Comments for Light Beckons http://lightbeckons.com a journey towards self-discovery and light Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:42:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Beverly Takes A Break by Calyx Design » Light Beckons: blog header (and renovation) http://lightbeckons.com/2008/09/27/beverly-takes-a-break/#comment-341 Calyx Design » Light Beckons: blog header (and renovation) Mon, 05 Jan 2009 01:29:32 +0000 http://ireneseah.wordpress.com/?p=165#comment-341 [...] Seah is a sweet, funny, spiritual woman who (with occasional assistance from her two young daughters) has been writing a blog as part of her micro-business for a year or [...] [...] Seah is a sweet, funny, spiritual woman who (with occasional assistance from her two young daughters) has been writing a blog as part of her micro-business for a year or [...]

]]> Comment on Glass Half Full by Best Spirituality Blog Posts 2008 | Yes to Me http://lightbeckons.com/2008/07/03/glass-half-full/#comment-340 Best Spirituality Blog Posts 2008 | Yes to Me Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:43:38 +0000 http://ireneseah.wordpress.com/?p=74#comment-340 [...] Glass Half Full “I’ve learnt that we need to start asking also, ‘What’s right with me?’.  Start finding the little things that you’re happy about yourself, your ‘gifts’, no matter how weird they may seem to you.” [...] [...] Glass Half Full “I’ve learnt that we need to start asking also, ‘What’s right with me?’.  Start finding the little things that you’re happy about yourself, your ‘gifts’, no matter how weird they may seem to you.” [...]

]]> Comment on Synchronicities by December ‘08 Speedlinks | You Are Truly Loved http://lightbeckons.com/2008/10/28/synchronicities/#comment-339 December ‘08 Speedlinks | You Are Truly Loved Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:31:20 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=125#comment-339 [...] addresses the topic of synchronicity, sharing some personal experiences of hers as well as what those synchronistic events have taught [...] [...] addresses the topic of synchronicity, sharing some personal experiences of hers as well as what those synchronistic events have taught [...]

]]> Comment on Unfamiliar Growth by Irene | Light Beckons http://lightbeckons.com/2008/11/28/unfamiliar-growth/#comment-337 Irene | Light Beckons Wed, 17 Dec 2008 13:50:06 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=136#comment-337 Hi Chris - you had gone MIA for a while and got all of us worried! I'm glad to hear from you again. :D It's easy to take the little nudges in life when things get stagnant. It's when the changes are big and sudden, that's when we all go "Holy @#$%!", hehehe. Recognizing the true value of change does take constant effort and awareness, but it's definitely worth its while. Hi Chris - you had gone MIA for a while and got all of us worried! I’m glad to hear from you again. :D It’s easy to take the little nudges in life when things get stagnant. It’s when the changes are big and sudden, that’s when we all go “Holy @#$%!”, hehehe. Recognizing the true value of change does take constant effort and awareness, but it’s definitely worth its while.

]]> Comment on Unfamiliar Growth by chris http://lightbeckons.com/2008/11/28/unfamiliar-growth/#comment-335 chris Mon, 08 Dec 2008 15:32:30 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=136#comment-335 Based on my experience, I do believe that everything happens for a reason. It's natures way of saying "stop being so damn stubborn," or "you need a change." Unfortunately, only few people recognize the true value of change and these people are usually the ones that end up being successful financially, socially, emotionally, or spiritually. <abbr><em>chris´s last blog post ... <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WatDaWat/~3/473652171/" rel="nofollow">I Shall Return</a></abbr></em> Based on my experience, I do believe that everything happens for a reason. It’s natures way of saying “stop being so damn stubborn,” or “you need a change.” Unfortunately, only few people recognize the true value of change and these people are usually the ones that end up being successful financially, socially, emotionally, or spiritually.

chris´s last blog post … I Shall Return

]]> Comment on Synchronicities by Irene | Light Beckons http://lightbeckons.com/2008/10/28/synchronicities/#comment-334 Irene | Light Beckons Sat, 06 Dec 2008 10:27:28 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=125#comment-334 Hi Ariel - ooh yeah, I definitely know what you mean! If I'd been aware of every single synchronistic event or "coincidence" since childhood (which I don't - I was kinda lost and a little nerdy then, hehe), I'm pretty sure they would have all added up into the thousands by now. ;) Hi Ariel - ooh yeah, I definitely know what you mean! If I’d been aware of every single synchronistic event or “coincidence” since childhood (which I don’t - I was kinda lost and a little nerdy then, hehe), I’m pretty sure they would have all added up into the thousands by now. ;)

