The Ramblings of the Titanium Don
Explorations of Conscious Reality Creation, Mindfulness, and Other Matters
This post contains affiliate banner links. For more info, see my disclosures. When you had the opportunity, did you take action? What do I mean by that? It’s actually very simple. Did you do that thing you planned to do? The question is a matter of taking a plan – the thought; figuring out how to do it – the feeling; doing it – the action. A lot of us are really good at coming up with ideas and
Do you believe in magic? Do you believe that the world is exactly as it is presented to us every day? Believe that we are all victims of circumstance, playthings of the Universe, and bound by an uncontrollable fate? Or do you believe there is more? I believe that Consciousness Creates Reality. We have in each and every one of us the power to build a better world. All of us are capable of becoming amazing. It just takes the
Renewal is frequently the theme for people at the start of the new year. While change is constant and inevitable, we frequently resist it. One exception for this, however, is New Years’ Eve. Many people formulate a New Years’ Resolution. They resolve to change something in their life. Frequently, this is diet or exercise related. They look to a change they want to make, and attach it to the fresh year. Resolutions are not much of a commitment. It’s thought
I have been working with the question of the intent for my life a long time, now. For decades, my answer was usually, “I don’t know what I want.” I became particularly skilled at saying “I don’t know”. Over time, my indecision extended out to include restaurants, jobs, relationships, hairstyles…you name it. When it came to decision-making, I left that to anyone else that I could. Less than ten years ago, however, I began to really think about what I
Action with intent or purpose is far more powerful than action for the sake of itself. Consciousness creates reality. In order to use this to manifest the end goal or desire, we need to think, feel, and then take intentional action. I have spent a lot of time writing about thought and feeling, but less on action. Action needs to have intent. It needs to be done with a purpose in mind. Action simply to complete the trifecta with thought
Intention requires attention. The power of intent is something we take for granted. We fail to see that we have the ability to manifest not just once in a while, not just on a special occasion or due to a dire need, but all day, every day. One of the key elements of manifestation is intention. Intent is not the starting point so much as it is the direction. What begins as an idea becomes energized when you add an
You can think positive all you want. However, if you put nothing behind it, no energy, feeling, or action, it will be ineffective. I am pretty sure that everything has at one point or another been exposed to the notion of the “power of positive thinking”. On the surface, the idea that if you think good and positive thoughts, life will be better in numerous ways. Too easy, right? Well, that’s not untrue. Think whatever you want, positive or negative,
Consciousness creates reality. Think it, feel it, act upon it, and the manifestation of your desire can come into being. I know that this feels like a lie. Despite how topsy-turvy and chaotic the world at large currently is, the truth of this does not change. However, in order to manifest anything into reality, there are several truths we need to embrace. Not just accept or acknowledge, but really embrace. These truths can feel like lies, because they run counter
Do I have enough intention and desire to go where I truly want to go? That’s the question I am trying to answer currently. As I am walking my chosen path, I have to examine if I have sufficient conviction. Why is that important? Because if I do not put enough thought, feeling and intentional action into this, I will remain stationary. I have to give this more than just lip-service in order to achieve my goals. It is my
Today will be whatever you make it be. It’s far too easy to approach Monday and the traditional start of the work week with distress, trepidation, displeasure, and unhappiness. There is an entire culture of Monday woe in this society, which has been and continues to be capitalized on, and as such gets reinforced. Does anyone want Monday to suck? I am pretty sure the answer is NO. I don’t really know anyone who wants to be miserable, who wants