Good tools, Lyman!

Cardin: It still seems strange to me to say “blame” would be a good thing, but in this sense it actually is. Intellectually I know that I’m 100% responsible for my own reality, so it doesn’t really fit – who is there to blame if I attracted it? I’m still working on completely integrating that belief, but for now, I just know that it does feel better, and I’m not meant to stay there.

Thanks again for starting the game.

Great list! I really appreciate your mentioning “reaching for a better feeling thought”. I know that you’ve commented about a post on that topic on my site–but I just can’t express enough how empowering it is to know that sometimes blame, or anger, are a step up–so glad you are talking about this too.

Cardin Lilly

But seriously, it does work wonders, doesn’t it? Just move… and keep moving.

Rick: I found that post about 2 weeks (?) ago, and I still chuckle whenever I think about it… especially when our girl grabs something out of the trash and goes running when she see’s me!

One of the things I left out was playing with my granddaughters. They’re still young enough that there is no pretence. What you see is what you get, so when they play with you, there is a pure joy that is infectious.

The “do something” works the best for me. Look for anything that needs doing, anything that looks fun, just move, accomplish something, even if it is just making cinnamon toast, the smell alone will get your vibe up, toasted bread combined with melted butter sprinkled with cinnamon, it’s easy to do too, if you like that sort of thing.

My entry into the High Vibes Game.