A Look at the Principle of Mutuality

October 28, 2011 by  
Filed under Relationships, Universal Laws

The Principle of Mutuality is a universal principle that says that every interaction we have with another is based on mutual agreement. By this, we mean that the interaction must be fair and beneficial to both parties. Only in this way can the interaction become truly meaningful and healthy.

The acceptance of this principle is implied in every relationship. Problems arise when this principle is violated. Violation can be at the conscious level or the unconscious level.

Taking What is not Given

At the conscious level, we violate this principle each time we consciously intent and act to take from others what is not given. This includes the taking of intangible as well as tangible things. Tangible things are things like properties, belongings, money and even this body. Intangibles are things like life, rights, space, time, self esteem, choices, values and trust. Avoiding taking tangible things from others without their explicit permissions is easier as it requires coarser awareness. Avoiding taking intangible things from others, on the other hand, requires more awareness and attention on our part. Read more

The Principle of Accountability

May 20, 2011 by  
Filed under Universal Laws

We are responsible for every thought, word and deed of ours. The ancient masters said we are the owner of our deeds and we are the result of them.

Once we understand the concept of…

AS WE SOW, SO WE REAP

… we will understand that whatever we get out of our lives is a result of what we have planted in our mind. Our past mental imprints determine our present situation in life, and the mental imprints that we plant now will determine our future situation. Read more

A Memorable Death

May 20, 2011 by  
Filed under Death and Dying

Marvin is 55 years old and he has a brain tumour. He is getting physically weaker by the day and is now having difficulty in breathing. However, he is still mentally very alert.

Although Marvin knows that death is imminent, he does not seem to fear death, at least not outwardly. As he is not talking very much about his impending death, I take it as a sign that he or those around him have not fully accepted the reality of his situation. I personally feel if this hurdle is overcome, it would make a tremendous change for all. Read more

On Death and Dying

May 20, 2011 by  
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While I was having my lunch two days ago, a patient of mine approached me and made a request that I go to her house to see her husband who is dying of cancer.

Her husband has been suffering of a cancer of the neck which has spread to the liver and other parts of his body for many months. He was growing weaker by the day and his body was getting thinner and more cachexic each time I saw him. I have been visiting him at his home once in a while to help change his urinary cathether.

When we reached her house, I went in and upon looking at her husband, I realised that he had died. To make sure, I checked his carotid pulse, a major pulse at the neck, and found that it was absent. There was no more spontaneous breathing and his pupils were fully dilated and not reactive to lights. I therefore pronounced him dead. Read more

How a 7 year old gets what he wants… and how you can too

May 16, 2011 by  
Filed under Law of Attraction

Kids are the absolute masters at getting what they want and my 7-year-old son is no exception. Although he’s never read a word of Wallace D. Wattles’ writings (he is however very familiar with the basics of Wallace D. Wattles’ philosophy), over the last seven years he’s reduced how to get what he wants to a science.

Here’s his “scientific” formula for getting what he wants:

1. He clearly recognizes the “source” of his supply. Read more

Ask – Believe – Receive

May 16, 2011 by  
Filed under Law of Attraction

Ask, Believe, Receive – just three simple steps to create what you want. However, very often the second step, believe, can be the most difficult one. And yet it is the greatest step you will ever take. When you master believing, you have mastered your life.

To master believing, all you have to do is tip the balance of your thoughts, words, and actions, from ‘not believing’ to believing. The ONLY thing that can ever get in the way of manifesting what you want, is having more thoughts of ‘not believing’, speaking more words of ‘not believing’, and taking more actions of ‘not believing’, than you are of believing. Base the majority of your thoughts, words, and actions in believing, and the law of attraction must obey you. Read more

Getting What You Want through the Law of Attraction

May 15, 2011 by  
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You get what you want by attracting it into your life. Whatever you focus on grows. The law of attraction is that like attracts like. Thoughts of illness bring illness. Thoughts of health bring health. Images of riches bring riches. Images of poverty bring poverty. In this dimension the element of time enters into the picture.

What we continually focus on will materialize, or crystallize, over time! Like is attracted by like.

Evidence is all around us for the law of attraction. We are all magnets, attracting what we think. This ought to scare you, if you haven’t been in the practice of choosing your thoughts! Read more

How to Overcome the Fear of Dying

May 14, 2011 by  
Filed under Death and Dying

As a doctor and a hospice volunteer, one of the most common fears that I encounter in my job is the fear of dying. In fact, this fear is so common that we have come to accept it as part and parcel of our life. In our fear-driven world where a lot of our actions are motivated by fear, the fear of dying seems like just another fear we need to live with.

However, I have had the good fortune to come across people who are able to die with courage, dignity and peace. During their final days and even up to the moment of death, they remained in peace and without a trace of fear. It almost looked as if they welcome death.

Regardless of the kind of illnesses they may be suffering from, each of these people have some common traits. Read more

Cultivate a Friendship with Death

May 14, 2011 by  
Filed under Death and Dying

Why We Fear Death

“Men fear death as children fear to go in the dark.” – Bacon

There may be a thousand reasons why we fear death, but most of all we fear death because we fear the unknown, and death is an unknown entity to most people. We fear that dying may be painful and we do not know what will happen to us at the point of death.

Some people fear death because they imagine the dying process to be very painful. Death is not painful. In fact, death is often very peaceful and silent even for those suffering from cancers or other terminal illness. Read more

The Secret of “Doing without Doing”

May 14, 2011 by  
Filed under Spirituality

One of the mistaken certainties or misconceptions most people operate under is that you get what you want in life by what you DO, or through the actions you take. Most people believe that the DOING or action part is what makes things happen. However, most action causes you to create in reverse.

Let me explain..

The reason we put a lot of emphasis on action is because we do not understand the power of our thought. If you analyze it, 90% of most people’s actions are spent trying to compensate for inappropriate thought. Read more

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