It is hard to capture the synchronicity of this next post. I can only assure you that I was working on integrating these things for this book and this post from a healer came through in answer to my directed thought or intent-ional request. Intent is a vital element of magical operations. Here is my response to this post I believe helped me integrate these thoughts.

“Hi

Yes, the energy lattices are most interesting.

Last night I was writing about the homeopathic tincture that when diluted enough times has none of the actual original poison in it and yet that poison lattice or intelligence remains. There is some rudimentary consciousness, such as allows
the muons separated in deep mines at Sudbury to communicate, in all energy. It is affinitely connected across space and time as I have written about at great length before. I was discussing the Cyanide in peach pits that Laetrile utilizes, to be specific.

Now I find this response including a sigil visualized in another dimension by a healer on this seldom used site. By your thought of healing and taking the negative energy of the sick person away from them and encasing it where that energy will not return you are doing something like Dr. Masaru Emoto has scientifically replicated with water crystals. Crystalline structural intelligence is a major part of the shaman’s work throughout over more than a million years as I see it. In his work we find the crystals respond to music or thought and convey a range of emotions or beauty. Your thoughts are an evidence of synchronicity that helped me clarify my thoughts this morning. Integrating all these things is something I will now do.”

Author of Diverse Druids, Columnist for The ES Press Magazine, Guest ‘expert’ at World-Mysteries.com World-Mysteries.com

Stress is something that we all get from time to time. Most people associate business stress with people in high profile occupations like doctors or lawyers. However, many other professionals get stressed out and web translators are no exception.

Much of the stress that translators feel is similar to other professions, but some of it is unique to the translation industry. Some of the stress that translators have to deal with includes meeting deadlines, finding work, getting paid from delinquent clients, working by yourself, etc.

No matter why the stress appears or where it comes from, it’s important to realize that translators do indeed face considerable amounts of stress. When translators feel stress, some choose to do something about it, while others, for whatever reason, decide that it’s natural and that doing something about it is a sign of weakness.

The worst thing to do is to do nothing. Stress can sometimes help motivate us to get a job done and get moving on something, but too much stress, and not doing anything about it, will only cause problems and those problems can be compounded considerably with more and more stress.

So what can a translator do to combat stress? The first thing is to recognize what the cause of the stress is. By better understanding where the stress is coming from, it will be easier to take appropriate actions to combat the stress. The next thing to do is take a step back and look at all the options you have to deal with a particular problem, and how different solutions can relieve stress.

For example, suppose you are stressed out because you have a deadline that is looming and you’re not sure if you have enough time to finish the job. Well, instead of working furiously and continuing to be stressed out, take a step back for a minute and look for other solutions. Can you outsource part of the job to another translator? Can you call the client and get an extension? Looking at additional options will help you relieve stress that can build up.

In addition to coming up with different solutions to stressful problems you may face, it is important to remember to take a break from your work on a daily basis. You can’t sit in front of your computer all day working on translations without ever taking a break. Take time to exercise, go for a walk, read a book, or call a friend. Doing these types of things will help keep your mind clear and give you renewed energy, while helping to keep your stress levels low.

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If you go into a book store you will find shelves and shelves
full of self help books and magazines that offer tips in losing
weight, eating healthier, how to decorate on a dime and
even save money in the kitchen and how to recycle our
clothes. There’s nothing wrong with any of it, but the only
way any of it will work is if we actualy do them. It all calls for
a course of action. This may be the hard part.

Being a Christian, this too is very true. In order to get
something out of God’s Word, we not only have to read it or
hear it, we also must live it. It’s one thing to be “Born Again”
and quite another to live a so called Christian life. Is there
really any difference? Once you’re saved, you’re
saved…right? That’s right, but do you want the victories in
this life or are you merely satisfied getting by on the skin of
your teeth?

A “Born Again” Christian becomes a true child of God’s, he
no longer belongs in the world or the things of it~mainly sin.
I could expand on this alot more, but time and space don’t
allow. I mainly want to express what it means to be “out of
this world”.

God’s Word tells us that we brought nothing into this world
and obviously we can’t take anything out of it. (1 Tim. 6:7)
Whatever we may accumulate in this life is actually owned
on borrowed time. This reminds me of a bumper sticker that
use to be in cirulation. It read, “The one who dies with the
most toys wins.” It was cute and funny, but like so many
other things that the world says, is simply not true.

Jesus said, “For what does it profit a man to gain the whole
world and forfeit his life (in the eternal kingdom of God)?”
Mk. 8:36 (Amplified)

In verse 35, He goes on to say that in order to save your
(eternal) life you must lose the temporal one on earth. And if
you give this life up for His sake you will then save your life
in the eternal kingdom. In other words, we must be born
again in order to be God’s child, an heir to His Kingdom.

