end of your life

and even beyond that.

A good life is a growing expanding life,

with ever-widening horizons,

an ever-widening circle of friends and acquaintances,

and an ever greater opportunity for usefulness.

Meditation for the Day, 7/13.

 

love to all,
Doreen Baingana

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Entebbe,
Uganda
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“Have the stubbornness to accept your gladness in the ruthless furnace of the world.”   Jack Gilbert

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[Florence Baingana]

Yes this is lovely too...same message, we better heed it 😉

[David Kaawa-Mafigiri]

I like these very much! I have lately read/viewed a few where they are scaring all those under 40 that if you have 'not worked yet' by 40 owedde....as if everyone's break has to come between 18-40!! I like this very much too! I think am just old, right?

 

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Sent: Friday, July 28, 2017 12:59 PM
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[Doreen Baingana]

David,

I have also read about those age limits and they are bullshit. I keep in mind the life of one of my heroines, Toni Morrison, who began writing at 40 years old and went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Her book, Beloved, was voted by American critics as the best American book of the 20th century. So it is NEVER too late. 

 

Best regards,

Doreen Baingana

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Entebbe,
Uganda
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Email: dba...@yahoo.com

“Have the stubbornness to accept your gladness in the ruthless furnace of the world.”   Jack Gilbert

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[David Kaawa-Mafigiri]

Hehehe I like your colorful language!! 

David K. Kaawa-Mafigiri, PhD, MPH

Dept. of Social Work and Social Administration

School of Social Sciences, Makerere University

alt. email: dm...@case.edu     SKYPE: mafigiridk

tel: +1(256) 793 371 781 

http://www.case.edu/artsci/anth/CeSSRA.html

http://schubert.case.edu/about-us/faculty-associates/david-kaawa-mafigiri/

Senior Research Fellow,

Global Applied Research in Social, Economic, Health and Development (GARSEHD)

PO Box 1778 Kampala, Uganda