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The "XY" Principle
The âXYâ principle is something that came to me recently and explains desire and achieving in a basic sense.nnFirstly âXâ is what you desire and âYâ is whatâs required in order to have âXâ, so if you want âXâ then you need to do âYâ.nnLetâs say you want a house (X), you think about the area you want it to be, how many bedrooms, the type of kitchen, the amount of land, etc. The thoughts fill you and you feel the inspiration. You begin doing research
April 20, 2009
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Not Your Standard Near Death Experience
When you hear about a near death experience it usually involves an unpleasant or painful event like a car accident. For me it was simply a great snorkeling event one summer a few years ago.nnI was at Phillip Island (Victoria, Australia), snorkeling in some rock pools at low tide one summer's day. I had been snorkeling for about half an hour in deeper water admiring fish and anything else that moved and then decided to go back to shore. On the way back, I found a very small ro
November 3, 2008
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5 Ways To Feel Good, Now
How often do you get up in the morning and feel great?nnFor most people, the answer is not very often if ever at all. The standard mode is getting out of bed because you have to and from there living the rest of the day with a low level feeling of unease.nnJoy and generally feeling good doesn't even enter the equation, we tend to just keep busy with all the endless things there are to do and then look forward to the weekends as a reprieve. It's not much of a life!nnSo here ar
November 3, 2008
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What's In It For You?
Have you ever wondered why pets are such a joy to have around?nnI have, and the conclusion I came to was that they always give love, no matter what mood you're in. Their basic nature is one of love and all they ask often, is that we feed them. Some pets want a bit more but in any event what they give in return is immeasurable.nnWith humans on the other hand, it's not very common that we give without some expectation for something in return (even if on the surface it seems lik
November 3, 2008