Tuesday 4 December 2012

Attitude of Gratitude

Tip 1: Start a gratitude journal. This is a little book that contains daily statements of what you appreciate. There's no wrong or right way to do it, you simply write a quick little statement about something you're thankful for each day. Consistency is the key, and it's an incredibly powerful little tool to pull out when you're feeling down or under the weather. If you have children or live with close friends, you could even start one for the household. I promise this will put a smile on your face every single day :)

Tip 2: Make a gratitude visit or write a letter of thanks. There must be someone in your life that has helped you or others around you out. Someone who may not always get the appreciation they deserve but who has done something you really appreciate. So I encourage you to write them a letter of appreciation and tell them how grateful you are to have them in your life. Give thanks for the thing they've helped you with or the things they continue to do for you. Or even better yet, make a gratitude visit and do it in person.

Tip 3: Take a gratitude walk. This is an amazing exercise to center and balance yourself. You basically take a walk for 5, 10 or even 20 minutes and you dedicate 100% of that time to gratitude. You consciously think of all the things you appreciate in your life right now and realize how lucky you are. Try it out today, take those few minutes to yourself and see how wonderful it leaves you feeling :)

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Wednesday 4 July 2012

Are you a capable person ?-Self test

1] Are you good at getting on with your work?
2] Is it your habit to organize the day ahead so that you are never in confusion
3] Do you select the essential and do that first?
4] Do you tackle one job at a time ,not do a bit of this and that?
5] Do you divide long,complicated monotonous jobs and into convenient stages and finish each stage in turn before continuing the next?
6] Do you finish jobs,not leave them half done?
7] Do yout ake a pride in everything you do and give it your best?
8] Do you work at discovering the reason for anything going wrong?
9] Are the setbacks and failures a challenge to you to further effort?
10] Do you welcome responsibility and and being left in charge?
11] Are you good at helping other people sort out their difficulties and troubles?
12] Are you good at working with other people and getting them to work with you?
13] Do people listen to you when you find fault and make suggestions?
14] Are you good at doing the small maintenance jobs in your house?
15] Could you feed and look after yourseld satisfactorily if you were left in the house on your won?
16] Are you methodical about handling your correspondance and keeping a record of your financial incomings and outgoings?
17] Are you good at adapting yourself to different people change of plans,different circumstances?
18] Are you good at coping with emergencies?
18] Do you know enough about first aid and homenursing to be able to render relaible assistance
19] Could you handle a quarrelsome fellow effectively?


Results
count five marks for each "Yes".A score of 70 plus is good, 60 to 70 is satisfactory, 50 to 60 fair and under 50 is poor.So are you capable?

Monday 21 May 2012

Breathe right!

Breathing correctly can cure anxiety. The right way to do it: stand up, stretch and take a couple of deep breaths. Stretch your arms, back, legs, and neck. Take a deep breath through your nose, hold it, and let it out slowly and forcefully. Repeat several times.

Thursday 16 February 2012

Meditation “Ah-Hum Pray-Mah”

“Ah-Hum Pray-Mah,” meaning ‘I am Divine Love” in Sanskrit. 
 Find a time that works for you in the quietest place you can find…Take three super deep breaths, while imagining all of the thoughts and events from the day/days that have passed seeping out of your body like a grey mist and just simply let them go.  Next, chant the below mantra for about five minutes (as it’s read) – longer if you wish and afterwards sit in silence for five minutes or longer.  Just notice the peace that rings through your body and mind. . . .
“AHHHHHH-HUUUMMMM      PRAYYY-MAAAHHHH

source : cowabungalife.com