You Asked for It? BEing truly Well Minutes with Ron Brown For November 27, 2011

Today Ron shares about how the universe truly gives us what we ask for in life lessons in unexpected ways. 

Don't Leave Your Paint in the Tube - Create Your Masterpiece - BEing Truly Well Minutes

Today Ron discusses post Thanksgiving family time. How we cannot leave our life's mission unfulfilled.  This BEing Truly Well Minutes is about tapping into the true potential of you.

                              

Create a definite plan for carrying out your desire and begin at once, whether you are ready or not, to put this plan into action.
Napoleon Hill

There are costs and risks to a program of action, but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction.
John F. Kennedy

Dreams & Vibrations - BEing Truly Well Minutes for Nov. 20th, 2011

Today Ron talks about how we must truly have focus and be willing to sacrifice for our embryonic truth. Ron quotes from a 19th century playwright Sir James M. Barrie & Will Smith.  We vibrate even if we don't think we intentionally are doing so.

BEing Truly Well Minutes - November 3rd, 2011 going from OWE to OWN

Take Stock in Yourself

 

Value, like the stock market is an investment that cannot be taken for granted. Like a sudden storm – only the well-built shelter of esteem built with daily meditation can sustain you through the most roughest of storms. The only investment that can be lost is one not nurtured.

On Your Mark - Get Set

Starter pistol triggered, lunging forth from the starters blocks plunging into the watery lane set before your path.  The glide propelling you forward in the flow and rising forward with arms extended to enact a well-rehearsed stroke.  The movement is smooth and refined.  The flip turn offering a chance to intuitively change direction on track with a power boost of inspiration taking seconds off your prior record.  With each lap the crowd cheering on their own contender is muffled by focused efforts being carried out. Touching the tiles of victory on the wall of destination.  So too is our individual journey in life’s match. 

Some might cause a false start before the starter’s pistol even commands. So too are those who venture forth daily without first going within to connect with universal truth in preparation to know the perfect timing. There you see the entire race in the mind’s eye and a victorious arrival at the final wall of destination.

Others plunge too deep more than forward which prevents the forward glide intended to launch the destiny into action.  So too are those who focus on getting started without a real destiny in mind and get weighted down by the force of the depths rather than the propelling majesty of the start. One must see past the start and stay focused on what lays before them.

The strokes taking them across the pool of destiny must keep its pace to take advantage of the flow of truth.  Taking the breathes of refreshing energy at the right time is key to maintaining the perfect glide path.  Moving the head too far out of the water disrupts the velocity achieved and slowly pulls you back from contention.

The opportunity of the flip turn is one that can make or break a swimmers race.  Some propel to close to the wall causing a crashing rub against the wall itself and limited push even sometimes askew caused unexpected course correction.  Others flip too early and barely touch the wall with their feet loosing much needed validation boost to their next lap.  But some focused and energized by their desire for the finish line from repeated visualization of how it felt know and have taken steps of each process hit their mark perfectly pushing them ever so much closer to their universal truth.

With each lap, we all make mistakes and even fall back in the race with missteps but there is no looser unless you stop racing.  “Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may obtain.” 1 Corinthians 9:24.   Note you must “run that ye may obtain”.  It is important to keep going with mistakes and all.  YOU can always shave off time with each lap. Having been a swimmer on my high school swim team – I loved the race – The best I ever came in was 4^th place but I kept swimming for the love of the race.  It is not an Olympic task we seek but a destination of our true intent and desire. Universal Truth is our glide path and trueness to ourselves is our course correction. SO, what are you waiting for?  Put on that Speedo, dawn the goggles and step up to the starting block.

I’ll be cheering you on so you too can BE Truly Well.

“The Story of Rock and Wind” (A Lesson on “MISSED”-Understanding) Written by: Ron Brown Photo by: Keith Davenport

There once was a Rock steadfast and sure solid in every way.  Massive in its size and intimidating to eyes that gazed upon it.  Rock knew its desired purpose in life and firmly stood in his place for others to climb, enjoy the view from atop his experience and even gain inspiration from the body of his work.

