Nurturing Divine Inspiration

There are some times when we are particularly susceptible to "new/revised" thoughts: when clapping your hands, walking, sneezing, or moments of peak mental/emotional activity.  The relationship between breath and thought can also be quite powerful.

The mandatory activities are facilitated by several other activities which are useful and quite often fun but not, of themselves, absolutely necessary.  Indeed, I have found that they seem to be natural extensions of the mandatory activities; and, when practiced in context, tend to accelerate the benefits/experience.  For me the boundaries between many of their explanations can often be rather subtle and fuzzy,  Talking  about them involves much overlap.

In no particular order, these "techniques" include but are not limited to:

 

• Metaphysical Interpretations of Bible Scriptures
• Practicing the Law of Substitution
• Forgiving
• Blessing your circumstances
• Tithing of time, treasure, and talent
• Practicing Spiritual Denial
• Proactive Visualization
• Distillation/Patience/Gestation
• Keeping an Open Mind ...Judging Not
• Asking better questions
• Journalizing 
• Setting clear boundaries
• Lifestyle tapes
• Form good habits and serve them vigilantly.
• support groups