Beautiful Gift

One of the most beautiful gifts we are able to enjoy as Spirit is the ability to participate in the shaping of our future by holding our thoughts with faith and gratitude upon those things which we wish to manifest in our life.

By our thoughts we may rise to our highest aspirations.

No other living creature has this privilege.

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Advancement

Divine Substance is always for the advancement and prosperity of all.

 

We are but a vessel through which this advancement is accomplished.

 

Each is given a passion which if actively developed through faith with gratitude, cannot fail to manifest itself in our physical life. 

Are you actively pursuing your passion?

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Stay Focused

Our physical journey is so short, yet we manage to entangle ourselves with things of insignificance—losing sight of our passions. 

We build prison walls around us, falsely believing in the presumed protection they provide. What is it we are protecting anyway? 

We trap ourselves in a world of accumulation and status, thinking it will lead us to the love and happiness we seek. 

We become content, accepting mediocrity, sacrificing worthy intentions and the desire for following Spirit’s calling. 

Through seeking control, we lose it—becoming slaves to ego’s insatiable demands. 

True peace, love, joy, health and prosperity are found in Spirit—Creation. 

Allow your true self—not ego—to be your guide, bringing you all you are able to perceive from this short visit in the physical dimension.

A Haitian Story in Ottawa

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On Saturday, the 6th of March 2010 I was standing in the check out line at the Canadian Tire on Olgivie Road when I noticed that a tiny middle aged Caribbean woman in line in front of me was purchasing camping gear, which to me seemed a bit out of character.  Being the curious person that I am I inquired if the camping gear was for herself or was it for her children?  She stated it was for Haiti.  The dome tent and tarps she was purchasing was for someone in Haiti.  Being such a tiny woman and such a big heavy tent I offered to carry it out to her car for her.  Once in the parking lot I asked where her car was?  She had no car, that she had taken the bus.  

At this point my girlfriend Divania and I realized we just couldn't let this tiny little woman try and take this big tent and tarp's home on the bus and we offered her a ride.  She, Anna accepted our offer.  On the ride home I inquired who the tent was for; it was for her 74 year old mother and her brother who had lost there home in the earthquake and were currently sleeping in the open air on the streets in Haiti - not even a tarp to cover themselves. I thought about my own mother, what it would be like if she had lost everything and was sleeping on the streets of Toronto, just as the winter season was coming.  

Being a curious person I further inquired and discovered that the Airline she is travelling on to Haiti to deliver this tent to her mother is going to charge her extra for bringing the tent and relief supplies with her.  This is a women of modest income and this trip is no doubt a great expense for her.  As we turned from Montreal Road onto Anna's street to drop her off she didn't need to tell me which home was hers; the vividly painted home with bright cheerful Caribbean colours that she had painted herself jumped right out at us.  After carrying Anna's mothers new home from the trunk of my car to her front door again I thought of my own family.  I knew at that moment I would just have to do something to help this wonderful lady and if nothing else at least try to get her story told.    

As Anna is bringing relief supplies to homeless family members in Haiti I am hoping that someone from the Ottawa Citizen or even the Office of the Governor General can inquire with the airline on this wonderful ladies behalf and see if the airline has any special provisions that would permit them to waive the normal surcharge they charge customers who go over their weight allocation.  After all, Anna is bringing relief supplies to people who lost everything in the earthquake and are now sleeping in the open on the streets of Haiti just as the rainy season is starting.  

Anna is leaving for Haiti from the Montreal Airport on the 24th of March 2010 and flying Air Transit to Haiti.  

Thank you so much for your time,

David Loftus

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http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/ottawa/Organizations+help+nurse+flying+with+Haiti/2710204/story.html

Organizations help nurse flying with aid to Haiti

Woman loads up on vital supplies for family

By Katie Stewart, The Ottawa CitizenMarch 22, 2010

Anna Junie Jeanty is surrounded by the relief supplies she is taking to her family in Haiti on Wednesday.

She won't have to pay $400 in excess baggage fees and Canadian Tire will reimburse her for some of the supplies.

