CHANGE

Correcting Habits Attitudes for Natural Growth Everlasting

Did you know that change never ends?  Sometimes people assume that there is a level that he or she may reach that will allow them to cease the need for change, the problem is that when the person feels he or she has reached that level, not only is the assumption wrong but it is at that time he or she is ready for departure from this earth.  Change is an ongoing process of trial and error, elimination of things and people from our life, an evolution of ourselves continually, the process of altering our lifestyles:  financially, emotionally, mentally, socially and spiritually.

Moments of Meditation Week of January 25-29, 2010

MONDAY

Correcting habits is a process all on its own but in order to do so, examine how, where, when and why you began an annoying habit.  Most habits begin from a place of inner turmoil like smoking, drinking, cursing, overeating, neglecting of one’s self and the like.  The habit you want to change begins in the mind.

TUESDAY

The real challenge in change is admitting things we don’t like that we do.  Once you can admit it you do it, it is easier to quit.

WEDNESDAY

What are you willing or unwilling to let go in order to accomplish the things or become the person you desire?  Many times we hold onto superficial things and those things hinder our ability to grow.

THURSDAY

The power of change is often under estimated and under appreciated, our ability to become better than we were a gift.

FRIDAY

As with most gifts, if you never open it, it is cannot be used.  OPEN YOUR GIFT OF CHANGE.

  Kimberly Davis