Namaste and blessings to you in this New Beginnings year:

The numerology of 2008 = 1 which signifies the letting go of the 'old' and

embracing a new cycle of new energy and levels/degrees of consciousness.

It's about looking at new ways to deal with old situations, new ways to

activate ourselves and new ways to travel through our spiritual journey here

in physicality.

Many years ago a American sales trainer Tom Hopkins taught me something

invaluable which was 'Success is a journey, not a destination'. Many of us

have experienced the frustration when you 'know and feel' what we are doing

is 'right' and then the frustration arrives when we don't see a result, or a

result that doesn't meet our expectations or timeframes.

Don't worry I also experience this, often I look up at the night-sky and ask

'Am I doing what I should be doing?' And then, If I'm doing what I should be

doing, why is the exchange (read Money) not flowing to me?

When effort is applied as in 'doing' I usually get a result, like calling

people, following up retailers, doing some new flyers and putting them up,

sending letters etc. But recently I have discovered another option to this

age-old dilemma, it's called 'Programming the Possibility'.

There are many forms of meditation, TM- Transcendental meditation,

Concentrative meditation, Mindfulness meditation, Movement meditation,

Visualization, Love and Compassion, Transformative meditation, Kundalini

meditation, and so on

Even though all of these approaches vary significantly among each other

regarding how the practices of meditation are conducted, the underlying

principle in each of those methods is really identical, i.e. to bring the

mind and body into perfect unity, and then wilfully keep them there.

During any particular form of meditation, the goal is to try to experience

the given instructions with the whole being.

Indeed, meditation is all about experience, and true experience is a

mind/body/Soul phenomenon.

It is not purely emotional – this would imply that your 'Mind' has something

to do with it, and let me tell you, absolute stillness and deep meditation

does not involve the thinking Mind.

In reality, we rarely experience this no-MIND state. We are either too

intellectual or too emotional, and this becomes a major source of stress.

Meditation helps us to strike a balance between our head and the heart, thus

reducing, or even eliminating, this significant primary stress in living.

For some of you the following be a bit on the 'woo woo' side of metaphysics

and science, but I'm urged to relate to you some research I have been

conducting on myself a new form of Quantum Level Programming- or

reprogramming myself through the direct communication of the quantum

particles that we are all made up of.

As I'm sure you're aware, at the absolute base matter which makes us all, we

all consist of sub-atomic size particles of light/energy. Physics tells us

that basic fabric of nature lies at the quantum level far beyond atoms and

molecules.

A quantum is million times smaller than the smallest unit called atom. Like

photon it is a wave of energy, invisible vibration waiting to take physical

form. The same is true of the human body - it takes form as invisible

vibration before it proceeds to coalesce into impulses of energy and

particles of matter. This is where knowledge comes from. This is the

invisible field very much like the underlying intelligence in DNA, the seat

of consciousness, the ultimate source of everything.

Programming the Possibility is a method of meditation reaching our deepest

central awareness under conditions of stillness and simplicity, bringing the

intellect and feelings together to commune with the core of our life energy

(creative primordial energy) expressed along the spine at the subtle quantum

interface of matter and energy.

The first step is the four-breath pranic breathing technique.

I have attached a sheet on how to go about this. It is in .pdf format, if

you can't open it, go to www.adobe.com and download the Adobe Reader

software, it's free.

When you next meditate, take your focus to a location at the base of your

spine while visualizing the energy flow in the form of a steadily burning

candle flame. It may assist to have a candle lit, in front of you.

Eventually, you will feel that you have become the flame itself, with the

inner flame representing the spinal energy flow, while the outer flame

symbolizes the metabolic/etheric energy covering rest of the body.

The steadily radiating light of innate happiness may then appear as a

radiant smile, you can feel this smile pervading your entire being.

The initial experience of this smile has a positive feedback effect on the

neuromuscular network, which, in turn, may respond by further spreading of

the sensation of bliss through every cell in the body. Thus, the meditator

would sit still in a comfortable meditation posture and be absorbed in the

flood of inner bliss.

You then commence to begin thinking of the things you wish to be or acquire

and you need to FEEL physical excitement, the only thing that can cause this

physical excitement is a genuine belief in possibility.

Eventually you won't even need mental pictures, this excitement can be

brought on independently be meditating on possibility itself - and when you

can do this then you realise you are close to the secret of absolute

happiness.

When you are meditating on possibility you feel physical excitement, and so

happiness, as you are not attached to what has already become and thus lost

its possibility, but are close to the possibility of the unformed.

It's much like Yin and Yang of Taoism. Yin is the unformed, pure

possibility, as we ourselves are only possibility and can manifest as we

please from our minds; therefore Yin represents passivity, as there is no

need for worldly action to obtain the things we desire and our happiness.

Yang would then represent the formed, what has already become and so has

lost its possibility - to change something in this situation requires action

as possibility has gone in what has already become.

We could even go as far to say that if our inner-practice leads us to focus

on the unformed possibility, then we are close to the Tao itself; and when

we are focussed on the manifested, concrete ideas and situations that

require force to change them, then we are far from the Tao - we lose our

possibility.

If we have a fixed opinion of the way something is, then how can we manifest

an alternative we don't believe in? imagine someone who complains they get

hay fever every summer, they've just made something concrete and ruled out a

possibility. Let me speculate further:

UNHAPPINESS is focusing on negative possibility, the bad things that could

happen in a situation or the way in which things couldn't change - being

immersed in the concrete nature of what has already become and so cannot

become something else, thus lacks possibility and is far from the Tao.

