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Focusing on Our Calling

One of my favorite authors and teachers Neale Donald Walsch stated in one of his books that the majority of people are spending most of their time on things that don’t matter. This is not to create criticism, it’s meant to create awareness and to refocus our thoughts and behavior. 

Here are examples: The gossip column which holds no depth for change. Violent films and I’m not talking about action films that actually have a story. I’m talking about those films that are merely violence for the sake of violence. I’m also talking about those posts on social media that insult, ridicule, or only complain about the world and its current condition. What change can occur from complaining about the situation? 

If you truly want to create change, you’ll want to focus on exactly that, creating change. Creating a brighter outcome in other words. What if most people would be spending their time on things that allow us to grow personally? What if the majority of people would be spending time reflecting and contemplating on topics that would bring peace, happiness and abundance? What if the majority would meditate on compassion, wisdom and God? What if most would pray for others sickness to be healed, or for unity? 

I understand many people are already taking action, but I agree with Neale when he said most people are not. What we focus on, we perpetuate. The ones in the entertainment industry have a role to create peace, compassion and inspiration. The ones in the government have a role to create fairness, equality and justice. We as writers and journalists have a role to make a difference with our words. These are just a few of examples and there are endless more. We all have a role to play, but if we continue to focus on meaningless things, we get meaningless things in return.

If we want global change, we need to focus our time on things that matter. Why are we here? What can we do to help? What can we do to grow as humanity? These are all questions that will create positive change, and we are all authentic and have something to give. 

Ask yourself these questions and then ask the world to focus on these questions, and you’ll spark change in your unique way. The more people embark on this journey of transformation, the greater the change will be globally. 

The mission begins with you, and what you can do to make a difference. As Martin Luther King, one of the great men in our history said, “take the first step, you don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”

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Have Faith in the Inevitable

Wisdom is continuously seeking our soul, and listening and acting on our inner guidance from the divine. With wisdom comes growth, happiness and success, for in achieving wisdom you achieve these states of being. Wisdom is accepting each season and embracing them, and it’s seeking the God or Goddess within us. He has all the answers and solutions to our every challenges, so have faith in the inevitable, in the unity and divinity we are. Danny G. 

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CAN DO SPIRIT

Don’t focus on others beliefs and expectations, for they’re operating under the law of their conscience, thereby creating from negative beliefs. Focus on your intuition, wisdom and your CAN DO spirit. When you act on these beliefs aligned with the divine, miracles happen and unleash for your greatest good and calling. Danny G. 

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Always A Solution

Would God, the one who created the universe and is the universe, not have every answer and solution to your every concern? Would the infinite intelligence not have the capability and power to bring about your greatest desires? You block this power by giving in to fear, pessimism and bitterness, and you allow this power when you act out of faith, love and wisdom. Danny G. 

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Walking on A Thin Line

I watched a movie recently and I was fascinated by it. It’s called “The Walk” and it’s a true story. It’s the story of Philippe Petit, a wire walker, who walked between the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York in 1974 on a thin line. 

I was fascinated by his focus and technique in achieving such a task. He was fearless, and he went through such intense training to achieve his dream. As practice, before walking between the World Trade Center, he tried everything on a wire. He walked on a wire while his friends were deliberately shaking the wire, because he knew if it was windy, he would need to practice walking under these conditions. He walked with his hands behind his back to practice balance. Most wire walkers use a poll that they hold horizontally to keep their balance. He practiced laying down on the wire and standing back up. He practiced wire walking endlessly under any and all conditions.

There was also a lot of investigating by himself and his colleagues to find the best procedure of achieving the walk. Investigating included making sure the wire was securely fastened, and stable enough despite the wind and pressure. 

To add more stress to the plan, when investigating, he ended up walking on a plank with a nail sticking out. The nail went through his foot only two weeks before the walk. Despite his girlfriend saying he should not walk with his injury, as many would have said, he persevered and remained steadfast to his dream. When he performed the walk of the Trade Center, blood was still seeping through his sock. He was so fixated on his dream, and confident he could do it, that he didn’t allow anybody else to convince him otherwise. 

Most of his friends who were involved in the planning stages thought from time to time he was losing his mind. He on the other hand, had faith that it could be done, and the minute doubt started creeping in, he returned to his dream. The twin towers were approximately 546m in height and the two towers were approximately 200 feet apart. He decided to perform the walk without a harness, so one misstep, or lack of focus, and he would fall 546m on the grounds of New York. 

