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Archive for October, 2009

Posted by admin on October 23, 2009

How To Rise Above The Clutter In Your Brain

Ever notice when you start a new hobby or fall in love with a new shrub or flower you start to see it everywhere? This isn’t necessarily because everyone else has the same new hobby it?s because you have the flower or shrub or hobby at the top of your mind.

You are focused on it, thinking about how much you enjoy it and you end up noticing it when you never did before. It’s not merely a coincidence it’s your Reticular Activating System located at the junction of the base of the brain and the spinal cord that is responsible for stimulating this top of the mind response.

Every minute our body receives thousands of stimuli; sounds, smells, sensations, tastes, and changes in environment. All these stimuli are filtered through the Reticular Activating System and the most important ones are passed onto the largest portion of our brain, the cerebrum; the central portion, which is responsible for cognition and then, translated into thoughts and emotions.

Understanding how this system functions allows us to better filter the distractions in our world. You can focus on the work or play at hand and only process the things that are most important to you at the moment. It’s a great way to filter out all the distracting thoughts while you are fishing or gardening. Or to come up with the best ideas for the new brochure you’ve been working on.

Use the Reticular Activating System to help you reach your goals or solve a problem. Keep it on the top of your mind by thinking about it, writing about it, even doing affirmations. Talking about the things you want to achieve as if you already have achieved them.

Another good tool is to create and image book. Clip pictures that reflect the idea or desired outcome and keep adding to the book. Look it over every day and keep your goals foremost in your mind. You can use the same system to keep you from being overwhelmed. Don’t look at everything that needs to be done. Pick out three of the most important things and break each one down into two or three steps and work in a methodical fashion to complete each step. Then list the next three things that need to be taken care of and continue to focus on the most important things first.

Do some spring-cleaning of the clutter in your brain and make your year more productive. Write down the five most important goals you would like to achieve in the next 6- 9 months. Then list three or four steps under each that will let you reach each goal.

Put the paper some place clearly visible so you will look at it several times a day. By keeping it on top of your mind your Reticular Activating System will help increase your focus, creativity, and resolve to reach your goals this year.

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?BZ Riger-Hull. Author of The Soul of Success http://www.in-spiros.com For valuable free articles, mailto:A1@smartautoresponder.com Certified as a Success Coach, ?Four Agreements? Facilitator, & Tele-Course leader We help you communicate powerfully, reduce stress, Strategically Attract success, & increase your financial well-being. Our coaching programs and Tele-Courses give you the Tools you need to Succeed.

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Posted by admin on October 23, 2009

Were The Ten Commandments Abolished?

In Colossians 2:16 it reads ?Let no man therefore judge you in meat (offering), or in drink (offering), or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the Sabbath days:?. Many people who have read this verse out of context have concluded that this means that the fourth Commandment, which says ?Remember the Sabbath day to keep it Holy?.?. was abolished at the cross. Is this really what the Bib le is teaching? What do the preceding verses say? Can they shed any light on the validity of this conclusion?

Colossians 2:14 states, ?blotting out the handwriting (the only laws written by hand were the ceremonial laws, written by Moses -) of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and has taken it out of the way, nailing it to the cross.?

The ceremonial and sacrificial law was a rigorous system of rites and ceremonies and feasts that were put in place as a shadow of things to come. They pointed to the coming of the Messiah. Whenever an animal was sacrificed and it?s blood was shed, it served as a reminder to the onlookers that someday a Saviour would come and die for their sins. The ceremonial law was symbolically placed in the side of the Ark of the Covenant, to show that it was temporary, and ?against? the people. The Ten Commandment law on the other hand, was written in stone by the finger of God, and placed inside the Ark of the Covenant, symbolising its eternal nature.

Luke further clarifies that there is a distinction between the Ten Commandment and Ceremonial laws. Luke 1:6 ?And they were both righteous before God, walking in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blameless.?

James described the Ten Commandment law as a ?law of liberty?. Jesus showed that they were a law of love. John 15:10 ?If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father’s commandments, and abide in his love?.

As well as being about love, the first four showing us how to love God, and the last six how to love our fellow man, the Ten Commandments also depict aspects of the character of God. In many places the same words are used to describe the nature of God and the nature of the law. For example:

Romans 16:26: God is Eternal Psalm 111:7-8: The law is Eternal

John 4:24: God is Spiritual Romans 7:14: The law is Spiritual

Psalm 145:17: God is Righteous Psalm 119:172: The law is Righteous

Matthew 5:48: God is Perfect Psalm 19:7: The law is Perfect

Luke 18:19: God is Good Romans 7:12: The law is Good

Deuteronomy 32:4: God is Just Romans 7:12: The law is Just

1 John 3:3: God is Pure Psalms 19:8: The law is Pure

I John 4:8: God is Love Romans 13:10: The law is Love

I John 1:5: God is Light Proverbs 6:23: The law is Light

Psalms 48:1: God is Great Hosea 8:12: The law is Great

Deuteronomy 32:4: God is Truth Psalm 119:142: The law is Truth

Isaiah 5:16: God is Holy Romans 7:12: The law is Holy

It seems obvious from the very nature of both the Ten Commandment law and the ordinances, that it was only the Ordinances that were made obsolete at the cross, through the death and resurrection of our Lord.

The Ten Commandments remain as an eternal law of love. Jesus Himself said about the commandment law. Mat 5:18 ?For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled?.

All Bible references are from the King James Version.

For more information on this topic, please visit http://www.colossians2-16.com

Posted by admin on October 23, 2009

Military Camo (Camelbak Motherload Style) Color Assult Pack Hydration Pack Backpack Large Capacity 2.5 Liter (84oz) Bladder For Cycling Moutain Biking Snowboarding Hiking And Great Outdoors

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Features

  • Three Large Compartments: Main:19"x12"x5"
  • Front Top: 7"x10"x2.5" / Bottom: 12"x12"x3"
  • Heavy Weight Webbing through out the entire pack
  • Grommets on all compartment for drainage
  • Overall Dimension: 19"x12"x10" / 2.5 Litre Bladder Included

 

Product Description

HYDRATION Back Pack w/Bladder.External side compression straps. Heavy-Duty carry and drag handle. Double zipper pulls on all compartment for easy access. Heavy weight webbing for modular attachments. Compression molded back panel. 1200D Rip Stop Shell. Great for Mtn. Biking, Hiking, or any extreme outdoor Sport

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