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Don't wait until everything is just right. It will never be perfect.

There will always be challenges, obstacles and less than perfect conditions. So what? Get started now. With each step you take, you will grow stronger and stronger, more and more skilled, more and more self-confident and more and more successful.

 

Never take some one for granted, Hold every person Close to your Heart
because you might wake up one day and realize that you have lost a diamond
while you were too busy collecting stones. Remember this always in life.
 

You are a Spirit being here to live the human experience, not a human being here

to live the occasional spiritual experience.

Spirit greatness is who you really are. This is your true identity. We are Spirit

(‘uhane), first and foremost, and we have three aspects of human existence -

mana’o (intellect), pu’uwai (emotions) and na’au (gut instincts).

Pono is automatically achieved when we identify with ‘uhane, then align the

human aspects with it. The easiest way to do this is to remember this simple

formula:

Never, ever attach a temporary human

condition to your spirit greatness.

For example, it’s never, “I am confused, I am angry.” It’s “I am spirit greatness.”

Then identify which of the three aspects are running amok, andattribute those

temporary conditions accordingly - thoughts to mana’o, emotions to pu’uwai.

As in:

“Mana’o is confused right now,” or “Pu’uwai is feeling angry right now.”

This creates a little neutral zone between you and whatever human conditions

you are temporarily feeling, and allows you to identify at all times with who you

really are.

That neutral zone is your kapu space, your sacred place, wherein you recognize

yourself only as you truly are - spirit greatness.

When you find yourself out of the canoe, listen to what you’re saying. If it’s a lot

of, “I am this and that and the other,” ask yourself, “Does this, that and the other

represent spirit greatness?” If it doesn’t, don’t attach the word “I” to it.

Identify whether “this, that and the other” is an emotion or a thought, then

attribute it to the appropriate aspect. “Mana’o is thinking this,” or “Pu’uwai is

feeling that,” right now.”

Identify only with spirit greatness. ‘Uhane nui au - anything else is a temporary

human condition. All the hana - the work - starts from here, after you have

consciously connected back into your own spiritual place of being.

 

Getting what you want:

Clear your mind

Decide what you want

Ask for it

Visualize having it

Experience & feel gratitude

Release control

Stay positive

Be patient

Invite it in

Expect the best

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