Comments on: STOP and SOLVE IT heal the SELF PITY! :)

By: Tre

Tre — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:50:52 +0000

Thanks Shannon ..yep its these little gentle ways we are nudged to follow that squelch the biggie seeming problems …
and then what can't we do?

By: Tre

Tre — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:47:50 +0000

Camels. Great analogy. Thought feels heavy, burdened, and weighed down a lot when that stuck feeling dominates. Good for you you've discerned this and already have a way you work through it.

Grateful you found the blog and really appreciate you making the effort to comment on its value.

Be well and enjoy your thought by thought 'caravaning'

By: Detlef

Detlef — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:10:28 +0000

I like the way you boil down these complex problem solving issues into formulas that are easy to remember and handy to memorize in times of stress. It's like a magical charm.

My own approach is to visualize the departure of a caravan with lots of camels. On the first day, the departure is the event – not making miles. Often they camp just after a few hours on their way. So it's with most of my problems. When I actually set out to find a solution – the solution comes. It's the at the point of starting, STOPPING to feel stuck where most of my own problems are. So I try to make starting easy.

Thank you for sharing the magic words

By: Shanon

Shanon — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 04:34:45 +0000

Tre~
This is a wise, powerful and luminous post…
I love your stance to STOP & SOLVE. And stand in your power and your self-trust and the knowing there are always solutions and help available at all times.
Hooray for all the wonderful ways you SOLVED your dilemma and created a wonderful weekend for yourself!
Love and light
Shannon