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The main place for Truth is the Tongue,  Love resides in the Heart, and Compassion lives in one’s Eyes.
If someone asks, what is the definition of Truth, then stay Quiet; this is the Illustration of Truth.
If someone asks, to define Love, then Laugh a Little; this itself is Love.
If someone asks , to explain Compassion, then let our Eyes Moisten; this is the meaning of Compassion ~ ♥

 Every second brings
A fresh beginning,
Every hour holds
A new promise,
Every night our dreams
Can bring hope and
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The Power of Intention ~ BY JANET BRAY ATTWOOD

Every single manmade creation you can see was once just an idea in someone’s mind – an idea that became a reality . If you want to create the life of your dreams, it begins by writing your dreams down and becoming as clear as possible about them.

The power of intention and attention is what brings ideas into concrete form. When you have intention and attention with no tension, then the whole process becomes fun.

Your Intentions Should Match Your Passion

For most people, creations are unconscious, and so they view themselves as the victims of their situations and circumstances.

However, successful people know the secret—they create their reality from what they put their intention on.

Some people state intentions and then are perplexed when the results in their life don’t match their stated intentions. Why would this happen?

Here is a secret that could be worth a lifetime of fulfillment to you, so pay close attention:

Your results will always match your true intentions.

Your life will always express what is going on deep inside you. Therefore, if your results are out of line with your stated intentions, it’s time to do some self-examination.

Where Do Your True Intentions Lie?

Some years ago we partnered with some friends to create a business. Together we stated our intention to generate $10 million in revenues and over $2 million in profits the first year. A year later we were $100,000 in debt after generating $1 million in revenues.

We stated our intentions clearly, we made a detailed plan, we executed the plan, and we worked our tails off. What went wrong?

Later when we looked back over that time, we realized that our real intention was to make our partners happy by agreeing to what they wanted. There were many times when we felt something should be done differently, but because we believed they were more experienced in that arena, we decided it wasn’t our place to change the way things were done.

In the short term, we did make them happy. We did things they liked, but in the end all of us were disappointed in the results.

Your results will always match your true intentions.

This means that if you want to know what is going on at the deepest level of your life and where your passion lies, look to your results. When your results are out of line with your stated intentions, look more deeply to discover your real intentions. Then work on realigning your real intentions to change your results, and the way you experience life.

When your actions are aligned with your intentions you will create your world out of those intentions.

If you or someone you know has experienced a similar enlightening experience I encourage you to leave a comment and share your eye-opening moment.

Discover Your True Calling, and Begin Living The Life You Were Destined For

Seven Keys to Living a Passionate Life~ BY JANET BRAY ATTWOOD

When I was young, I used to wait until everyone in my family was asleep and then I would tiptoe out the front door and dance for hours and hours under the streetlights. This was a magical time for me, it was here that I allowed my dreams to take form as I would dance and sing and perform and pretend that I was the greatest actress of all time.

I remember the sadness in my heart as I would emerge from my magical time under the street lights and tiptoe back into my house and once again enter the world where dreams were thought to be only for the faint hearted.

Regardless of my parent’s inability to believe that all of us were meant to live a life of passion, I never doubted the fact for one moment.

After having an incredibly tumultuous childhood and even more traumatic teen years, I emerged from my challenges with the dogged determination to live a life of purpose. From my own diligent daily practice I found that to live a life of passion came about effortlessly when I simply clarified what my passions were, then consciously put my attention on my passions, took strategic action, and, after I had done all that I knew to do to make my passions a reality, I simply let go. This formula worked so well, it was the basis for my book, “The Passion Test – The Effortless Path To Discovering Your Life Purpose.”

The Passion Test is a simple powerful process that can help anyone clarify the five things that matter most to them, and then make those things the priority in their life. As I have worked with thousands of people, taking them through The Passion Test process to help them discover their passions, there are seven keys which have emerged as essential to living a passionate life:

1. Commitment

Until you are committed, nothing will happen for you. There is nothing more important to creating your passionate life than your unshakable commitment to choosing in favor of your passions. Every day you will be asked to put other things ahead of the things you love most. Keep your passions where you can see them, and learn to say “no” lovingly. Here’s one line you can practice:

“I so appreciate your asking, and I’m not able to do that now.”

