Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Gratitude Update and Upcoming Challenges




 Gratitude




Just a few days more on our gratitude challenge. For those of you that have been keeping up with your daily entries, Excellent work! Way to go! For those of you, like me, that have slacked of these last few days don’t worry just jump back into it today and BE grateful today… take a minute right now and think of a few things you are grateful for…feel it…Enjoy it!


"Be thankful for what you have you will end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have you will never never have enough" Oprah Winfrey


Next Month’s Challenge
I am super excited about this coming challenge. It is something I have been wanting to do for a long time but have given myself too many excuses in the past. This is a new day. It’s gonna be a doozy…Stay tuned!!!



Grassroots Green Teams GRGT Weekly Webinars Coming Soon!

Join me and members of Grassroots Green Teams on our weekly webinars and hangouts where will be discussing the following topics and more
  How global warming affects the individual
  What can be done immediately to abort effects of pollution
  Going green is a priority that needs to be addressed NOW
   Provide support for the community in activism for making policy changes in environmental  concerns

GRGT’s will do the following:
   Help set up Every Day is Earth Day walks in your city
   Organize lectures and presentations on green concerns for the community
   Identify and help meet local environmental needs
    Keep local and national media informed on concerns and efforts on making “going green” a reality in the community- Shanti Sun Magazine

Join us every Thursday for these very informative sessions on ways to create green awareness in our communities.  Join the mailing list for more information 

 Again, I am so very grateful for those of you who have been watching these videos, leaving your comments and showing your support. 

Blessed love…in gratitude …Namaste









Sunday, February 23, 2014

Gratitude is Good for Your Health



Gratitude is Good for Your health

For centuries the heart has been connected with emotions of love, gratitude and  compassion as well as with courage, wisdom and spirituality. More recently research has found that not only are these feelings are experienced by the heart, but they also have a very stabilizing and beneficial effect on total health. We now know that stress and negative emotional states affect hormonal fluctuations, immune response, heart and brain function. Stress and negative emotions lead to disordered heart rhythms, and unbalance the autonomic nervous system affecting the smooth function body and mind. Fortunately the opposite is also true: positive emotion leads to increased harmony, coherence and balance within these same systems. Significant positive changes in mind and body systems have been repeatedly documented when techniques are used that purposefully create feelings of appreciation, gratitude and unconditional love. The voluntary triggering of these emotional states was found to increase coherence in both heart rhythm and in the autonomic nervous system which regulates heart rate, breathing and other vital functions. This results in a positive effect on all psychological and physical functions. It has also been found that people’s perception of stress shifted as they developed an inner resilience or “stress hardiness”. This translates to being less prone to react negatively to stress and being better able to actively manage and reduce unavoidable stress. That is all great news, but there is more. Improvements have also been documented with physical performance, creativity, problem solving and intuition.
- See more at: http://www.livingenergyworks.com/uncategorized/gratitude-is-good-for-your-health/#sthash.BHCu1kEL.dpuf

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Counting Your Blessings: How Gratitude Improves Your Health
A third study reproduced the results among a group of people suffering from various neuromuscular diseases, including post-polio syndrome, which has symptoms similar to those in CFS. People using daily gratitude journals reported more satisfaction with their lives and were more optimistic about the future than the control group. Interestingly, the gratitude group also reported getting more sleep, spending less time awake before falling asleep and feeling more refreshed in the morning.
In a related study, researchers at the University of Connecticut found that gratitude can have a protective effect against heart attacks. Studying people who had experienced one heart attack, the researchers found that those patients who saw benefits and gains from their heart attack, such as becoming more appreciative of life, experienced a lower risk of having another heart attack.
The research on gratitude challenges the idea of a "set point" for happiness, a belief that, just as our body has a set point for weight, each person may have a genetically-determined level of happiness. The set point concept is supported by research that shows that people return to a characteristic level of happiness a short time after both unusually good and unusually bad events. But the research on gratitude suggests that people can move their set point upward to some degree, enough to have a measurable effect on both their outlook and their health.
Summarizing the findings from studies to date, Emmons says that those who practice grateful thinking "reap emotional, physical and interpersonal benefits." People who regularly keep a gratitude journal report fewer illness symptoms, feel better about their lives as a whole, and are more optimistic about the future. Emmons conclusion is that gratitude is a choice, one possible response to our life experiences.



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Thursday, February 20, 2014

Gratitude update



Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn't learn a lot today, at
least we learned a little, and if we didn't learn a little, at least we
didn't get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn't die; so, let us
all be thankful.

