"Secrets Of The Nurse Healers"

We went to a New Age Church on Sunday with the intention to
watch the movie: The Secret.

But the equipment wouldn't cooperate.

So our friend and minister gave us the DVD to take home and view.

I couldn't ignore what I felt as I watched the movie. It focused
on principles I am sure you're all familiar with.

As am I: Principles such as the importance of gratitude and forgiveness. And bringing the wisdom of the spiritual masters into our every day lives.

Principles that emphasize the power of the subconscious mind through auto-suggestion to bring about everything we really, really want in this life time--but because of limiting beliefs, may feel we don't deserve to have.

And Principles such as strength, enlightenment, joy, prosperity
and love to neutralize the negatives such as shame, guilt, resentments and fear.

Oh, and how in order to heal others, we must first love and
heal ourselves.

yes, we've heard about these things a million times.

But may still be stuck in ruts and grooves where we have long failed
to feel the absolute Joy of Living moment by moment.

And that is what we must do: throw off all these limitations--because there are no boundaries to what is possible to achieve.

The narrators brought up example after example of drawing millions
and millions of dollars into their lives by the simple act of changing
their minds about money. Most of the narrators had been very poor
and in some cases, homeless at some point in their lives.

Forinstance: instead of looking at some wealthy person and secretly
thinking--that person is rich because she screwed people--

Or that money is the root of all evil--

Or that money creates greed--

You get the picture.

Instead of having so much anger regarding money, the idea is to say:
I am the master--money is my servant. I am the creator of my life,
in concert with the creative Divine Intelligence of the Universe.

I am The Conduit for Love, Prosperity, Joy, Abundance and Money --and FEEL the freedom. FEEL the depth of your positive emotions.

The Movie went on to define all areas of life where we are potentially blocked: relationships, health, and all examples of negative attitudes.

See this Movie--

Order it now!! (Not Yet Available in Theatres).

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One cannot help others by taking on their troubles, nor can
the world be saved by carrying burdens as a sign of caring.
It is far more practical to concentrate upon the beneficial
aspects of the culture and to observe the accomplishments of
people, rather than making mental lists of their deficiencies
and lacks, thus eliminating effective action.

The idea is not to ignore the dire circumstances of the world,
but to acknowledge one's own strength and creativity, and from
that viewpoint, look at those areas in need of constructive help.

I felt it was important to enlarge upon feelings of well-being
and spontaneity and to encourage the feelings and activities that bring them about. Unfortunate life situations should have no power over us if we realize that events do not exist by themselves: they exist first in the mind. If every person changed her attitude, the world will change for the better. Empowering new laws would follow.

The ideal is to join with every human being, all living creatures, the sun, earth, wind and flower. Prayer connects us to all things in the universe. This is why it works so well to bring about healing.

Another ancient art that is powerfully helpful is to tune into
the message of our dreams. This requires an acknowledgment that
beneath the world we know, there is another. Adjacent to our familiar focus there are other realities that are just as legitimate. We can draw from these worlds to heal our lives.

Long term illnesses have often resolved suddenly through a dream or dream series. Dreams often allow for the prevention of a chronic condition without our having any conscious awareness of how this happens.

I had a vision for my calling as a nurse. I wanted to be the kind of person who could stimulate my patients to pursue personal potential in a strictly unique style, to pursue and develop awareness as a prerequisite to peace of mind. The official, accepted view of the world no longer applied, then and now, as new suppositions of the will are built upon and encouraged to evolve, bringing a new base and foundation upon which to formulate individual and cultural action, as a manifestation of life-as art form.

Medicine as an art form rests on these principles: a spontaneous and life giving approach, an evaluation of exteriorly manifested conditions as a reflection of attitudes and beliefs, and the act of remaining flexible and playful in one's approach to life. The choice is a personal one. But once the journey has begun, the adventure becomes a colorful kaleidoscope of unpredictable action; the art-form never
finished, always giving to new creation.

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Halloween

My partner Tom and I went shopping for a Halloween costume last night at the wild and crazy Spencer's Gift Store. What halarity! Tom needed to dress up for a Halloween school function the next day, but is allergic to synthetic mask materials.

He is a teacher.

We almost bought a 6 1/2 foot tall vampire that loomed at the store's entrance and was successfully luring crowds of people inside to buy, buy, buy!!

I knew if we bought the dude, we'd never get rid of him--kinda like "What about Bob?"

So we bought a talking and singing skeleton head, who sings about no longer being alive with an insane grin on his face.

The skeleton will bring hours of entertainment to our Friday night pizza parties.

I can see it now--I'll bring him out................

We can laugh for awhile. meanwhile inwardly contemplating the nature of impermanence................

And heal the feelings that inevitably arise regarding our own mortality.

10 Top Self-Care Tips for Transformation

1) Hang out with your dog(s)--watch the sun and moon dance
upon her whiskers.

2) Purposely practice living in the present moment.

3) Learn to take yourself lightly--and in the process, learn
to laugh at yourself NOW not retrospectively.

4) Learn to spend time with yourself--learn to thoroughly enjoy
it.

5) Practice Letting Go to a Power Greater Than Yourself.

6) Practice Forgiveness by learning the Loving Kindness Meditation.

