Absolutely…here are a couple of my faves:

“Go in the direction of feel good…it leads to more feel good” and “I don’t do stuck and I don’t do yuck.” :0)

BEING is the Key. Right on. Being while Doing…oh yeah, now that’s the ticket!

Powerful manifesting juice, indeed!

Thanks for playing, Dana!! :0)

I would certainly add to anyone that meditation is something you can learn and get better at with practice, but do what feels best for you. I don’t follow any one method either. There’s no right way, in my opinion. If it’s a “should” then it doesn’t feel good.

Being v. Doing comes into play with what you seem to be saying. If you can live your life in awareness rather than with your eye on a list of tasks only, you can’t help but BE, which is powerful manifesting juice.

I appreciate Deepak’s work and have read many of his books.

I enjoy chanting and kirtan very much. When immersed, it’s easy to feel the reason it’s a practice for so many. The resonance and heightened vibration that comes with the repetition of the chants is truly magical, mesmerizing, uplifting…an absolute “free your mind”, “come to the Source clarity within”, “tap into Pure Love” experience.

My entire life I’ve been what most would consider as an un-meditator…because I’ve not related/resonated with a particular form or practice. I’ve opened to many. I’m just an ‘out-of-the-box’ kind of a gal! :0)

It’s kind of like un-schooling. That term doesn’t mean you don’t school. It means you take a rather unorthodox approach and follow your own path to learning, going in the direction of inspiration.

Years and years ago it bothered me that I didn’t meditate (as others do) as part of my spiritual awakening. And then, as part of that very awakening I realized that I’ve created my life as a meditation. And meditation, just as many things has many forms and definitions.

I live and breathe meditation as much of every day as I can. I walk, sit, eat, cook, fold laundry, shower, write, etc. *in* meditation. When one sees it this way, even conversations are held in meditation…because they are clear, authentic, unattached, conscious, etc.

I somehow learned early on (actually it never felt learned, more that it just evolved naturally) how to empty myself, how to be in the stillness and how to tap into the Source that I AM…to hear my inner clarity.

Does this mean that I don’t ever have bumpy spots or obstacles? Of course not. It does mean that I am awake and aware, as well as committed to my authenticity and as a result can bring myself to center (quickly, most of the time ;~) with grace and ease.

Does this mean that I don’t sit quietly with myself? Nope. I LOVE sitting with myself. Just being. Just allowing. Just observing. Just flowing with my stream of consciousness…

I honor those that meditate in a specific form. And I am grateful that there are many paths to Source Clarity.

This is why the powerful reminder of the “I AM” Boost flowed in… It’s another path to connection, supporting our brilliance from the inside out.

Please come visit again, Dana…

In Harmony… Debra