The Two Most Powerful Words You Can Ever Speak
There is a benevolent hand guiding each of us in this Universe. It is constantly creating the events and forces in our lives that move us toward growth. When we examine this guiding light, we should embrace adversity and all that it can teach us. And for us to change anything adverse, we must first imagine it differently. As Wayne Dyer explains,
Everything that now exists was once imagined. So, if you want something to exist, you must first be able to imagine it.
~Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
Wayne Dyer on ‘I Am’
The two most powerful words in the English language are what God spoke to Moses in the Bible, “I am.” You are God. God is someone who is deep within each of us. It’s that tiny spark you can call on at any time. Every thought that you have is really a thought of God – we are all using this one mind. Are you staying aligned with it? Learn to think like God thinks.
In an interview with Lilou Mace on Gaiam TV, Dr. Dyer was asked about the most important things we should know.
- Who we are is not really our body at all – we are grander than this physical form
- The words I Am are the most powerful words you can speak over your life
- “When you align yourself with the mind of God, you share and attract the things that you want rather than what you don’t want.” ~ Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
Dyer helps us realize that each and every one of us can live an extraordinary life. We can manifest anything we want, as long as we do the work by honoring our inner divinity and living from our highest self.
Be still enough to tune into the awareness of what’s moving all these pieces in your life around. You have a secret garden within you where you can make something happen and overcome anything that’s happened in your life.
When these circumstances come up, don’t play the why game.
3 ways to enlightenment
Suffering
Are you playing the “why me?” game? Acting like the victim in your life’s story? This is your ego at play – it never wants you to be satisfied or have the upper hand. When you are engaging in life from a place of ego, you are “Edging God Out.”
Being in the Moment
In the moment, have gratitude for all the good and also all the bad – everything that’s going on. If you’re always waiting for the perfect moment, or the better job, or the better relationship, then you are missing the present moment of now. Now is all we ever have. So what is it that’s asking to be healed in your life that you can work on beginning right this very minute?
Getting Ahead of Your Vibration
The art of manifestation is where you can get out in front of things you want and see them coming at you. This is choosing to vibrate on a disc of higher consciousness, something we all can learn to do. We have the power to choose our thoughts, moment by moment, day by day, in order to reprogram our approach to life.
When you abandon making choices, you enter the vast world of excuses.
~ Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
Make the Shift
You can make the shift. Live a God-realized life. Learn to think like God thinks. Use your hands to serve with love.
~ Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
And most importantly, “Don’t die with your music still inside you.”
We’re fortunate you gave us the music of your soul before transcending this planet. Rest in peace, Dr. Wayne Dyer.
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What is the Meaning of Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
In times of great change and global uncertainty, we are sometimes at a loss to find stability and peace within. Yet, we are supported endlessly by the wisdom of the ages. Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu is a mantra of power that assists us in our spiritual evolution and acts as a blessing for the world.
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu or लोका: समस्ता: सुखिनो भवन्तु is a Sanskrit mantra which means:
“May all beings everywhere be happy and free, and may the thoughts, words, and actions of my own life contribute in some way to that happiness and to that freedom for all.”
By chanting this peace mantra, we move from our personal selves and radiate a prayer of love for the world around us. It takes us from the egoic, little self and its limited worldview and radiates a powerful warmth. It is a reminder we are a part of the universe and can positively impact all of creation.
Though not a traditional Vedic mantra, Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu is a Sanskrit prayer (or sloka). It has been used for many centuries to invoke greater states of compassion and peace. Often said at the end of yoga practices, it’s an invocation for personal and collective peace. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” may be the closest Western equivalent. Yet, the impact of this ancient mantra is far grander than simple human kindness.
