Your source of power

Do you dream of exerting new influence in your life? Your greatest source of power is linked to thoughts and feelings. Power emerges from a sense of self-confidence and inner power. You cultivate this within as if you were a plant. You feed yourself words and ideas as if they were the sustenance that keeps you growing on a certain track. Are you stretching and growing as you would desire to develop yourself?

From the moment you cease to think of yourself as separate from everyone and everything, you begin to boost your inner power. Yet, if you believe that weilding power over others is the key to expanding your soul, then you have been misguided. You gain power not by to setting yourself apart and boasting about who you are and what you've done. Instead, let your life speak for you. Rather than describe what you desire, choose to demonstrate by example.

Consider how you choose to learn or whether you desire to learn anything at all. Some people actually close themselves off from the world and decide they already know everything. Do you know anyone who believes they have no need to grow? What you see as desirable or undesirable gives you hints about their hopes and fears and how you can build on what you think you know. When will you decide to explore even some of your feelings? The teaching at your disposal is powerful. Take your own worries seriously and learn about them, for they are key to your joy.

Comments

[mel]

OK Liara,
You have been spending far too much time at my site. Seriously, your insights are inspiring and I appreciate every comment, yes I mean every comment, that you left, and are probably still leaving. I also know that my readers will appreciate them. In fact, I have decided to officially add you to my blogroll.

I am glad we have become cyber friends.

[Liara Covert]

Thanks Mel.
Your blog postings invite reflection. I enjoy visiting. You're on my blogroll too.

In terms of the power each person holds for self-improvement, we believe, we perceive and we create, based on what we choose. Good to keep an open mind.

[Shiana Agarwal]

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