The best day of my life happens every morning when I open my eyes to another glorious day!
My joy is not dependent on the weather. It can be pouring down rain; hot and humid; or numbingly cold.
My happiness does not depend on how good or bad I feel; how much my body hurts or how comfy and warm my bed is.
"Waking up on the right side of the sod", does not dictate how wonderful I feel (even though THAT IS a plus). Even the prospect of dealing with the negative people that surround me cannot steal my joy away.
I have decided that no matter what may come at me . . . today IS the best; most joyful; fun; exciting and glorious day of my life! The questions I ask myself each morning are these:
"Why is this day the best day of my life? What surprises await me today to show me how delicious today is? How is the Universe going to remind me TODAY of how special I AM?
Then, just as the butterfly emerges from it's cocoon, I roll out of my cozy bed, and my feet hit the floor the excitement within me has built to such a degree that dancing is the only mode of travel. I almost feel like the little birds from Cinderella will be flying through my window at any moment to aid me in getting dressed for the day.
Sound too good to be true? This IS my life! I have CHOSEN it to be so! Each and every day, I now expect the Universe to pour out an endless supply of blessings because I see this day as the most glorious day of my life.
I am so grateful and I am blissfully ecstatic that I CAN CHOOSE to see how magnificent each day is.
Would you like to join me in my excitement? All it takes is a CHOICE.
ATTENTION: Pat made her transition into non-physical on May 31, 2012. Her thoughts, ideas and philosophy of life remains here on these pages.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Worlds Within Worlds

You see, I believe we came to this planet at this time in history because of the variety of beliefs. From an energetic view, it's a very exciting time. The trick is to get past the human brain and see things from that higher vibrational viewpoint called Spirit. Then we can begin to see that everyone is correct in their beliefs if it serves them right now, and everyone is wrong in thinking their way is the only way.
My desire is for us to one day see that we are so insignificant next to the greatness of the Universe. We are so full of ourselves if we think anything we do will really impact the Earth in any way. Yet at the same time, we are magnificent creators; able to create whole worlds within this Universe.
Have you ever driven by homes at night before the occupants have closed their shades? Each home, apartment, or other dwelling is a whole world separate from other worlds, yet connected. Each home is separate,yet connected to the neighborhood, which in turn is connected to the village or town, which is connected to the state and so on. I daresay, even every automobile on the road contains it's own individual world, yet it flows very nicely together with the other worlds on the road.
So, if we can stand back and notice how everything blends nicely together, even if we don't all agree with one another, how can we say, this belief is right and this one is wrong? It's time we just kept our attention on what makes our world run smooth and happy, and let others worry about their own worlds.
Sometimes, we interfere with other's lessons they set up for themselves, by interfering with their world. I'm all for helping our fellow man, but not insisting everyone do as I feel I'm led to do. If you want to give, I would only ask that you examine the motive (the real motive) of your heart before you do anything at all. If it's pure, then perhaps you are helping that person complete the lesson they set out to learn. If however, you have any other motive, you may well be interfering which in the long run makes the individual have to go another route to learn the lesson.
Let's stop forcing our beliefs on others. Let's begin to allow everyone the freedom to be who they are. I think we would really be surprised at what we find; people really desiring to be of service.
What do you think?
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Inspiration
Most of you know I am on the path of allowing my body to heal itself of breast cancer. I decided not to go the conventional route of surgery; chemotherapy and radiation. Instead, I changed my diet and lifestyle and have done some very deep emotional work to allow the natural healing to take place. I have conquered my biggest fears and opened my heart to learning the true meaning of "unconditional love" for myself as well as all those who enter my life.
As I share my journey with the inquiring minds around me, I am surprised with all the responses. For example those I thought would rally, being family, have made themselves ghosts in my world; or they think for some reason beyond my comprehension that I am lying. Why the hell would anyone lie about something as serious as having cancer?
For the most part, people have been very supportive and encouraging. I am grateful for the few family members that are very positive and let me know that even if I've chosen what they would classify as an extreme path, they will continue to support me in every way possible.
There is one reaction that I am totally unprepared for; being an" inspiration"! You see, I'm just doing what is natural for me. Having never been in a hospital as a patient in my whole life, the thought of entering into that realm is very disconcerting. People that find out what I'm doing make remarks to me about how "brave" I am or that I have a lot of "faith",but I see things differently.
