Blessing the World

From : Aaron Chia
Sent : Thursday, August 31, 2006 10:25 PM
Subject : Making the World A better place


Hi Friends,

Yesterday you may have received the email which I wrote that everyone's dream could simply be summarised as making the world a better place.

As I have written, sometimes the best way to teach without causing chaos is to teach by example. Which probably means only those around you will learn from you, but that is in most cases, good enough.

If you have been reading my emails you would realise that our thoughts are made up of energy. We are, if you break us down small enough, energy too. Therefore, our thoughts actually influence reality. Every thought that you think, actually is being sent out and affects every single person.

That places the importance of thinking good thoughts, and the power of blessing others. Blessings, and Curses are generally under Magick, the manipulation of energy, which we do all the time. It is up to us whether we want to bless or curse.

I have come across a website by Kate Nowak, who had the idea of getting everyone to bless the world around them all the time. Truly, if everyone think only positive thoughts, the world would be healed, and a much better place.

You may want to try it. For one day, try to filter out all Negative Thoughts. Take it like a game. Tell yourself that you only want 1 day to try it out, and if you don't like thinking positive and blessing others, you can choose not to do so for the rest of your life.

Visit: http://www.mayyoubeblessedmovie.com/

www.rekindering.com/peace/PeaceIsForTheAsking.html


Please give it a try. Also you may want to read up on the Art of Blessing by Pierre Pradervand at:

http://www.forgivenessday.org/gentle_art_of_blessing.htm


Your Life will definitely be improved in one way or another, so please, give it a try :)

Blessings and Love,
Aaron


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