vision

Finally, I started meditating again, and reading more enlightenment articles, etc. They're very motiviting and formative.

As the days pass, I feel more and more awake, and better able to see things objectively instead of apprehensively.

Even though feedback at work is infrequent and of poor quality, I am regaining my sense of groundedness and direction.

I've been focusing on the first tenant: Clarity of Intention and this time, it really feels like it's 'working.' I'm much more confident because I feel like I am at once transcendant in relationship to my stresses and also better equipped to deal with them.

Today, after a very productive meeting, I sat in a very boring one.

I began to think about The Secret. I like this movie, despite two negatives: it has cheesy production quality and it promotes a very narcissistic philosophy. Despite that, however, is rather effective reminder on 'whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve'. and for that reason, i've watched it a couple of times now.

In one scene, a interviewee talks about having a 'dreams board', which was a small bulletin board with images of the things he wanted in life.

I started to think about what I wanted, and a big smile came on my face.