Be sure to use “and” rather than “but.” “And” connects you with the other person, while “but” separates.

Vary the words to make them appropriate. Just remember to first appreciate, love, understand, and value the other person, then state what you need.

Lastly, keep in mind point #4 below (Stay Open). What’s most important may shift temporarily in the light of urgent circumstances.

2. Clarity

When you are clear, what you want will show up in your life, and only to the extent you are clear. Fuzzy desires give fuzzy results. Gaining clarity is not a one-time experience; it’s an ongoing process. Take The Passion Test™ at least every six months and review your Markers and Passion Pages at least once a year.

3. Attention

What you put your attention on grows stronger in your life. Pay attention every day, every moment to what you are putting your attention on. You will attract all the people, places and things you need to create those things to which you give attention. As you shift your focus to all the good, which is flowing into your life, watch how your life is transformed.

4. Stay Open

Your greatest good may not be what you think it is. When you are open to whatever is appearing now, even if it’s different than the way you think it should be, you release your individual will and open to God’s will for you.

This is the path to living your highest purpose in life. This is also the secret to overcoming any obstacle that may arise in your life. When disaster strikes and you are open, you are able to take advantage of the opportunities that inevitably present themselves.

5. Integrity

Be as true to yourself as you are to others, and as true to others as you are to yourself. The biggest challenge most of us face is to meet our responsibilities to others while pursuing our passions at the same time.

When you make commitments to others, make sure those commitments are aligned with your passions. Once you make commitments, keep them. If something else comes up, talk to the other person and ask their permission to renegotiate your commitment. If they aren’t willing or able to make the necessary change, then keep your commitment as you originally made it, even if it’s uncomfortable.

Do this a few times and you will become more careful about the commitments you make. And treat yourself with the same respect. When you make a commitment to yourself, treat it in the same way you would treat your commitment to another. That includes being willing to renegotiate your commitment when new circumstances arise.

6. Persistence

Many begin the journey. Those who finish it are the ones who achieve success and fulfillment in life. In his classic book, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill tells the story of the man who bought property with the intention of mining gold. He discovered what appeared to be a massive vein. He went out and purchased the machinery to mine the gold, but before he made any significant profits, the vein dried up. He dug and dug, and then finally, he gave up and sold the property and machinery for a few hundred dollars to a junk dealer.

That dealer consulted an expert who showed him the previous owner had failed because he didn’t understand the nature of fault lines. The expert told the new owner he would find the vein again, not far beyond where the digging had previously stopped. The new owner followed this expert advice, and sure enough, found millions of dollars in gold, just three feet beyond where the previous owner had stopped digging.

When you’re living life truly aligned with your passions, persistence is not hard. You will find you can’t stop, even if you want to. Your deepest passions will drive you, in spite of yourself.

7. Follow Your Heart

When all else fails, listen to your heart. Passion emerges from the heart, not from the mind. When you feel confused, or lost, or don’t know which direction to head, then just start walking and pay attention to what your heart tells you. Do what you love, follow your heart’s direction and the path to fulfillment in life will naturally unfold before you.

Above all else, remember the secret that guarantees a passionate life: “Whenever you are faced with a choice, a decision or an opportunity, choose in favor of your passions.”

The Secret That Guarantees a Passionate Life ~ BY JANET BRAY ATTWOOD

“Whenever you are faced with a choice a decision or an opportunity, choose in favor of your passions.”

But there is a stumbling block many people trip over on their way to creating the life of their dreams: Their own thoughts.

“What you see you become” is a quote from a Vedic text from ancient India. It doesn’t mean when you see a donkey you become a donkey.

It means that what you perceive is filtered through the thoughts you have about that thing. Your thoughts, your beliefs, the concepts and ideas you hold about your life and what is experienced in that life are what determine how you experience life.

