I’m still sick. On the couch, feet up, lemon and honey at hand. Actually, I'm well on the road to recovery, but I've decided to take another day just to really kick this cold into touch.
I’ve done my restorative and healing Ascension meditation all morning so I thought a quick little email couldn’t hurt.
Today is all about priorities.
Peace - calm - happiness - clarity - fulfilment - whatever the thing is that you want can only come to you when you make it a priority.
The last course I taught over the weekend showed me that, again.
The people said they wanted the good qualities of life but were also saying they had no time to practice.
We have a dilemma.
Do you really want what you say you want?
If you did, surely it would be simple to set aside the small amount of time necessary to get what you want.
Surely?
And these guys I was talking with are all people who have learnt Ascension meditation. It’s not like they don’t know what to do. They have the keys to the greatest, simplest, most powerful vehicles in the whole world - they just don't use them.
The hardest thing about Ascension meditation is just sitting down and making time. Which is great, because making time is simple when you are committed to what you want from it.
It is, as they say, a no brainer.
But, on the other hand, getting what you want - say peace and clarity, or living a completely stress-free life - is almost impossible if there is not at least a small sense of prioritising those things.
It always comes back to what you really want. What you are truly committed to always is reflected back at you, in your life.
Make living a life of ease and joy a priority and everything is straightforward from there.
You ready to do that?
I’m ready to teach you what you need:
https://arjunaishaya.leadpages.co/ascensionmeditation/
Peace is a piece of cake when you have the right priorities and the right tools. Without one of those ingredients it’s a bit trickier.
Up to you though - completely up to you.
If I were you, I would make it so.
That’s the view from the couch. Take it easy. - Arjuna