It's not what you SAY that's important it's how you FEEL about what you SAY

Just the other week while going through my daily routine of asking myself how I felt today, I realised just how incredibly contented I felt about myself in general. This is something I do daily to gauge how I am travelling towards goals in my life, at that moment everything seemed to slow down as if I was watching a movie of myself in slow motion, it then fast-forwarded a little and played again at normal speed which to me felt like I had just seen myself change dramatically from one way of thinking directly into another new, transformed and exciting way that it meant I had actually expanded my own little universe and acquired the knowledge I needed to feel differently.

It was a 'Paradigm' for me and one of a few that have started showing up in my thoughts about 'how I really feel'. This is something I have asked myself for quite a long time without really getting a sense of complete satisfaction and the only answer to this was allowing one's self to be open to the change you are looking for. Again something I have found to be very difficult to master until now, so my thinking was obvious and closed to this notion.

I heard someone say once that 'your mind is the most powerful thing you have so any resistence to great change will exist because some people have very powerful minds' to me a paradigm in itself as I comtemplated not only myself but many other people who have very 'powerful' minds, and of course I had this powerful mind so in my own world I feel special as we all should.

I was able to relate this very thought to the people closest to me and und to have more of an understanding about their own mindsets and resistence to changes in their lives. It's a beautiful thing to validate about others close to you which also can bring you closer together within your personal relationships and family lives.

I understand the knowledge I have now learnt and the skills attained by me through the application of and the shift in paradigm's that have helped me speak the words but better yet feel the authenticity of them.