7) May all beings be free of suffering.

8) May all hearts everywhere be open to their pain.

9) May the light flood all shared hearts, with each heart
encouraging the earth to heal.

10) May all beings everywhere dissolve the shadows of the past
into the light of the healing present. May we all live in mercy
and care for each other and for ourselves. May we all come to
treasure ourselves and each other. May we all come to treasure each
other in ourselves.

In order to bring all good things into our lives, we mustpractice vibrating at 200 (courage) and above on the consciousness scale.

The scale is a practical tool to keep our focus on the states of mind that make us feel GOOd ((GOD)).

Read more in Dr. David Hawkin's book "Power vs. Force."

Hawkins states that he has reached a highly advanced state of awareness by Divine grace and via decisive life experiences. In his works
he approaches the study and practice of spirituality by means of his personal experience and his clinical and academic background.
The stated objectives of Hawkins' research and teaching are to facilitate metaphysical understanding and to confirm the reality of spiritual truth in the individual as well as society, focusing on subtle contextual
aspects of consciousness and the road to enlightenment.

Life overview and professional stages

Born in Milwaukee on June 3, 1927, David Ramon Hawkins is the son of Ramon Nelson and Alice-Mary (McCutcheon) Hawkins. He grew up in rural
Wisconsin. At the age of 12 years as a paperboy, in winter, he had a near-death experience (NDE). Serving in the U.S. Navy from 1945-1946
during World War II, he was aboard a minesweeper between June and August before Japan surrendered. After the war he earned a B.S. in pre-med
from Marquette University (1950) and received a medical degree (M.D) from the Medical College of Wisconsin (1953). Hawkins underwent five
years of his own Freudian psychoanalysis in New York while he trained to be a psychiatrist to take up his profession in 1953, leading to
the American Psychiatric Association 50-Year Distinguished Life Fellows honor (May, 2004).

As a seeker and later on researcher of truth all his life, he was left unsatisfied by the array of information in the volumes of the Great Books
of the Western World. Calling himself a "misfit", he gravitated towardunconventional methods privately as well as professionally.

He married Margaret Hawkins, with whom he has one daughter. Due to his spiritual conversion in January 1965 and the course of subsequent life
changes they divorced. In 1979 Hawkins gave up his large practice for a seven-year-period of a frugal life in Arizona as a hermit. After 12
years of spiritual study and meditation, he relearned worldly manners again
to become an "ordinary man."

Susan Humphrey, later his second wife,
entered his life in 1991, being the one, who strongly insisted that he publish his findings.

Until 1995 he had remained publicly silent
about his extraordinary spiritual states such as his first memory,
a sudden awareness of existence, at the age of 3, his NDE as a youngster,
sensing the "excruciating immensity of the suffering of mankind" at 16,
and his claimed enlightenment at 38 years, which he believes terminated
his personhood, followed by his unity experience in 1977 in Rothman's
Restaurant in Long Island.

Quotations by David R. Hawkins

On effective change

"We change the world not by what we say or do, but as a consequence of what
we have become. Thus, every spiritual aspirant serves the world."
The Eye of the I, p. 69

On the ego/false God

"From the viewpoint of the evolution of consciousness, atheism results
from the refusal or inability to let go of the illusion that the
narcissistic core of the ego is sovereign and is the source of one's
life and existence." Truth vs. Falsehood, p. 356

On teaching/teachers

"The true [spiritual] teachers can be seen to have no interest in fame
or in having followers, prestige or trappings [...] The teachings and
not the teacher are what is important. Inasmuch as the teachings do not
come from the personage of the teacher at all, it does not make sense to
idolize or worship the personage. The information is transmitted as a
gift because it was received as such." The Eye of the I, p. 37

On his enlightenment experience

"There was this miraculous change. .... it is so far reaching and [%u2026]
so far beyond ordinary human experience. [%u2026] Now everything is transformed.

[%u2026] And there is absolutely nothing you can say about it. [%u2026] Whatever
had been my individual self was struck dumb with awe. It was awesome
beyond all meaning of the word to be the witness of the presence
of that which is in its naked expression as all existence. [%u2026]

Although the mind has stopped one is at one with all that is
known. There is, in the instant, the experience with those attributes
of God described as omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence.

The power is infinite. The knowingness is also infinite. All things
are known. It doesn't mean that all things are denoted by the intellect,
because one would have to have an interest in such things. It is like
in the presence of omniscience that all things are knowable, therefore
one doesn't bother knowing about the specific."

Here Is The Map of Consciousness :

Map of the Scale of Consciousness

Level Log/Calibration Emotion

Enlightenment 700 - 1,000 Pure Consciousness

Peace 600 Illumination

Joy 540 Serenity

Love 500 Reverence

Reason 400 Understanding

Acceptance 350 Forgiveness

Willingness 310 Optimism

Neutrality 250 Trust

Courage 200 Affirmation

The above are levels of Truth

The below are levels of falsehood

Pride 175 Scorn

Antagonistic 150 Hate

Desire 125 Lust

Fear 100 Anxiety

Grief 75 Regret

Apathy/Hatred 50 Despair

Guilt 30 Blame

Shame 20 Humiliation

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