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Monday, March 21, 2011

Procrastinating is Resistance

I was listening to Abraham-Hicks this morning.  It is part of my daily routine.  And I was reminded of a workshop I attended where a young man wanted a physically fit body but he did not want to have to associate having a physically fit body with doing any sort of exercise or eating any particular food.

 

The gentle message that Abraham delivered was so simple yet so profound and I am certain most of us can relate. It went something like this:

 

"You don't like action when it is coupled with resistance.  You love action.  In fact, the more you move, the better you feel.  So remove the resistance."

 

This is why I meditate.  When I don't meditate for say 15 minutes each day, just allowing myself to go quiet, I get ansy.  I want the path to be lit all the way.  I don't want to go through the beautiful process God has so generously planned for me.  I want it NOW!  Right now!  And so I procrastinate.  I don't move.  I fuddle around and end up being unproductive.  Can anyone relate?

 

When I meditate on a regular basis, I remove the resistance. I am focused, calm, productive and happy.  I get moving.  The more I move the better I feel, the happier I am.  And both my emotional and physical muscles love it!

 

 

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