"Think + Feel = Knowing
What a powerful formula!"

(We are reading a chapter every two weeks or so from "Feelings Buried Alive Never Die" by Karol K. Truman. Please grab your own copy or pick another book you'd like to read and join us!)

Chapter 5: The Importance Of Becoming Single Minded

The author talks about positive statements, meditation, and visualization as means to bring about balance in our life. She also discusses the need for us to learn how to put our Spirit (Higher Self) back in charge of our Be-ing.

I think sometimes we let our intellectual selves rule our life and what happens is it kind of leaves out the feeling part of our decisions and what we do in daily life. We end up not being fulfilled because we aren't using our feelings or not putting our heart into our life.

She brings up the point about life not going the way we want it and how it could be due to our very earliest programming (cell memories). I was really happy to see the correlation between thinking and feeling and how the two must match each other or the heart always wins. Basically you can tell yourself things over and over, but if the heart doesn't believe what you're saying, then the result will always be what the heart believes.

I see this a lot in the women I know. They can be professionals, own their own business, and be successful, but they never quite make the higher goals because somewhere deep inside they feel they are not worthy.

Think + Feel = Knowing
What a powerful formula!
This chapter was all about getting the thinking and the feeling to come together for a powerful single mindedness. Can you imagine how powerful this would be for each of us? Have you ever noticed how easy life is when your think and know are one in the same?

I believe it would be a breakthrough for people to investigate the things that they think and feel that oppose each other. Once the old programming is "reprogrammed" the possibilities are extraordinary!

COMICAL HAPPENINGS

I attended a week long intensive training in Orlando, Florida last year. The days were very long, many lasting from 9 a.m. until 11 p.m. or later. After a few days I started feeling fatigued and at times would have trouble staying awake (or at least coherent).

One particular evening (around 10 p.m. or so) some of the participants were presenting their business ideas to a panel of experts. At the end of each presentation and panel critique the audience had the opportunity to make suggestions as well.

I listened to one gentleman and thought he had some good ideas. What kept bugging me was the price he had for his product. After waiting for what seemed like an eternity I finally had my turn at the microphone (the event was recorded live by the way). I told the gentleman I really liked his idea but thought the price should be higher than what he was planning.

There was dead silence in the room. One of the experts then informed me (in a joking way) that my suggestion would be excellent had the man mentioned a price to begin with! He then made a joke about my obviously being way too tired or something to that effect. I started laughing though I was very embarrassed.

The only thing I could come up with was "Oh, sorry, my bad." Shortly after we ended the class for the night. At least the day ended with a good laugh!

(By the way, this live recording was turned into a home study course for worldwide distribution!)

PARTING THOUGHTS

I just want to thank you again for sharing part of your life with me. I hope you found some "treasure" in this edition!

Update on my personal mastery courses . . .

The courses are finally complete!
I'll be offering the first course (limited to 20 students) around the end of May!
Keep an eye out for more information on the "Three R's Personal Mastery Journey"!

Have a great two weeks and I'll see you again in May!

De

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