HAPPINESS is close to the Tao, simply BEing with much possibility in the

unformed, in what has not yet become but could be. Fluidity. Passivity

because only the possibility exists. Having and holding heart-felt FAITH in

the unformed.

Is it insane to speculate that God/Spirit/Happiness Itself is actually...

Nothing but Possibility?

A meditation on pure possibility, a formless meditation on excitement and

joy itself.

And before you know it, you're transformed into a possibility based energy

system instead of a focussed concrete being relying on 'action only' to

manifest.

I'd be delighted to hear your thoughts and feelings on this. Later this

month I am holding a series of 3 workshops to show and assist them to

activate their Diamond Body through Programming the Possibility Meditation.

Blessings, love, light and laughter to you

XX Tony

Namaste dear One and blessings to you!

The first couple of months of 2008 have been a 'doozy' for many of us coming

to terms with this new beginnings year. There have been lots of challenges

already and many of you have emailed me and asked if it's just them or for

lots of us, let me tell you, there's a lot happening energetically right

now.

If there ever was a time to take a serious look at your life and determine

what it is you REALLY want in your life and what you REALLY don't want in

your life, this is the time. The time for procrastination is over, if you

want things to change first YOU have to change.

So what do you want to change in your life right now, is it getting into or

out of a relationship, a job, somewhere new to live or possibly a habit that

needs to be 'allowed' to leave your life?

Choose, and choose NOW because that is what we're being asked to do, if we

are to lead and integrate the 'new energies' on this planet now.

Let me ask you this, how unconditional are you? I ask because many people I

see and know are really only starting to come to grips with what being

unconditional actually means...

The term unconditional and unconditional love is bandied around and has

become a bit of a buzz-word/term but it's pretty rare that you actually see

people being unconditional.

The actual definition of the word is 'Without conditions or limitations;

absolute' but for a moment, let's take it further;

Thinking you're unconditional isn't it, you have to BE unconditional, not

just SAY that you're unconditional. My definition is a bit longer, but

portrays what I believe it really is. Unconditional, without any conditions,

without expectations, without judgement or any agenda- Whatsoever.

It is unusual for us to experience unconditional love, because there's

usually subtle conditions attached! For this to take place, how willing are

you to release all expectations and all agendas from your

partner/kids/family etc?

You say, 'that's impossible, everyone has expectations!'. Well, what if you

didn't?

What if you released all expectations/agendas and outcomes in relation to

your life situation? What if it's time to surrender and just allow yourself

to be who you really are and drop the facade you've carefully built over all

these past years? It's usually the fear of being judged by others.

You see, expectations/agendas and outcomes are always generated by your EM

(ego-mind) and all of these are always based on FEAR. What will happen if I

gave up on expectations and outcomes, would he/she leave me? Would I just

disappear? What if people found out what I'm really like?...A whole myriad

of fears could come to mind...

All FEAR-based Ego-Mind stuff and not a single one of them real, just

imagined.

When we commence our spiritual journey, we bring to ourself lessons, or

opportunities for realisation. Some of them are BFO's (Blinding Flashes of

the Obvious) and some are subtle, so subtle in fact that we often miss the

opportunity because we're so busy being frightened. One could assume (if one

wanted too) that as we get further into our understanding and awareness of

our own inherent Soul journey, that the lessons along the way become easier.

Well, I got some good news and some bad news...

The Bad news is, the lessons and opportunities don't get easier, they get

harder because we are now further advanced than what we were. The good news

is, the lessons only get harder if that's what you choose, and within the

choice lies everything you can be.

It's all about Choice and which ones lead us onwards, or leave us stagnating

until we realise we need to make another choice.

There is a space between stimulus and response, that space and what you do

with it determines your growth, your Soul-journey and your happiness.

A client came to me recently and was talking about and wondering why he'd

get so angry sometimes with his spouse, kids and employees.

I explained that he could make the space between stimulus and response a

little bit longer, so instead of him receiving stimulus and giving immediate

response, take a little time before responding, I advised him to consider a

number of responses. For instance when his wife said he was a lazy, control

freak, grumpy bastard. Instead of the conditioned response of get st*ffed!

You think you're perfect blah, blah, blah (because he felt fear around his

worth) He could consider a number of responses, and they could include the

following.

Hey, what's wrong, you're upset, is there anything I can do for you right

now that would help you?

Hey, yeah I know, sometimes I don't know how you put up with me, how do you

think I can handle this better?

Yeah, OK I am but I love you, always have, always will.

Which choice do you think would lead to further anger, or probably just a

smile and a bit of understanding?

Anger is always based on fear, when you get angry, before the emotion takes

over and the fight/flight condition arises, take just a moment to reflect,

what is the fear within me that feels like that I 'must' get angry to deal

with this?

Am I judging, and am I scared of not having one of my (often as not, not

communicated) expectations or agendas being fulfilled? Why have you decided

on anger, is it just a habit?

Between stimulus and response is a space, how well can you train yourself to

make the space longer, and then respond not from the head, but from the

heart?

There's a really easy way to deal with this, a few of my principles are

below;

No-one can make you feel anything, you must give yourself permission.

What other people think about you is none of your damn business.

Habits can be released.

When you don't expect anything, everything is a bonus.

Fear isn't real.

Everything is unfolding as it should, perfectly (when you don't judge it as

good or bad, divine or evil)

The only truth is Surrender of the ego-mind fear, so your Soul can sing.

In the end what matters most is;

How well did you Live,

How well did you Love

How well did you learn to let go?

I send you Love, Light and Laughter my friend, Namaste.

XX Tony