Paper Plane Movie

Posted Tuesday, March 9th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

This is an short story about how a boy changed the rules of throwing a paper plane.  There is a common belief to how an airplane should look like.  He did something surprising.  Click to see…

http://www.paperairplanemovie.com/?cm_mmc=Responsys-_-NL-_-3.1.10-_-PPAPmovie

The Strangest Secret

Posted Monday, March 8th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

Here is an excerpt from a movie from Earl Nightingale.

http://www.thestrangestsecretmovie.com/?cm_mmc=Responsys-_-WK-_-2.20.10-_-TSSCmovie

You become what you think about.  What goal do you want?  Think about it, and plant it in your mind.

Halo Effect Video

Posted Friday, February 26th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

There is a movement that is going and it is called the Halo Effect…check it out…

“Unlike random acts of kindness, The Halo Effect is about forethought. Planning 28 things that people can do as individuals or in groups each day takes the focus off yourself and directs positive energy towards others. Join the movement and spread the word. Find the Halo Effect on the web at“…http://haloeffect.infinity-pr.com andhttp://twitter.com/haloeffect2010

2010 World of Difference

Posted Thursday, February 25th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

Here is a music video of a man named Damian who is playing guitar solo that is inspirational.

Out of sight, Out of mind

Posted Wednesday, February 24th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

Have you ever tried to run away from your problems?  Well, trying to push something out of sight and out of mind does not work.

Here is a something I got from an email:

When faced with issues, rather than invest time and energy to solve the problem, often we try to move the problem – either to someone else’s desk, someone else’s department, or even someone else’s city.

I saw this in plain sight when I visited the Philippines last month. The government there is working hard to transfer many of Manila’s homeless to a different city. However, they are being moved; not empowered, educated, enlightened or encouraged. It’s a transfer. Not a solution. The problem still exists. Just not on the streets of Manila.

It’s not enough to move a difficult employee to another branch. I heard that the new ’solution’ for nuclear waste is to set it adrift on a barge. At least then, the nuclear energy won’t sit one place. No, this way it will reach many different places. Good move.

Moving problems never solves the issue. The problems still exists, even if you don’t have to see it or smell it.

In our own lives, we often try to move our own issues around, without actually trying to solve them. We may squelch one addiction, only to develop another one; because we’ve transferred the need, instead of getting to the root and removing it. We may fill one sense of emptiness, but if there are general insecurity or inadequacy issues, and they are not addressed on a causal level, they will pop up in another area of our lives.

When things look okay, it doesn’t mean that they are okay. Even when the sanitation trucks leave our neighborhoods, remember, the refuse goes somewhere else.

I know many people who’ve moved jobs or houses in search of something better. But because they seek to change their environment, without taking responsibility to change themselves, only the scenery changes. The issues stay the same. You can’t quit a job because of a tyrannical boss. That boss will show up in a different costume on a different set at your next job. This isn’t my prediction. This is a spiritual truth.

Out of sight, out of mind doesn’t work – not spiritually or physically.

This week, let’s take an honest look at our issues, even the ones we think we’ve overcome. Have we really resolved the issues, or have we simply displaced them? Are we looking for solutions on the outside, when the real solution is to change the inside?

We can use the visual mantra below to allow us to get to the roots. The good news is that when we really remove the problem at its roots, we are simultaneously creating more room within for genuine fulfillment and not simply relief.

Importance of Spirituality

Posted Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

This quote highlights the importance of spirituality….

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Our spiritual work is the real work. It must be regarded at least as important as our day-to-day responsibilities, as important as the work that pays the bills – because it’s what makes the difference in every area of our lives.

Working on ourselves is precisely what brings the prosperity, the health, the love and the success, in abundance.

Today, work on you, and the rest of your life will reap the rewards.

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Daily Quote

Posted Monday, February 22nd, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

Here is a wonderful quote about life experiences, I found from Abraham Hicks…

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There is not something you’re supposed to do. There’s not something that you should do. There is only that which you are inspired to do. And how do you get inspired except by the contrast? It’s the life experience that gives you the idea of the desire, and then as you focus upon the desire, the Energy flows.

— Abraham

Excerpted from the workshop in Philadelphia, PA on Tuesday, April 14th, 1998

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A dog’s purpose from a six year old

Posted Friday, February 19th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

What is a dog’s purpose?

This is description is so touching.  I wonder why most people do not think this way?

Baby moose born

Posted Thursday, February 18th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment


This is an email I received from someone from Thunder Bay, Canada.

Baby Moose 12 Hours Old -

Born in the middle of downtown Thunder Bay , ON, CANADA

In my whole life  in Thunder Bay, I have never seen a new born baby moose.

And then there was this.

The mother picked a small quiet neighbor  in Thunder Bay and had her baby in

the front yard, just off Kuznier Crescent (George Burk Park) ,at 5:30 am.

The lady across the street from this house said she saw it being born.

We saw them at 5:30 PM. So the little one was 12 hours old.

What an awesome thing to see.

Cheetahs and Antelope

Posted Thursday, February 4th, 2010. Filed Under My Daily Dose | Leave a Comment

Ever had a conflict with someone at work?  This may give you a different perspective.  This clearly illustrates how the three cheetahs were able to bridge their differences with the antelope and were able to become friends.

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