-- Buddha



The more your practice gratitude the more deeply you will feel it in your
heart and the depth of the feeling is the key. The more deeply and
sincerely you feel it, the more happiness you will bring to yourself in
every single area.


Watch what happens in your life when you practice gratitude at every opportunity, every single day.
--Rhonda Byrne

I am so very thankful for what has been coming to me these past couple of weeks. It has been unbelievable. The more I am grateful, the more I get and find things to be grateful for. Sometimes the feeling is overwhelming itfills me with pure Joy. Some things I have noticed in the past couple of weeks is that the right people are showing up at the right time. If I need something, somehow it shows up effortlessly and easily. 

I am so blessed to have found Empower Network (EN) and the business
education and opportunity it provides. The trainings so far have been
amazing. Since I have been blogging with EN my massage business has
grown so much. I have more clients than before and more interest in my
work.
(I have only been using this system for about a month.)
What?
This stuff really works!
BTW, Power X is blowing my mind...(One of the marketing products offered by EN)

So I implore to take time out of your day and count your blessings. You will be amazed to see what this does for you.


All Love
djali







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Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Agnihotra for Healing and Purification


Agnihotra, the Basis of Homa Therapy

  • Agnihotra is the process of purification of the atmosphere through the agency of fire prepared in a copper pyramid tuned to the biorhythm of sunrise/sunset.
  • Agnihotra copper pyramid healing fire is the basic HOMA for all HOMA fire practices given in the ancient Vedic sciences of bio-energy, psychotherapy, medicine, agriculture, biogenetics, climate engineering and interplanetary communication.
  • Agnihotra injects nutrients into the atmosphere and makes minds full of love.
  • Agnihotra is a gift to humanity from the ancientmost Vedic sciences of bio-energy, psychotherapy, medicine, agriculture, biogenetics, climate engineering and interplanetary communication.
  • Agnihotra can be performed by anyone irrespective of religion, sect, caste, creed, nationality, colour, gender and age. Agnihotra is for everyone.
  • Agnihotra can be performed anywhere. It can be performed inside the house, on the balcony or on the terrace and also outside in the garden, on a farm or under a tree for example.
  • Agnihotra can neutralize the effects of pollution on plants, animals and humans.
  • Agnihotra brings the energy cycle of the planet into harmony.
  • Agnihotra is healing our world.



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Be Well
djali












Saturday, February 1, 2014

Gratitude Challenge 2




 Some Tips

1. Don’t just go through motions. Make a decision to be consciously more grateful.

Don’t reluctantly journal because you think you should. Feel what you write. Believe it.

2. Don’t set yourself a minimum number of things to write per day.

This is a toughie. Many sites will recommend five or so things per day. In my experience, there are days I have less, and that’s perfectly okay. On balance there are days I can fill a page. Don’t put yourself under pressure to stick to the same amount each day. Be flexible and don’t take the joy away by being too regimented.

3. Don’t wait for the right time.

I try to integrate this into my bedtime routine, but if I have a joyful experience, I often write it down straight away. This reinforces the positivity felt and ensures I don’t forget anything.

4. Elaborating on why you are grateful allows you to really explore your feelings.

If, like me, you intend on flicking back through your journal, make it clear why you are grateful for the items you add. For example: For the first entry, I put “my children.” On day two, I wrote, “my children for putting on a sock puppet show after school and making me laugh.” That triggers so many memories each time I read it and always makes me smile.

5. Focus on people rather than things.

As much as I love my iPod, it can never give me the same warm, fuzzy, loved feeling my partner instills by making me a surprise breakfast in bed.

6. Don’t rush; savor every word.

Don’t see this as another chore to get through. The fact that you can make a list of things that make you feel grateful should make you feel, umm, well, grateful!

7. Include surprises.

Unexpected events often elicit a greater emotional response. They’re also wonderful to look back on when you feel that life is mundane and the same old routine all the time.

8. Keep the negative out.

If you want to keep a diary to record how you feel, this can be constructive, but leave your gratitude journal as a purely positive only exercise.

9. Mix it up. Don’t put same thing every day.

Expand your awareness. The more you do this, the more you’ll start to really appreciate what a gift life is. The world is beautiful. Learn to really experience it.

10. Be creative.

Who says a gratitude journal has to be full of lists? Mine contains everything from concert tickets, to photos and restaurant receipts. Have some fun with it.

11. Give it a fair chance.

It takes, on average, 21 days for a new habit to form. Don’t give up or dismiss it as not working before then. Commit to just three weeks and then see how you feel. What have you got to lose?
I would love to hear how you get on.

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Thank you


Be Well
 djali

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