A Vibrational Being

I used to be an extreme black & white thinker. All or nothing. Life, then death. Nothing.

At the time it seemed to be an easy way of living life. Everything was random. Nothing happened for a reason. I could not be blamed for anything that I experienced.

Humans were born evil, and some turned into loving human beings. Naïve creatures. Read the rest of this entry »

I have no financial benefit from joining this @300words initiative. In the perspective of ‘time is money’ I’m actually paying to write at least 300 words-a-day.
I’m even risking my life to get my first 300 words out there as I am driving and typing simultaneously. So, it could be my last 300 words.

The real reason I committed to this initiative is because it’s fun and it will learn me so much more about myself. What will I write about when I’m not inspired? Will I have the guts to share my personal frustrations which tend to be more dominant when I am not inspired. I do have a real dark side as any of you, but I have trained myself not to focus too much on it. But lately I’m more then ever ready to investigate this part of me with a playful intention and shine some light on my dark side. My shadows.

Originally posted at: http://300words.posterous.com/on-my-way-to-my-shadows

Two days ago I committed to an initiative to write 300 words per day. It’s a great idea and I am happy I did. To keep track of my daily 300 I will post them also on this blog under a dedicated category brilliantly named: 300words. If you feel challenged, or just feel the joy of it, don’t hesitate, signup and and become a contributor.

Happy reading.

This weekend I encountered some ‘heavy contrast’. I will not go into the specifics, but I did not enjoy the experience very much. Now that I have had the chance…or wait…now that I chose to put it all in perspective I really appreciate the experience to the fullest. But before I reached to place where I was able to do that, I had to go back to the basics of existence: I am.

‘I am’ is the state of being that just is. It is the basis of your existence from which all experience comes forth. For myself, it is a very powerful state of being as it resembles a state of deep mediation in which the mind is quiet and asks no questions but just holds the answer: I am. Read the rest of this entry »

Nick Vujicic loves life. And his ability to share his love of life is incredible. A piece from the Life Without Limbs website:

Because of Nick’s unique personal story, he is able to speak to groups of all kinds. It gives him entree with both the young and old, impoverished, imprisoned, business people, children, young people, peoples of all races, those with disabilities and those without them.

The unconditional love Nick shows towards life is something any of us can learn from and more important get inspired by. Read the rest of this entry »

Lately, I get a lot of inspiration from all around me. I must feel really inspired, otherwise I would not be attracting it so much. I am not complaining, as I thrive when I am inspired. It is a great state of being in which I feel my expansion on a vibrational  level.

I am of the generation that grew up in the period that internet transformed into a mainstream phenomenon. So, I know life without Social Media as we know it today. I did not have my online profile scattered on sites like Facebook and Twitter  and did not think about posting videos online. The content of websites was pretty much static, and any interaction with the authors was by email. And that was only the case when the author was bold enough to share his/her email address. So, did I not interact at all online? Hell yeah I did! Read the rest of this entry »

Nina Simone – Feeling Good

Thank you Nina for giving us this song. Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday I was inspired by the Golden Circle concept of Simon Sinek when I watched him explain it in a TED video. And when I get inspired the subject tends to stick in my mind. Even better said, my mind has awoken to the subject which I already knew. So today the Why, How and What of the Golden Circle concept kept popping up in everything I experienced today.

In ordinary life I am a solution architect, so I spend my working days helping customers to a successful IT implementation as part of a bigger business change program. Today I had an interesting discussion about design documents and how they relate to each other and what information they should include in order for the readers to understand the context. During the conversation it became clear to me that the Golden Circle concept would greatly enhance the success of IT implementations. Read the rest of this entry »

Today I watched this great inspiring video on TED (included below). Simon Sinek, a marketing consultant, talks about the Golden Circle, which is his model of explaining why some have success and others don’t. The Golden Circle concept consists of three circles of which the first one represents the ‘Why’, the second one the ‘How’ and the last one the ‘What’. Read the rest of this entry »

A while ago I discovered TED, a small nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. I was drawn immediately to a specific topic displayed on the homepage: Jane McGonigal: Gaming can make a better world (video embedded below). In this presentation Jane explores the emotions of gaming and how they can be used to create solutions for the ‘big problems’ our world is experiencing today.

As a gamer I can relate to some aspects, but on one subject Jane had a totally different perspective, and that is on feedback. In games you tend to get a constant flow of feedback on how you are doing in relationship to the subject of the game. Jane explains that ‘in real life’ we do not get this feedback. And there is were I have a different perspective. For people who have read my previous posts know this. We do get constant feedback on how we are doing in relationship to every subject we focus our attention on. The feedback is given by our emotions, which are very, very accurate. The situation is that many of us have forgotten, or have been tought not to, listen to our emotions.

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