It’s a long, difficult journey to become a true Christian
because it requires a whole new life style, and a whole new
way of thinking. When we live blind to the Truth, God
considers us aliens from His Kingdom. We don’t belong to
Him, we are Satan’s children. The Truth makes no sense to
those who don’t follow Christ.

But, once we accept Jesus, then God adopts us as His
children. We then become aliens to this world, we no longer
belong in this world.

“Therefore, you are no longer outsiders (exiles, migrants,
and aliens, excluded from the rights of citizens), but you now
share citizenship with the saints (God’s own people,
consecrated and set apart for Himself); and you belong to
God’s (own) household.” Eph. 2:19 (Amplified)

The Apostle Paul instructs us further when he said, “Do not
be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the
renewal of your mind so that you may prove what is good
and acceptable and perfect will of God even the thing which
is good and acceptable and perfect in His sight for you.”
Rom. 12:2 (Amplified)

The person who seriously loves Christ and wants to follow
Him, will study God’s commands an live in all His ways. No
longer will he be content to accept the lies and the things in
this world, he will no longer fit in nor will he desire to be
conformed to it. But rather, a true Christian will love what
God loves and hate what God hates. God transforms our
minds through His saving grace. This transformation
creates a renewal of our mindset. We live to please and be
acceptable to God. This is not an outward act, but rather an
inward one. Only God can see through us.

For a Christian to feel out of place, or like an alien, as if he
doesn’t belong here is quite normal. Take rest in this, this
world is not your home, it’s not where you were meant to
end up. Jesus said in His Father’s House there are many,
many rooms which He went to prepare a place for us. It is in
God’s Kingdom that we are bound to live eternity. It’s
important to be prepared for when that time comes. It’s
natural to feel like a stranger here, you are! You are simply
“out of this world!”

Another thing, as a Born Again Believer you can take rest in
knowing that Christ’s second coming is as certain as His
first one. Hallelujah!

Vivian Gordon is a spirit filled writer and teacher. Her articles
are intended to lift and strengthen others in this walk with
Christ. She prays that if just one person is touched and filled
with the Holy Spirit to lead them to Christ, she has been a
successful and obedient servant for the Lord.

Victim mentality. Do you have it? Not sure? Then let me ask you a few simple questions.

Do you find yourself saying, or thinking, any or all of these things on a regular basis:

“It’s not my fault!”
“I didn’t have time, or I haven’t had time!”
“I’m not a lucky person.”
“I never get what I deserve.”

You see, if you are prone to uttering these things, or even thinking them, then you are putting yourself in the role of the victim. This is the language that a victim uses. What a victim seeks to do is shift blame. They shovel blame off onto everybody but themselves. A person using this language is not seeking to learn from his or her experiences.

Ask yourself the following:

Why isn’t it your fault?
Why didn’t you have time or why haven’t you had time?
Why aren’t you lucky?
Why don’t you ever get what you deserve?

I’ll tell you why. There is a very simple answer to all of these maladies. You probably won’t like it. In fact, I know you won’t like it. But here it is:

You don’t want to take responsibility for outcomes. It’s much easier just to shift blame.

“Responsibility is the price of greatness.” Winston Churchill said that. Can you imagine what sort of position England would have been in during WWII if Churchill hadn’t stepped up? What if he’d decided: “Oh stuff this. I’m just going to find a quiet little place in the country where I can go and smoke my cigars and drink my scotch until this horrible mess just blows over. Let somebody else fill the breach. I’m out of here.” So many people think this way.

Anybody who ever achieved anything took responsibility for the outcome. Hey, you may not win the first time, or the second, or the third, or even the tenth time. You might not even win the fiftieth time! Colonel Sanders didn’t. Neither did Thomas Edison. Yet today we can all eat Kentucky Fried Chicken under an electric light (if we so wish!).

The point is – every time you fail you learn what doesn’t work. What does this allow you to do? It allows you to re-load and re-focus then move in another direction. Only a fool keeps doing the same thing over and over again yet expecting a different outcome. That formula has never worked and never will work. But that is what victims do.

I assume that you do not consider yourself a fool. But you could be sabotaging yourself by succumbing to victim mentality.

Life will continually teach you lessons. If you fail to learn these lessons then life will keep repeating them. A winner learns by experience. A victim refuses to learn, keeps doing the same things and keeps receiving the same outcomes.

If you keep making excuses for yourself instead of seeking solutions then you will always take on the role of a victim.

A victim mentality can be overcome. Keep trying. That’s all it takes. Find better ways to do things. Learn. You can turn victim mentality into champion mentality. All it takes is a willingness to learn and some discipline to keep trying.

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