I look at the women who have chosen to go the traditional path as having tremendous faith. They are putting their bodies in the hands of men and women who can only offer them treatments they have learned in books. There is no individual care; everyone is treated the same. And pretty much everyone gets the same prognosis! If you are still alive in five years, you are considered "cured" of cancer! If you drop dead two weeks after that five year mark, well, you are still considered cured of cancer because you passed that five year mark.
I cannot imagine giving control of my health and body over to a bunch of strangers that are limited in how they are able to help me. The path I have chosen keeps ME in charge. I listen to what my body needs and am able to adjust my lifestyle to the way my body will heal. I realize that just about any dis-ease is caused by not only a physical challenge, but an emotional and spiritual one as well. Therefore the healing cannot be accomplished by only addressing the physical, but the whole person I am has to be addressed and changes made.
Physicians are bound by the law to offer only the conventional treatments to their patients, or risk being fined and thrown in jail, where upon they of course would also lose their license to be a doctor. Their treatments have nothing to do with addressing each individual, and of course cannot even begin to treat the emotional or spiritual ailments.
So, when you put all that in perspective, who really is the brave soul? One who listens and follows what their body tells them it needs, or the person who gives all control over their body to those who MUST only treat the body?
Please don't misunderstand me; I have total compassion for the thousands and thousands of people who go the "normal" conventional route. After all, we have all been trained from birth that the Doctor knows what is best for us and that listening to our bodies or addressing the emotional and spiritual part of the ailment is whack-o! I daresay in this day and age, the medical personnel themselves got into the field with full intentions of helping their fellow man. Somewhere along the line, however, helping people has taken a back seat to plying the patient with pharmaceuticals that address the symptoms instead of the true problem.
So you see, I am not really a hero. I have simply chosen to listen to my body and address the root causes of the cancer as well as the physical dis-ease itself. I'm simply doing what comes naturally!
I wonder how much more health and well-being would people experience if listening to their bodies and addressing those underlying issues was the "norm".
As I share my journey with the inquiring minds around me, I am surprised with all the responses. For example those I thought would rally, being family, have made themselves ghosts in my world; or they think for some reason beyond my comprehension that I am lying. Why the hell would anyone lie about something as serious as having cancer?
For the most part, people have been very supportive and encouraging. I am grateful for the few family members that are very positive and let me know that even if I've chosen what they would classify as an extreme path, they will continue to support me in every way possible.
There is one reaction that I am totally unprepared for; being an" inspiration"! You see, I'm just doing what is natural for me. Having never been in a hospital as a patient in my whole life, the thought of entering into that realm is very disconcerting. People that find out what I'm doing make remarks to me about how "brave" I am or that I have a lot of "faith",but I see things differently.
I look at the women who have chosen to go the traditional path as having tremendous faith. They are putting their bodies in the hands of men and women who can only offer them treatments they have learned in books. There is no individual care; everyone is treated the same. And pretty much everyone gets the same prognosis! If you are still alive in five years, you are considered "cured" of cancer! If you drop dead two weeks after that five year mark, well, you are still considered cured of cancer because you passed that five year mark.
I cannot imagine giving control of my health and body over to a bunch of strangers that are limited in how they are able to help me. The path I have chosen keeps ME in charge. I listen to what my body needs and am able to adjust my lifestyle to the way my body will heal. I realize that just about any dis-ease is caused by not only a physical challenge, but an emotional and spiritual one as well. Therefore the healing cannot be accomplished by only addressing the physical, but the whole person I am has to be addressed and changes made.
Physicians are bound by the law to offer only the conventional treatments to their patients, or risk being fined and thrown in jail, where upon they of course would also lose their license to be a doctor. Their treatments have nothing to do with addressing each individual, and of course cannot even begin to treat the emotional or spiritual ailments.
So, when you put all that in perspective, who really is the brave soul? One who listens and follows what their body tells them it needs, or the person who gives all control over their body to those who MUST only treat the body?
Please don't misunderstand me; I have total compassion for the thousands and thousands of people who go the "normal" conventional route. After all, we have all been trained from birth that the Doctor knows what is best for us and that listening to our bodies or addressing the emotional and spiritual part of the ailment is whack-o! I daresay in this day and age, the medical personnel themselves got into the field with full intentions of helping their fellow man. Somewhere along the line, however, helping people has taken a back seat to plying the patient with pharmaceuticals that address the symptoms instead of the true problem.
So you see, I am not really a hero. I have simply chosen to listen to my body and address the root causes of the cancer as well as the physical dis-ease itself. I'm simply doing what comes naturally!
I wonder how much more health and well-being would people experience if listening to their bodies and addressing those underlying issues was the "norm".
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