The Stream Blog
The Stream Blog is intended to provide real life stories of how to make changes in our thinking and feeling and get more of what we want. All the accounts are truly what happened, either from the author’s life or someone else’s direct account relayed to her. The blog tales show how the principles work when applied! When you have a comment or your own story which resonates, please send it to the author via email.
Won’t that be fun? To share experience in the Stream of Yes!
Please read this inspiring quote from Ernest Holmes:
“I know that the Spirit , which is Life, is present everywhere. Like the air I breathe, It presses against me, on the mountaintop, in the valley, in the desert, and on the ocean, It is everpresent. There is peace at the center of my being , a peace that can be felt throughout the day and in the cool of the evening. I dwell on the unity that underlies everything…. I focus my inward vision of this indwelling Harmony, knowing that as I contemplate Its perfection I will see It manifest in everything I do.” (365 Science of Mind, p. 315)
Below please review one of these blog posts. Enjoy!:
Getting Past Pop-Up Fear
We can find ourselves afraid of what happens to someone else. Let’s reframe those thoughts as we notice them.
Trust the Healed Self
We want to remain vigilant on our past habit of thought. We review that we don’t want to do that “abd” thing again. Except that means we are focusing on what we do NOT want more than on wanted.
At some point after years of practice, what if we lean more heavily on assuming we are ok to trust ourselves. We have invested in a “new ME,” in gaining confidence and in reliably aligning with Forces of Good.
Reminders of Connection
We are loved all the time. Even when we feel upset. We attract reminders of our connection as we reach for remembering. Sometimes we have
Healing a Jealous Habit
Most of us experience jealous feelings for at least a few moments in the course of our lives. Some of us feel jelousy frequently. Shifting
Trusting Life
We want to know that the Good in Life is always with us. Various blips on our path show up; we feel our primitive reactions. Can we keep reaching for calm from that base of trust? Is it akin to skiing the slopes of our upset, heading down hill with as much grace as we can muster. Here is one account:
Practicing More Empowering Thoughts: Out with the Blaming
We grow while we focus on Good each day. As we do this, we become more aware of thoughts that are not focusing on Good. Wow we notice some thoughts are critical and self-blaming.
Recovery Tools Up Our Sleeve
Isn’t it great when we notice a stream of thoughts that are fueled by fear and blame thinking? When we notice, we have the opportunity to make some significant changes and to feel better soon.
Turning to Self-Love
We each have some quality that we know does not show our best selves to the world. This post focuses on one woman who chided herself because she sometimes spoke for too long, was too loquacious. She sought help to soothe herself when that “flaw” showed up.
Practice Looking for the Good
Many of us have decided to shift our lives by embodying the Forces of Good, choosing moment by moment to appreciate ourselves and the world around us.
Skip Fighting Back
We wield more power to maintain our composure as we accept ourselves now, both old and new ways of thinking. As we become conscious how one of our own reactions does not create what we want, we shift it as we can bit by bit.
If Alarmed, Pause
Let’s trust the Forces of Good and our personal, divine connection more and more. When we hear news that disturbs us, we take a breath,
The Dog Story
We have so much power to influence our lives in the attitude we take. This example involves dogs—please read on.
Making Now Ok as We Proceed
Whatever we focus on we get more of it. Therefore, acknowledging Law of Attraction, if we can feel so frustrated that currently we don’t have what we really want, the very feeling of frustration is keeping it away.
Calm while Feeling Discomfort
Going through life we occasionally experience an uncomfortable bodily condition. When we feel that, let’s employ the tool of scanning our dear being for discomfort
Jill Bolte Taylor and Recovery
We love tales of heroism and miracles. The story of the neuroscientist, Jill Bolte Taylor, certainly inspires all of us. At age 37 this woman, an expert in the workings of the brain, experienced a stroke. With her background Jill understood in detail what was happening to her as she lived it.
Soothing Ourselves Now
Those of us following a path of self-mastery will experience fear and related emotions as we proceed. Recognizing only the power of Source Energy, we want to give no power to fear. We all grew up in a culture abundant with others feeling fear and we humans will need to practice continually in the honoring of the One Power.
Therefore, our growth involves noticing and recognizing old hurts and fear. Return to the One again and again, we know this is the process required, and we accept it. We do experience uncomfortable feelings, make them ok, and then we release them.
Appreciation and Miracles
We all want to feel good. Creating more feeling uplifted we reach to appreciate what we experience now. We notice the quality of sky, we see the trees showing buds, we bask in the sunshine after weeks of rain.
In appreciating we build new neural pathways in our brain. The more pathways, the easier it is to look for and find what we enjoy. We stoke the engine of positive vibrations. This welcomes events that seem miraculous.
Facilitate Healing
Louise Hay tells us that a change in attitude represents a key to heal bodily conditions[1]. We have all experienced parts of our body not functioning as designed to operate. To return to full health we must come back into balance throughout our being body, mind and spirit.