You see your life can be filled with miracles—if you believe it can. Your life can also be a tragedy, if that’s what you believe it is.

The way to create miracles in your life is strengthen your belief that miracles are possible. Find the evidence. Your mind is a wonderful machine. If you give it enough evidence that something is possible, it will become possible for you.

So, let’s give you some evidence, in the story below, of the possibility of miracles when you learn to choose in favor of your passions, the things that matter most to you (by the way, if you don’t know what your passions are, start by taking our Passion Profile Self-Assessment at www.thepassiontestprofile.com—it’s a simple way to see if you are living a passionate life).

I had spoken at one of Jack Canfield’s seminars for his advanced students and was on our way home via the Los Angeles airport. I dropped off our rental car and took the shuttle to the airport.

As the shuttle pulled away from the curb after letting us off, Chris suddenly realized he was missing one of his bags with all his clothes in it. Unable to catch the shuttle, he spent the next 40 minutes calling the rental car company, stopping every shuttle from the rental car company that came by and doing everything he could think of to get his suitcase back.

Finally, the time came when he either had to get on the plane or stay and wait for his suitcase. It was time to either “fish or cut bait” when it came to following his passions.

So, Chris asked himself, “Does staying in L.A. and waiting for my suitcase help me be more aligned with my passions, or will it take me farther away from living my passions?”

One of Chris’ passions is having fun with everything he does. He had a teleconference to lead that evening. If he stayed in L.A. he would not only have to look for his suitcase but find someplace where he could set up his computer and conduct that teleconference. It didn’t sound like much fun to him.

Another of his top passions is living a life of abundance on every level. When he thought about which made him feel more abundant, waiting around the L.A. airport and searching for someplace to do his teleconference, or having a leisurely trip home without worrying about his suitcase, the choice was clear.

As he came up to the gate to get on the airplane, I was overjoyed. “I knew you would find your suitcase!” I exclaimed. “I didn’t,” Chris replied, and then we both started laughing.

We had a fun trip home and Chris lead a great teleconference that night. The next day, the airline called saying, “The police dropped off a suitcase here with your name on it. What would you like us to do with it?”

“Could you put it on a plane to San Francisco for me?” Chris asked. After checking, the agent came back on the line and said, “No problem.” A few hours later Chris had his suitcase.

Now, this certainly doesn’t count as a major miracle, but it’s a wonderful small one. And this story illustrates several points that are key about living a passionate life and creating the kind of life you really choose to live:

Your Thoughts Determine Your Happiness

Chris believed that it was more important to have fun and feel abundant than to worry about his suitcase. As a result, he had fun and he felt abundant. As an added bonus (and this is common when you follow your passions), he got his suitcase back as well without effort or strain.

Take a Leap of Faith

Your beliefs and thoughts affect how you experience anything in your life (“what you see you become”), but you can never know what specific outcomes will occur. This is why following your passion is so important. No matter what the result, you will have enjoyed the process. Chris had no idea whether he would ever see his suitcase again when he made his decision to go home.

Stay Open and Live A Passionate Life

Because you can’t know the outcome, staying open to what is appearing is absolutely essential. When you are open then you are ready to welcome the unexpected gifts that will show up in your life.

Be Courageous, Follow Your Passions

Because you have to make the decision to follow your passion when you don’t know what the outcome will be, you have to make a leap of faith. When Chris decided to leave his suitcase behind to follow his passions, he had to be prepared to never see that suitcase again.

In The Passion Test, you’ll read the story of my passion to go to India and interview the enlightened, and how I gave it all up to be with my dying stepmother. I made that decision with the knowledge that I might never be able to fulfill my passion to do those interviews. Of course, as it turned out, it was being with my stepmother that was key to me being able to follow that passion.

Don’t fall for the myth that the world is an “objective” reality that you can’t change. This is an illusion that leads to feeling like a victim. And guess what, if you believe you are a victim of your circumstances, you will be.

Funny how that works….

Change your beliefs about what you experience and you will change your life. You are powerful. It’s now up to you to claim your power