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Thought of the Day

Know yourself! Watch how you manifest the small things in life and think about how you felt inside with those things.

Think about how easily they came. You will find that you thought of a small thing once and never thought about it again, and then it manifested.

What really happened was that you didn’t think any thoughts or speak any words, which contradicted what you wanted, so the law of attraction was able to do its work.

                                                                                                                   “The Secret”

 

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Thought of the Day

Know yourself! Watch how you manifest the small things in life and think about how you felt inside with those things.

Think about how easily they came. You will find that you thought of a small thing once and never thought about it again, and then it manifested.

What really happened was that you didn’t think any thoughts or speak any words, which contradicted what you wanted, so the law of attraction was able to do its work.

                                                                                                                   “The Secret”

 

Myself, Writing

Dreaming

By Jemal Y

I tried to hold on, I really did.  Waking up, and running here to this page only showed me something I knew quite well.  The blank white space matching the insides of my brain.  The thoughts as empty as the dreams I had for my future.  I wanted what I saw to be real, to be put down and documented so I can say it existed but instead I sit here, attempting to grab sunlight with my hand and finding it fruitless.

I see flashes of smiles and one shot of me crying.  About what?  I dont know, except the tears came from deep within, feeding of the years of stored up sadness.

Just small flashes of tears and smiles.  Kind of like my past.  Nothing makes sense except that perhaps I have dreamt all my life. 

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Susheela Raman: intriguing artist

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Susheela Raman

Biography

Susheela Raman hails from the movement of immigrant and second-generation musicians from the Indian subcontinent based in Britain, who perform a fusion of traditional and classical forms from their homeland with contemporary beats and dancehall tracks from Western Europe. Raman was born to immigrant parents in London in 1973, and her family soon moved closer to the subcontinent, taking a home in Australia, where she soon started learning and performing South Indian classical song. With a bevy of recitals under her belt, she began working with more blues-based music (soul, rock, R&B) for a while, alternating between that and new studies in Hindustani song with Shruti Sadolikar. Returning to England within a few years, she began work on the idea of fusing Indian classical forms with more contemporary Western ones. Aided by Sam Mills, who had done similar projects with one of the contemporary Baul singers, Raman worked with a huge number of foreign artists on the Salt Rain project, released in 2001. She was nominated as the first world music artist for the British Mercury Prize, and satisfied with the results of Salt Rain, Raman used the same basic guidelines to create Love Trap, released in mid-2003. ~ Adam Greenberg, Rovi

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World Cancer Day



  
In memory of our mums, dads, brothers and sisters, friends and loved ones of whom there are so many.

This year has been one with too many diagnoses too close to home.  For all the friends, family, loved ones, and those we don’t even know…

 

 

 

 

 

Friday is world cancer day – I’d appreciate it if you will forward this request 

 93% won’t forward 

A small request.. Just one line. 

Dear God, I pray for a cure for cancer.  Amen 

All you are asked to do is keep this circulating, even if it’s only to one more person. 
In memory of anyone you know who has been struck down by cancer or is still living with it. 

A Candle Loses Nothing by Lighting Another Candle.. 

Please Keep This Candle Going

    

 


  
  Thanks 
Chris xoxox
  
  

 


 

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Thought of the day!

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Begin forwarded message:

From: “Sangita Poudel” <sangita@zibabeauty.com>
Date: November 18, 2010 9:00:43 AM PST
To: “TeamZibaBeauty” <TeamZibaBeauty@zibabeauty.com>
Subject: Thought of the day!

Food for thought!

When there is a big change of energy which affects our lives, we often label it as “bad” and cause ourselves sorrow, pain, and suffering by resisting that change.

 But you always have a choice.

In the Universe there is never just one way, and you are never trapped with no way out, no matter what has occurred.

In every circumstance and moment of your life there are two paths available to you.

The two paths are the positive and the negative, and YOU are the one who chooses which path you will take.

                                                                                                          “The Secret’’

Thank You!

Sangita Poudel

ZIBA Beauty

562-402-5131 Ext.242

 

 

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