We all know wire walking requires tremendous precision and focus. One of his friends and colleagues said everyone that were involved in the planning stages thought at one point that he could fall, but the difference was they had faith in him and they knew it could be done. They wouldn’t allow their thoughts to become an expectation. 

He ended up performing the walk and making headlines all over the world. There were moments he laid down on the wire, and there were moments he saluted his audience on the grounds of New York. He walked across the towers several times while his friends were taking photos of him in astonishment. 

The point of the story I’m trying to make, is what appeared impossible became reality because one man believed, he persevered and he didn’t give in. Almost everyone who accomplished great things had risks involved, and some people such as Phillip Petit even risked death for it. 

Take this insight and memoir and see how it can help you in your life. It’s not very likely you’ll walk on a wire 546m high, and you may even think it’s unwise, as many would believe the same. But look at your own life and know if one man or many beat the odds, so can you. If one man could walk on a thin wire with such precision and focus over 500m in the air, and salute his audience, what can you do with your life?

We all have a body, and we all have a spirit inside us, interconnected to everything in the universe. Use this memoir for your own life. What do you want to do with your life? What are your gifts? What gives you passion and joy? Phillip Petit’s faith, determination, and perseverance can be used in your own life for your own endeavors. Faith, determination and perseverance all comes from within, so you can seek it and claim it yours. Seek inward and you’ll find your calling as Petit found it, and succeeded. With enough faith and persistence you’ll see it through, as the great minds of our time achieved greatness with unwavering faith. 

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Ignite A Fire

Your imagination is powerful. It has the potential to create tremendous success. Use it wisely, and use it constructively for you and the well being of others. Ignite a fire in your heart that cannot be extinguished. Danny G.  

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Programmed the Right Way

Over time we get programmed with mistranslations, misconceptions and contradictions. Mistranslations are beliefs and expectations that have lost their essential meaning. Misconceptions are beliefs and expectations not based on solid truth. Contradictions are beliefs and expectations that have been thwarted from its previous meaning. 

We listen to the world around us and little by little, we become programmed with lies. Some knowledge is beneficial, other knowledge are preconceived notions we picked up along our physical trail. 

Slowly and gradually we move into others perceptions of reality, and we claim it as ours. Their perception has nothing to do with us, but we call it our own. The more we feed ourselves with these lies, the more we become entrenched in this vicious cycle of life. 

Take a step back and assess your emotions. Listen to your feelings and realize if these thoughts create inner peace and wisdom, or confusion and pessimism. God speaks to us through a spirit of peace and mental clarity. He speaks to us through wisdom and inspiration. He’s not a source of confusion or pessimism. 

What good can you do in a constant state of confusion and pessimism? Can you uplift others? Can you motivate your loved ones? Confusion creates frustration, uneasiness and poor choices. Pessimism creates unresolved anger, fears of every type and a negative outlook on life. 

Eventually this negative thinking wears you out and you become battle fatigue, so much that it’s difficult to summon the enthusiasm to get up. This negative energy has a way of causing exhaustion, sickness and burnouts. 

Out of peace, all answers lies. Out of peace springs forth all wisdom. Isn’t it easier to think when your mind is at peace? Isn’t it easier to understand when your mind is at peace? Wisdom combined with inspiration has a way of manifesting your deepest desires. 

When you align your thoughts, words and actions with the wisdom of God, you allow the inspiration to lead the way, and surely in time you will arrive at your destination. Don’t allow confusion and pessimism to lead the way, and don’t allow misconceptions and preconceptions to find their way indefinitely in your heart and soul. 

Quiet your mind, and find that spirit of stillness and tranquility. In time your strength and vitality will be rejuvenated and replenished. You’ll find that special calling to your happiness and success, and you’ll know it’s destined to be.  

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Your Only Role

Allow your soul to speak to you, to provide you with wisdom, love and inner peace. Don’t contradict it with your ego, that listens merely to your infirmities and lack. Become adept to listening to your soul and acting on it. Your soul is always speaking to you, your only role is listening, declaring it, and taking action steps to your dream. Danny G.  

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Reprogramming It

Get to know your subconscious mind. Program it with faith, wisdom and love. Become conscious of your subconscious mind, and reprogram it for success. Allow your conscious mind to unite with your subconscious, so they may work harmoniously with the divinity you are. Danny G. 

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God in Human Form

You’re a God or Goddess in human form, and whatever wisdom, enlightenment and love comes from the God within you. You are an ambassador of the divine, imparting your gifts and knowledge to the world for the ultimate expansion of the universe. Danny G.