- Stillness
- Presence:
- Non attachment
- Beginner's Mind
- Acceptance
- Inspiration
- Responsibility
- Kindness Quotient
INSPIRATION
Intention drives our creative processes. Bringing into our awareness an inspired vision of who we are and who we are to become fuels the creation of an intentional reality. When problems appear in our lives, there is a tendency to focus so intently on the problem that an individual may define himself by the problem. This type of focus also drives our creative processes. Keeping our consciously chosen intention clearly in focus will help us move forward in a chosen future. How we inspire ourselves is unique to each individual. The key is to identify and engage in practices that help us focus on our highest and best selves. How is your mastery of inspired vision?--John Kroneck
I believe that inspiration may have a small or large scope. It can be be anything from a recent continuing education class to new music causing you to change your 'normal' routine. When I was a child, my mother worked standing on her feet a lot and asked for someone to rub her feet. Today one of my main modalities is reflexology. I have a set of black out curtains that I really love the pattern and color. They do not match the color my massage room is painted. While searching for a rug to place in the room, I looked for something to go with the paint scheme. Instead I found a rug that goes perfectly with the blackout curtains. Soon I will be repainting the room. Michael J Fox inspires me to focus on the things that I can do, not my limitations. What or who inspires you?
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