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Monday, April 13, 2009

As I was meditating about the type of woman I could become

I was meditating and I began to think , about the type of woman
that I could be.I went off into another world, a world of my own,
and this is what I saw. I saw a beautiful woman standing in front
of an auditorium speaking to an audience of men and women of
all ages. As she spoke the crowd seemed more and more inspired
by what she was saying and what she had done. As this lady spoke,
everyone in the audience seemed like they could relate to her; and
somehow they, through some experience, connected with her in
one way or another.
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From the way she spoke, one could tell that she must be a very
independent and hardworking person. She really cared about
what she was doing and the people that sheinfluenced. Caring
about people comes from the heart and soul, and no one can
fake that. She spoke of a rough childhood, but she didn't let
obstacles get in her way. Sometimes she even spoke of God:
she said that everything she had accomplished, God was by
her side in everyway possible. When she was feeling
discouraged, all she had to do was call on God and ask
him for help and he responded.

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She said that one of the most difficult things to
master in life is patience; it is truly a virtue.
With patience anything can be acommplished.
She seemed very confident in what she spoke
of and who she was. She represented herself very
well. She seemed very ambitious and excited about
what she was doing. The way she spoke you just couldn't
criticize. She made the audience feel that they could
accomplish anything in this world, as long as they
believed that they could. Then suddenly the door bell
rang and I woke up realizing that the woman that
I envisioned was the type of woman that I would like
to be one day; and furthermore, that it is up to all of us
to create or become the woman we want to be.


Linda Singh
May 1997

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"A moment to still our minds, stop what we're doing to appreciate the silence and perhaps collectively breathe"

Something like that. What do you think?

Would you participate if the whole world would would pray at the same time on the same day for a minute 60 seconds of your day for world peace?

Would you be able and willing to pray at the same time with the whole world?

Imagine what positive energy it would bring to this world today? Which needs positive energy.

Well, please let me know what you think about this concept. I am working on talking to other people about this and coming up with a date to do this. Would love your participation and thoughts on this matter.
Thanks!

Mantra

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