Comments on: Focus in the midst of chaos…

By: Nigel

Nigel — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 08:30:39 +0000

This is what I have learned with regards to the Law of Attraction, not to focus on what is happening in the present but to focus on what you want to happen in the future.
Sounds easy but actually takes quite a bit of practice.
How many of us have wanted more prosperity and focused on this but as soon as the next bill comes in we are pulled right back to the present and focusing on how we are going to pay it.
The secret is to acknowledge you need to pay the bill then focus again on having plenty of money to pay it with.

By: walter daniels

walter daniels — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 23:12:23 +0000

I’ve been doing daily prayers for most of my life (I’m 60), and learned this long ago. Yes, peace and quiet makes it easier to pray/meditate, but it isn’t necessary. I’ll take it whenever I can get it.
However, chaos can also be a reminder of what we have to be grateful for, if you have a family. I don’t. so I use it to remind me of those things I don’t have, and for those who do.

By: PETER MODELY

PETER MODELY — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 04:16:53 +0000

Hi Kristen,
Yes I agree,that despite the noise etc you manage to concentrate on what you are doing and did not get distracted.I am an acupuncturist and I work with children and stroke victims.I used to get distracted with cries of pain and suffering.Recently I managed to switch off, and carry on with my work,without distraction.
Thank you.

By: Yalemtsega

Yalemtsega — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 10:56:14 +0000

Hi Kristen,
Thank You for sharing this and other experiences with me. All the tips and reminders you put on the blog are always extraordinary. I hope you will send me the methods that help me reach clearing my mind.
Thank you again!

By: Lydia

Lydia — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 09:46:36 +0000

Hi ,
Thank you for your support . I have subscribed to Dr.Anthony and have download his information and I understooud many things from his ebook about money .Was fanatstic because in 2 days I made a special decision ,to become affiliate with an website ,here online .My mind began to be open to a new vision .I couldn’t do this so quickly without your advice and support .Thank you , you are Fantastic !I want to have here a friend like you .I am grateful .
I thank you for all information you have send to me ,also about NLP . Steve is my hypnosis guide and teacher ,too .
I wish you an wonderful day and weather .
Blessings , Kristen .

By: Tabitha

Tabitha — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:49:58 +0000

Hi Kirsten, Thanks for sharing this insight. It seems to get more and more difficult to tune out the noise and focus on what’s important as the world spirals into greater degrees of chaos. Two weeks ago, I shared this story with my group coaching session:
A pastor needed time away from the city and his busy schedule and scheduled a retreat in the countryside. As he was walking across the farm where the retreat was hosted, he came to a pond where a huge flock of ducks were making a lot of noise. Irritated at the noise and flapping in the midst of this serene space that was supposed to be quiet and peaceful, he prayed “Lord, what am I supposed to do” Is there nowehere I can go to find peace and quiet so that I can reflect and commune with you?” The Lord told him to turn around and look up at the top of a hill. There he saw an eagle gently circling the hill, perfectly at peace and in control in the midst of the noise and chaos down below. The pastor reealised that this is what we have to do to rise above the noise and chaos: find that place where we can turn away from the world below, look up and become attuned to the peace and centredness that comes from “heavenly” things within. This story took me to a new level in the work I do mentoring and coaching young adults- hope it does the same for you and readers of this blog.

Love and Light

Tabitha

By: winnie

winnie — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 04:35:07 +0000

Thats really a great thought Mr.kirsten!…
To stay calm, cool and composed amidst chaos around…A wonderful life transforming idea…
An idea for a lifetime…

By: Nicole

Nicole — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 01:48:27 +0000

U r so very right! Stay focus and kepp your calm is the key! Just to let u know that I truly enjoy reading your uplifting posts, keep it up!

By: saidas

saidas — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 00:18:02 +0000

Hi Kristen,

you realized the essence of yoga! maintaining equanimity in diversity. I believe the world is what it was meant to be, the changes have to occur within ourselves. As we perfect ourselves we find the world getting perfect…that is integral yoga and the essence of Bagvad Gita and all spiritual teachings.

By: Peter Chabanowich

Peter Chabanowich — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 22:12:47 +0000

First appraised of this ‘technique’ by a psychiatrist (in therapy), I initially began the sessions for a relentless depression. When I had engaged in the first two weeks of the 6 month program, I became increasingly aware of tension building in my shoulders and general gait as I walked. So I brought this up to my therapist as something that this mode of therapy (sessions and tri-cyclics) was causing. The simple question from the psychiatrist rocked me: “Are you so sure that this ‘therapy’ is causing this or is it that at last you are seeing how your anxiety is forming these tesions?”. It was then, your Honor, that the light went on for me. Baby step. I’m still in infancy. But. As you experienced and shared, Princess Manysteps arrives, and somehow we seem to be readier. Bless you for saying it!
With respect, Peter