<![CDATA[From One Heart]]> Freewebs http://www.freewebs.com/fromoneheart/myblog.htm <![CDATA[In my head today....]]> “No matter what a person has studied, or how much they have learned about life’s mysteries, it means nothing unless they can apply what they have learned to improve their life’s quality, and then the lives of those around them.”


Think about that statement...

              How many of us walk around daily, with so much useful information just floating around in our heads, doing nothing more than filling the space between our ears?  Being a walking encyclopedia of esoteric or occult knowledge does not guarantee you will be prosperous, loved nor successful.  You must be able to apply your knowledge to demonstrate a better life.  

            Having said this, take some time to think about the knowledge and practices you have both acquired and applied in your life, and acquired and not applied in your life.   Often times, taking a mental inventory of the practices and knowledge we have acquired can be a beneficial awakening.   We can not change what we do not acknowledge.  Taking an honest mental inventory is the first step to acknowledgment.  And not as hard a task as one might assume.

            Here are some questions you may ask yourself, which may lead to your own personal self dialog and self awareness.


            What knowledge have I gained?


            With the knowledge that I have acquired, have I actively used it to move forward in life, or found excuses for why it “couldn’t possibly work”?


            Which techniques or practices have I been taught, or taught to  myself?


Which techniques or practices have I applied in my life, and how have they proven beneficial? 


Which techniques or practices have I not applied to my life, and how could my life be different now had I chosen to apply them?



~Amy





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