Words and thoughts have power.

Words and thoughts: Thoughts are consisted of energy, thus, at times what you think may be said out loud or just acted on which therefore creates actions. What is action? It's energy. Do you see the connection here?


Examples:

A). Jiddu Krishnamurti (A Hindu blog writer) once said: Silence is something extraordinary. It comes naturally when you are watching; when you are watching without motive, without any kind of demand, just to watch. Then, in that watching, in that alertness, there is something that is beyond words, beyond all measure. A certain kind of freedom. Freedom is to be a light to oneself; then it is not an abstraction, a thing conjured up by thought. Actual freedom is freedom from dependency, attachment, from the craving for experience. Freedom from the very structure of thought is to be a light to oneself. In this light, all action takes place, and thus, it is never contradictory.

B). Words can sting like anything, but silence breaks the heart. (I can not remember who said this Phyllis someone)

C). Frustration is a common emotional response to opposition. Related to anger and disappointment, it arises from the perceived resistance to the fulfillment of individual will. The greater the obstruction, and the greater the will, the more the frustration is likely to be. (Forwarded to me from a friend Mr. Kelly)

All of the above first consist of thoughts. Something happens (some action, some thought, some opinion, etc) to provoke the thought in response to what occurred or what is bothering a person. This can occur from either positive or negative. Can you see the power of words and thoughts?

One last piece to add to the closing of how words can have such a power over perspectives and thoughts: it's a quick video - 1 minute and 48 seconds. Worth the looksie : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzgzim5m7oU&feature=share or try http://youtu.be/Hzgzim5m7oU (if the first link don't work)

By changing thoughts, and words, you can change your world. Namaste. (These lessons will all tie in together at some point-the time isn't right yet so I am just teaching you different mindsets to consider on how you and each and every person can change their own life just by changing their thoughts. It's hard, but the mind is like a computer, it needs reprogramming and virus scanning at certain times). You don't have to get it Perfect – You just have to get it going. Babies don't walk the first time they try, but eventually they do. ~Mark Victor Hansen.

Full Moon Magick-May 17, 2011

The full moon has long had an aura of mystery and magic about it. It is tied to the ebbs and flows of the tide, as well as the cycle of women’s bodies....the Waxing moon as the Maiden/Warrior (aka new moon, no moon which grows to the full moon), the Full moon as the Mother, and the Waning Moon as the Crone (this is the time when the moon fades away - from full moon to the new moon, no moon). Full moon mysteries cross and are found in every culture and continent, and not to mention, celebrations and rituals involving the full moon go back beyond recorded time. Wiccan/Pagan people still celebrate the moon.
In many cultures, the full moons each month are named, and the names often correspond to important events. On May 17, we see the rising of the Scorpio Moon. When the moon is in Scorpio, this is the time to work spells/prayers or rituals involving sexual matters, psychic growth, power, and transformation. Healing rituals for the sexual and reproductive organs, and spells for fertility are also appropriate.

This full moon is also an opportune time of the month for purging things that are creating a barrier. The light the full moon offers and illuminates those things that are interfering with our spiritual development. Once we have become aware of the things that are blocking us, the easier it is to let go of them. This full moon is ideal for rituals/prayers releasing or purging the things in our lives that no longer serve us, such as addictions to food, drugs, or sex, for relinquishing the pain of a hurtful or ended relationship, and for discharging physical and emotional pain.