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Catching Ourself
Did you ever say something and immediately wish you hadn't said it? Doesn't feel so good, does it? This is because part of you knew that you'd just set the wheels in motion for all sorts of crazy experiences to come your way - all because you didn't stop yourself. By the same token, did you ever start to say something that you didn't want to be manifesting in a million years, and you caught yourself before you said it? Felt good, even though it seemed like you were going to burst inside, didn't it? Now you won't have to go through all those crazy experiences that you would have had to deal with if you had opened your mouth at that moment.
This scenario happens to all of us all the time. We're suddenly faced with a point in our conversations where we can feel that it's our turn to talk in order to keep the momentum of the conversation going. Everybody's looking at us, waiting to hear what we have to say - and it's at this point where we have a snap decision to make. We can agree or disagree or be silent. All of these choices can take us closer to or further away from our happiness, so our decision rests upon whether what we're about to say will serve us and our friends, or not. If we say something that doesn't serve us, we'll have to pay the price. But if we catch ourself before saying anything, we can change the direction of the entire rest of our life.
I had this happen to me at a party recently. I was sitting on a large circular couch with a bunch of friends and a couple of strangers. One of the strangers whose name was Millie was talking about how she hated getting older. She droned on well past the point of comfortable conversation. She complained about her legs, her back, her neck. She complained about her lack of finances, her lack of family, her lack of friends. She complained about the government and the healthcare system, and just as her complaints were reaching their crescendo, she turned to me and said, "What do you think about getting older, Tony?"
Well, to be honest, there was a part of me who was primed and ready to commiserate with her. I even heard a voice in my head say something I had said without thinking in similar situations in the past. But this time I caught myself - and stopped for a moment, just long enough to ask myself if saying anything would serve me, or her, or anyone else on the couch. The answer I got was clear. If I agreed with her about her complaints about aging, I would be setting myself (and everyone else who was listening) up to experience the very same things she was experiencing. On the other hand, if I withheld my agreement, it would keep us all of us out of harm's way. So finally, after several seconds, I looked at straight at her and said, "Hmmm, Millie, what you say is interesting…but it hasn't been my experience."
Driving home from the party that night I was mulling over that conversation and breathed a huge sigh of relief. I'd caught myself just in time. If I would have agreed with her...well, let's not even go there.
Tony Burroughs
1/12/16
What you say is what you get
The preceding passage is an excerpt from Tony's new book, The Ascenders Handbook: Two Roads Home to be released in the summer of 2016.
This scenario happens to all of us all the time. We're suddenly faced with a point in our conversations where we can feel that it's our turn to talk in order to keep the momentum of the conversation going. Everybody's looking at us, waiting to hear what we have to say - and it's at this point where we have a snap decision to make. We can agree or disagree or be silent. All of these choices can take us closer to or further away from our happiness, so our decision rests upon whether what we're about to say will serve us and our friends, or not. If we say something that doesn't serve us, we'll have to pay the price. But if we catch ourself before saying anything, we can change the direction of the entire rest of our life.
I had this happen to me at a party recently. I was sitting on a large circular couch with a bunch of friends and a couple of strangers. One of the strangers whose name was Millie was talking about how she hated getting older. She droned on well past the point of comfortable conversation. She complained about her legs, her back, her neck. She complained about her lack of finances, her lack of family, her lack of friends. She complained about the government and the healthcare system, and just as her complaints were reaching their crescendo, she turned to me and said, "What do you think about getting older, Tony?"
Well, to be honest, there was a part of me who was primed and ready to commiserate with her. I even heard a voice in my head say something I had said without thinking in similar situations in the past. But this time I caught myself - and stopped for a moment, just long enough to ask myself if saying anything would serve me, or her, or anyone else on the couch. The answer I got was clear. If I agreed with her about her complaints about aging, I would be setting myself (and everyone else who was listening) up to experience the very same things she was experiencing. On the other hand, if I withheld my agreement, it would keep us all of us out of harm's way. So finally, after several seconds, I looked at straight at her and said, "Hmmm, Millie, what you say is interesting…but it hasn't been my experience."
Driving home from the party that night I was mulling over that conversation and breathed a huge sigh of relief. I'd caught myself just in time. If I would have agreed with her...well, let's not even go there.
Tony Burroughs
1/12/16
The preceding passage is an excerpt from Tony's new book, The Ascenders Handbook: Two Roads Home to be released in the summer of 2016.
A Valentine Message from Lee Ching
The veils between the dimensions are getting thinner, and soon they will be lifted entirely. A doorway, or an opening, is presenting itself—and it is the end of the world as we know it because we, the beings on the Earth, are changing. We’re getting in touch with deep issues and clearing them very rapidly now, and this is creating a new perception of being One with everything and everyone. We’re changing into new people on a new Earth, and the only way to enter the new experience is to love everyone unconditionally. Unconditional love is the new paradigm, for when you love everyone unconditionally, there is no way you can harm anyone or anything. You can only be love.
—Lee Ching from What You Need To Know Now: The Lee Ching Messages
—Lee Ching from What You Need To Know Now: The Lee Ching Messages
NOW AND FOREVERMORE.
Tony Burroughs is one of the more prolific visionaries of our time. He is the author of 10 self empowerment books and the cofounder of the worldwide Intenders of the Highest Good community. His widely acclaimed Vision Alignment Project recently surpassed 2 million alignments. The Intenders websites are located at www.intenders.com, www.highestlighthouse.com, www.visionalignmentproject.com and www.intenders.org. Or you can join us on The Intenders Founders Circle on Facebook, The Intenders YouTube Channel or TonyBurroughs.Net.
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