                             

Wind sees Rock and decides to move upon him.  All day long Wind blew as hard as he could. Spinning a whirlwind of confusing inconsistent pressure against the face of Rock.  Rock looking upon the huge tower of Wind intently determined to cause harm to Rock.  Rock thinks “Why would Wind think that he can move me the great and powerful Rock any way?”

Rock trying as he might to understand the universal meaning why Wind wanted to destroy his life plan.  He felt the power of the insurmountable pressure against his side.  Specks and dust ripped away off of Rock’s surface by Wind’s unpredictable and illogical movement upon Rock’s steadfast form.  

Rock try as he might to get Winds attention but to no avail, Wind kept moving along so quickly and was not able to hear or understand Rock.  Wind moves back and even disappears for a time.  Rock says to himself “What was that about? Did Wind as strong as he think he could move or harm me?”  Days go by and Rock looked down and saw the crumbled pebbles of Rock’s frame which now lay below him. Rock starts to well up with anger and fear “How dare Wind cause me such pain for no good reason. I am damaged from the whirl of Wind he must be trying to destroy me!” Welling up with worry, Rock begins to consider how Wind could really cause cracks and even lead to a full collapse of his being even though all that was below him was only dust and small pebbles. 

Days later, Wind returns and again spins relentlessly against Rock.  Rock less sure than ever before closes his eyes hoping just to hold it together worries about falling to pieces by the superior power of Wind. Wind only saying things softly that Rock could not hear. Hours go by and Wind like before moves away. Rock waits days before daring to open his eyes to look at himself fearing the worst and sure enough he sees even more pebbles and gravel this time below him.  The once sure solid mound now ponders his own mortality and shortened existence. Unsure of his future and the clearly defined life plan he always had before Wind showed up, Rock even starts to worry about the ever increasing number of climbers growing each day digging their gear into his body.  

Rock feeling anxiety starts to consider that the reason the climbers were there was to enjoy him now before he crumbles to a pile of pieces soon.  He thought to himself that perhaps one day these climbers can tell their children how they climbed Rock that once existed and saw the amazing view from the top as they show them the pile of debris left behind and how Rock had been defeated by Wind's attacks.  

Then just as Rock feared, Wind comes back and starts to move upon Rock.  Rock cries out, “Have mercy on me Wind, I bow to your superior ability, leave me some of my dignity please. You win.”  Wind pulls back, and says “Rock, what did you say?” Rock says to Wind, “Please have mercy upon me oh powerful Wind don’t destroy me.”  Wind shaking his head says, “Rock, you don’t understand. I am not here to destroy you.  Have you not noticed that more people than ever have come to see you for the great Rock you are? Let me show you pictures of what I have been doing to you.  Wind shows Rock photos of how he blew away the tattered edges, brought to surface the truly beautiful colors just barley below his rough surface and how now they are clearly visible. Wind showed Rock how he then left a natural glimmer from the polishing effect that his latest treatment provided.

Rock now with new eyes on the situation shed tears of joy. Rock says to Wind, “Why didn’t you tell me what you were doing? I thought you were trying to destroy me but you made me even more then I had ever dreamed of becoming. Thank you Wind for caring that much about me." Wind replies – “Sometimes when you have a vision for your life it takes an unexpected source of help to bring it to reality. For I was passing by when I was summoned here by the universe. It shared with me your plan to be an inspiration to people who would come and climb you and look out from your top. It instructed me to take off the rough edges that kept some from wanting to climb you and to show the true beauty that is you Rock.” Had I not heard from the universe I surely would have just blown by you. But I could not but help but obey what the universe asked of me."  Rock over flowing with joy says to Wind, “Wind, you helped me to become beyond my wildest vision for my life. I am so sorry that I thought you were harming me. How can I ever thank you enough?"  Wind says with a tear of joy in his eye, “My friend, just be open to help someone else when the universe asks is all the thanks I require. Oh and Rock, one more thing. Always BE Truly Well.”