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Enjoy The Day

Meditation for Thursday – March 18, 2010
Today’s Thursday.  Happy Thursday!

Today’s Meditation Is A Simple One
Today’s Thursday.  Be happy!

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Instinct

Meditation for Wednesday – March 17, 2010
Trust Your Instincts. It’s How One Stays Alive.

Trust – Reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence.
Your – Belonging to you.
Instincts – A natural or innate impulse, inclination, or tendency.  A natural aptitude or gift.
How – Way or manner to get something [...]

Trust And Loyalty

Meditation for Tuesday – March 16, 2010
If You Are Loyal To Those Who Are Not Present,
You Build The Trust Of Those Who Are Present.

You – One; anyone; people in general.
Loyal – Characterized by or showing faithfulness to commitments, vows, allegiance, obligations, etc.
Those – Used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, event, time, remark, etc., [...]

Trust Everyone, But . . .

Meditation for Monday – March 15, 2010
Trust Everyone, But Remember To Cut The Cards.
(Ronald Reagan)

Trust – Reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence.
Everyone – Every person.  Everybody.
But – On the contrary; yet.
Remember – To recall to the mind by an act or effort of memory
Cut The Cards – [...]

Gaining Trust

Meditation for Sunday – March 14, 2010
The Way To Gain Trust Is To Give Trust.

Way – Manner, mode or fashion.  A method, plan or means for attaining a goal.
Gain – To get something desired, especially as a result of one’s efforts.  To acquire.  To win.
Trust – Reliance on the integrity, strength or ability of a [...]

Simple Pleasures

Meditation for Saturday – March 13, 2010
Simple Pleasures Are The Hardest To Be Found.
They Can’t Be Measured Till They’re Not Around.
(Debbie Gibson)

Simple – Not elaborate or artificial.  Not ornate or luxurious.  Not complex.  Not complicated.  Ordinary or common.
Pleasures – Enjoyment or satisfaction derived from what is to one’s liking; gratification; delight.  A cause or source [...]

360 Degree Observing

Meditation for Friday – March 12, 2010
Keep Your Third Eye Watching Behind You.
(Rickie Lee Jones)

Keep – To maintain.  To cause to continue in a given position, state, course or action.
Your – Belonging to you.
Third – Next after the second.  A third part.  An extra part beyond the first two.
Eye – The organ of sight, in [...]

Overcoming Impossibility

Meditation for Thursday – March 11, 2010
What’s Impossible In A Given Number Of Dimensions,
May Be Possible In A Larger Number Of Dimensions.

Impossible – Not possible.  Unable to be, exist or happen.  Unable to be done, performed, effected, etc.  Incapable of being true.
Given – Stated, fixed or specified.  An established fact, condition, factor, etc.
Number – The [...]

The Future

Meditation for Wednesday – March 10, 2010
The Future Belongs To The Risk Takers, Not The Security Seekers.

Future – Time that is to be or come hereafter.  Something that will exist or happen in a time to come.
Belongs – To be the property of.  To be a part or adjunct of.
Risk – Exposure to the chance [...]

Great Achievements

Meditation for Tuesday – March 9, 2010
Great Achievements Involve Great Risk.

Great – Unusual or considerable in degree, power, intensity.  Wonderful.  Notable; remarkable; exceptionally outstanding.
Achievement – Something accomplished, especially by superior ability; special effort; great courage; etc.  Accomplishments.
Involve – Included as a necessary circumstance, condition or consequence.  Associated with.
Risk – Exposure to the chance of injury [...]

Solving Problems

Meditation for Monday – March 8, 2010
A Problem Well Stated Is A Problem Half Solved.

Problem – Any question or matter involving doubt, uncertainty, or difficulty.  A question proposed for solution or discussion.
Well – In a good or satisfactory manner.  Thoroughly, carefully, or soundly.  In a moral or proper manner.
Stated – Explicitly set forth.  Declared as [...]