Photograph by: Julie Oliver, The Ottawa Citizen

With the help of an Ottawa non-profit organization, an area woman will not have to pay $400 in excess baggage fees to bring essential supplies to her family in Haiti.

Not Just Tourists Ottawa arranged to have the fees waived for Anna Junie Jeanty, who is flying to Haiti on Wednesday with a five-person tent and other supplies for family members made homeless by the Jan. 12 earthquake.

It's unusual for Not Just Tourists Ottawa to get involved with a flight to Haiti. The charity, which originated in St. Catharines, Ont., accepts donations of medicine and medical supplies from pharmacies, physicians, and hospitals, then arranges for travellers to volunteer to take these supplies on their flights. Often NJT can make arrangements with airlines to waive fees for humanitarian goods.

Because Haiti is not a hotspot for tourists, NJT does not often send donations there. However, when the organization heard of Jeanty's plight, it stepped in.

"We're just trying to make a small difference in something so big," said Mary Metcalfe, founder and co-ordinator of NJT-Ottawa. "You do what you can do."

Jeanty has lived in Ottawa for 10 years, working as a registered practical nurse. It was more than a week after the earthquake struck before she received news that her family, including her 74-year-old mother and a brother, had survived. However, they were left with nothing and are now living on the streets.

Air Transat resumed weekly flights to Haiti on March 10. Soon afterward, Jeanty booked a $580 return flight from Montreal to Port-au-Prince. She plans to stay a week.

"I am going to support and comfort my family," said Jeanty.

She plans to bring the tent, an electrical converter and other much-needed goods. "I need to bring covers, candles -- people need these things."

Jeanty's not the only one packing a heavy load to Haiti.

Air Transat spokesman Jacques Bouchard said the Haiti flights have "heavier than normal baggage because people pack as much as possible."

Although they have made an exception for Jeanty, Air Transat has not adjusted excess baggage policies to accommodate travellers bringing supplies to Haiti.

"We are limited by the plane," said Bouchard. "There's a legal and performance limit."

Air Transat allows a maximum of 50 kilograms of personal luggage. Passengers are allowed 32 kilograms of excess baggage, but must pay $12 for each excess kilogram.

"I think they should make exceptions in situations like this," said David Loftus, an Ottawa resident who met Jeanty at the Canadian Tire on Ogilvie Road when she was purchasing the tent. When he learned about her situation, he felt compelled to help however he could and began contacting various organizations.

"I think a while back, airlines would have gone out of their way to help their customers, but times have changed," said Loftus

In addition to the help from NJT-Ottawa, Canadian Tire has also offered to reimburse Jeanty for the supplies she bought at their store.

"We would love to help her out," said Joanne Elson, manager of Canadian Tire retail communications.

"I just thought that Anna would get community support from telling her story," said Loftus.

And it worked.

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Here to There

Spirit is energy.
We are spirit.
Mind is the tool we use to bridge from spirit to physical.
By our thought choices we cross that bridge to our physical world.
What are you choosing today?

Reflection

You cannot see yourself in the reflection from a mirror.

It can only reveal  part of the illusion ego has attached itself to.

Open

Does it really matter if my clothes are folded this way or that?


Why would I concern myself with such things?


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Walk Away

It is important we remove our self at the first opportunity from any negative environment that may arise.

It is equally important not to personalize the environment attaching anger or frustration.

This anger or frustration builds up a resistance in the body which is cumulative and will appear later in some form of dis ease.

If we do find our self harbouring any negativity it is imperative we dispel it immediately.

A great way to assuage pent up anger and frustration is through some form of concentrated physical activity.

We Are Responsible - We Choose

What kind of thoughts will I choose today?

What kind of day do I choose to have today regardless of circumstance?

What are my options and why would I choose this particular one?

True knowledge and power is found not in the acquisition of things, diplomas, information or status, but in self mastery – the understanding of self. One of the first steps to self mastery is to understand we have choice.

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The Olympics

The Olympics – A true display of spirit, mind and body.
What have you learned? 
How will you apply it?
Do you possess the courage?

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