]]> Comment on Synchronicities by Ariel http://lightbeckons.com/2008/10/28/synchronicities/#comment-333 Ariel Sat, 06 Dec 2008 07:16:44 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=125#comment-333 Synchronicity is amazing, isn't it? The dog poo example is such a perfect example. We can write that off as mere coincidence or pure chance, and that's certainly understandable, but after several dozen, several hundred, several THOUSAND synchronistic events... it starts becoming crystal clear that there's a little somethin' somethin' goin' on behind the scenes if you know what I mean. ;) <abbr><em>Ariel´s last blog post ... <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WeAreAllOne/~3/469877593/" rel="nofollow">What Synchronicity Tells Us</a></abbr></em> Synchronicity is amazing, isn’t it? The dog poo example is such a perfect example. We can write that off as mere coincidence or pure chance, and that’s certainly understandable, but after several dozen, several hundred, several THOUSAND synchronistic events… it starts becoming crystal clear that there’s a little somethin’ somethin’ goin’ on behind the scenes if you know what I mean. ;)
Ariel´s last blog post … What Synchronicity Tells Us

]]> Comment on Unfamiliar Growth by Ariel http://lightbeckons.com/2008/11/28/unfamiliar-growth/#comment-332 Ariel Sat, 06 Dec 2008 07:06:59 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=136#comment-332 Irene, lol... yeah, it's a lot like getting over fear of the unknown or being scared of the dark, isn't it? :D <abbr><em>Ariel´s last blog post ... <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WeAreAllOne/~3/476324216/" rel="nofollow">The Deeper Purpose Behind the Law of Attraction</a></abbr></em> Irene, lol… yeah, it’s a lot like getting over fear of the unknown or being scared of the dark, isn’t it? :D
Ariel´s last blog post … The Deeper Purpose Behind the Law of Attraction

]]> Comment on Unfamiliar Growth by Irene | Light Beckons http://lightbeckons.com/2008/11/28/unfamiliar-growth/#comment-331 Irene | Light Beckons Fri, 05 Dec 2008 15:52:10 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=136#comment-331 Hi Ariel - I would have loved to attend that cool talk! I really can't agree more. The tricky part for most people (including myself sometimes) is learning to be excited about change, about "abiding in the mystery" long enough without panicking! :D Hi Ariel - I would have loved to attend that cool talk! I really can’t agree more. The tricky part for most people (including myself sometimes) is learning to be excited about change, about “abiding in the mystery” long enough without panicking! :D

]]> Comment on Unfamiliar Growth by Ariel http://lightbeckons.com/2008/11/28/unfamiliar-growth/#comment-330 Ariel Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:29:52 +0000 http://lightbeckons.com/?p=136#comment-330 Cool post Irene. I'd recently heard this cool talk on growth, change, and the unknown. In the unknown, all you will find is more of yourself. We could say that since we're all one, of course you're only going to find more of yourself in the unknown for that's where the "rest" of you is. On a more seemingly pragmatic level, it seems that when we change and leap into the unknown, that's where we find greater capacities to tap into our own supplies of love, kindness, love, freedom, trust, faith, surrender, abundance, confidence, and so on. It's by leaping into change, being excited about abiding in the mystery that we find even more of the magnificence of all life has to offer. <abbr><em>Ariel´s last blog post ... <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WeAreAllOne/~3/475359666/" rel="nofollow">Abraham-Hicks Discusses Desire</a></abbr></em> Cool post Irene.

I’d recently heard this cool talk on growth, change, and the unknown. In the unknown, all you will find is more of yourself. We could say that since we’re all one, of course you’re only going to find more of yourself in the unknown for that’s where the “rest” of you is. On a more seemingly pragmatic level, it seems that when we change and leap into the unknown, that’s where we find greater capacities to tap into our own supplies of love, kindness, love, freedom, trust, faith, surrender, abundance, confidence, and so on. It’s by leaping into change, being excited about abiding in the mystery that we find even more of the magnificence of all life has to offer.

Ariel´s last blog post … Abraham-Hicks Discusses Desire

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