Basics of LifeMetaphysical Issue #14 -- You Didn't Forget, Did You?This is Jason Randhawa, from www.what-is-metaphysics.com, here. Welcome to the fourteenth metaphysical issue of the Metaphysical Mind E-Zine/ Newsletter. In this metaphysical issue:
1. Featured Quotes 2. Main Article: Reminder…Basics of Life 3. Inspiration: The Boy Who Sees With Sound 4. Featured Article: About Creativity 5. Recommended Resource: MetaSingles.com 6. Bimonthly Affirmation
1. Quotes: “If the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to
man as it is, infinite."
“Man has no body distinct from his soul; for that called body is a portion
of soul discerned by the five senses, the chief inlets of soul in this age."
“When you look at the long history of man, you see that more hideous
crimes have been comitted in the name of obedience than have been
comitted in the name of rebellion."
We all need to be reminded from time to time of the basics of life. As every once in awhile, many of us seem to forget these key basics of life. We get so caught up in the complexities of life that we forget the basics. So today, I would like to take the opportunity to remind all of you of some of the basics…. I hope you were already applying these things, before I reminded you. If not, now is your chance! Go out and live these principles! The basics are all that matter, the rest will automatically work itself out. Do not get caught up in the complexities of life that we create… This time, we must not forget, Jason Randhawa
Blind since age 3, Ben Underwood skateboards, shoots hoops and plays video games. How does he do it? Just like bats and dolphins Ask people about Ben Underwood and you'll hear dozens of stories like this – about the amazing boy who doesn't seem to know he's blind. There's Ben zooming around on his skateboard outside his home in Sacramento; there he is playing kickball with his buddies. To see him speed down hallways and make sharp turns around corners is to observe a typical teen – except, that is, for the clicking. Completely blind since the age of 3, after retinal cancer claimed both his eyes (he now wears two prostheses), Ben has learned to perceive and locate objects by making a steady stream of sounds with his tongue, then listening for the echoes as they bounce off the surfaces around him. About as loud as the snapping of fingers, Ben's clicks tell him what's ahead: the echoes they produce can be soft (indicating metals), dense (wood) or sharp (glass). Judging by how loud or faint they are, Ben has learned to gauge distances. Source: http://people.aol.com/people/article/0,26334,1212568,00.html
What is creativity? Creativity is an act of faith and an art of discovery. It is the ability of a person to create something that is new to world based upon an innovation. Example: When an apple felt on the head of Newton he formulated laws of motion which are the basis of many present day calculations. When Sir Thomas Alva Edison analyzed the need of light to fight with dark in night, this analysis guided him in the invention of electric bulb. To some extent creativity lies in every person whether he is a famous scientist or lower grade employee. Creativity lies in depth of your soul in form of innovative ideas which either gets buried in corners of your heart with the passage of time or you do not get support from society, so the need only is to give life to your innovation. Let yourself come out of you. Forget about restrictions of society, existing past trends and gain faith upon you. You can learn to be more creative by observing and following highly creative people; reading their biographies. Give shape to your thoughts and bring your thoughts into life. Don’t be protractive in giving life to your innovation. Creative people have a strong desire to express themselves and sometimes they need to fight to secure their rights. How are creative people? Did you ever think of what the difference is between and ordinary person and highly creative people? Both have the same body structure so where the difference lies? The answer to this question is that between a simple man and highly creative people the difference lies in mind, attitude and perception. The main characteristics where creativity of a person can be judged are: Unconventional: Creative people are not conventional. They need not stick to society norms and standards. They believe only in what they feel is right. They can bring end to existing conventions. Example: Galileo made a revolt against the existing beliefs in his times and proved that the earth revolves round the sun. And his work of that time is the basis of many calculations of present era. Individualistic: Creative people do not believe in superstition and have a strong desire to uncover truth. Inventive: Creative people are highly intelligent and are constantly coming up with innovative ideas. They are always in search of what is missing in world and what could be done more to make life better. Driven: Creative people are driven by their vision. They have a strong desire to convert their vision into their achievements. Vision: Creative people are visionary. Their vision lies in their heart and soul. And their priority is always towards their vision. Intuitive: Creative people are highly intuitive. The work they have to do originate in their soul. They listen their soul and let their soul guide them in their life. Ken Charnley is a personal finance enthusiast with www.online-loans-pro.com/ dedicated to quality information on online loans. For all your online loan needs visit and Apply for loans Online.
5. Recommended Resource: This issue's recommended resource is MetaSingles.com:
Personally, I am not a member. But, I have heard some good things about MetaSingles.com from some of my friends and fellow metaphysicians, and I thought some of you might be interested. If you are single, this would be a great place to meet someone else who will be interested in metaphysics.
I take nothing for granted. I question everything. Thank-You, for sharing this experience with me. I look forward to March 3, 2006, so we can share another similar experience together with the next issue of this newsletter. Till then, may you enjoy all of the unconditional love that I am sending you, Jason Randhawa P.S. If you enjoyed this issue, please forward this to any family members or friends that you love, you can also send them to this link: http://www.whatismetaphysics.com/freemetaphysicsinformationpackage.html So that they can sign up for my newsletter, E-course, and Metaphysical library. Remember: Do unto others, as you would want them to do unto you If you were forwarded this newsletter, and you have not yet signed up, you can sign up at the link above and receive your free metaphysics information package. P.S.S If you have any question or comments or you would like to submit an article, quote, or affirmation, you can contact me here. May you thoroughly enjoy this experience we call life! |
