Thursday, August 30, 2007

letting life unfold



Our lives are guided by natural rhythms that are particular to each of us and cannot be altered by force of will alone.


Life itself is a journey made up of processes and events that manifest before us only to be swept away when time marches on.


Whether we envision ourselves creating a career, building a family, or developing the self, we instinctively know when the time has come for us to realize our dreams because all that is involved comes together harmoniously.


When the time is right, the passage of destiny cannot be blocked. Yet as desperate as we are to touch these beautiful futures we have imagined, we cannot grow if we are not fully present in the evolutionary experience.


The present can be challenging, uncomfortable, and tedious, but life unfolds as it will, and the universe will wait patiently as we make our way into the unknown.

The fate that awaits us is not dependent on our pace, which was preordained before we ever appeared in human guise.


Therefore there is no reason to rush through life to reach those pinnacles of development associated with the paths we have chosen. Enjoying and fully experiencing the journey of life is as important as achieving goals and reaching milestones.


There are lessons we can learn during those moments that seem immaterial or insignificant that we cannot learn at any other time.


Appreciating these takes patience, however, because human beings tend to focus on the fulfillment of expectations rather than the simple joys of being.


Like many people, you have no doubt longed for a device that would give you the power to fast forward through certain periods of your existence. Yet haste is by its very nature vastly more stressful than serene fortitude.


When you feel yourself growing impatient because the pace of your development is deceptively slow, remember that everything that will occur in your life will occur in its own time.


Quelling your urge to rush will enable you to witness yourself learning, changing, and becoming stronger.


There is so much to see and do in between the events and processes that we deem definitive. If you are patient enough to take pleasure in your existence's unfolding, the journey from one pinnacle to the next will seem to take no time at all.

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

e movie i'll recommend ....



Brave Story : When eleven-year-old Wataru is told he can change his destiny by entering a magic gateway into another world, he jumps at the chance. But on his quest to find the Tower of Fortune and be granted any wish, he must conjure up all his bravery to battle a world of demons, his own friends and ultimately himself.

Language:
Japanese

Running Time:
112 mins


My thoughts: veryyyy niceeee !!!!!!!!!! loved it lotsssss !!!!!! ^__~

over the weekends



Do let me recall......

Over the weekends it was food food food on sat !!!!!!!


we had lotssssss of yummy food on sat for lunch and dinner........havent been so happy eating yummy food for a while hahahaha .....


i love seafood and i love yummy soups ........ ^__^

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

^__~



Describe how you could get the hang of putting this tricky wisdom into
practice.


14. Norman Mailer has described marriage as "an excretory relationship, in
which you take all the crap you hide from the world and dump it on the
person closest to you. But the proviso is that you have to be willing to
take theirs."
Describe how you might work in a way opposite to Mailer's; that is
to say, train yourself to call up all the beauty you hide from the world and
offer it to the person closest to you.

@__@



You understand that you can never own love, right? No matter how
much someone adores you today, no matter how much you adore
someone, you can't force that unique state of grace to keep its shape
forever. It will inevitably evolve or mutate, perhaps into a different version
of tender caring, but maybe not. From there it will continue to change,
either into yet another version of interesting affection, or who knows
what else?

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Getting What U Want ^__~



The first step to getting what you want in life is knowing what you want.


This may sound obvious, but a surprising number of us are going through life without really coming to terms with the truth of what we want.


There are many reasons for this, and they range from parental influences that curb our imaginations to external factors that curb our ability to take action.


We may feel that getting too caught up in exploring our deepest desires is wasted energy when it seems we want things beyond our grasp.


This is a very practical attitude and has its benefits, but it can be safely balanced with a more imaginative and unlimited approach to the question of what we want.


Perhaps you are 40 years old and find within yourself a desire to be a ballet dancer. You see the impracticality and seeming impossibility of this idea, so you reject it without exploring it.


But perhaps you should allow yourself to feel this desire and perhaps even take a dance class. Allowing yourself to participate in ballet in small ways may provide inspiration that leads you in a new direction in life.


And time spent doing what you want to do is never wasted because it generates energy that can fuel the rest of your life. You can begin to uncover and discover what you want by doing a simple, timed writing exercise.


Set your timer for 15 minutes and write without stopping, starting every sentence with the words “I want.” Writing without stopping for a set period of time enables your inner voice to override your inner censor and helps to unearth buried dreams.


It also creates a feeling of relief in the mind, heart, and body. This exercise can also be practiced orally, alone or in the company of a friend. You might try doing this exercise every morning for a week, looking back at the end of the week to see what has come up.


Sometimes the simple act of expressing a want actually releases it, while other yearnings retain their energy, asking us to pay attention.


When we pay attention to what we want, we are that much closer to getting it.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Flea n Easy at Zouk 19Aug 2007 Sun !!!!



Somethingmagickal will join in the Flea n Easy Zouk market on this sunday selling off all brand new tees and tops n bottoms and skirts at cheappppp prices !!!!


Check us out from 2pm - 7pm !!!!!!!


See ya there !!!

Monday, August 06, 2007

looking back




hehehe heres one of the photos taken while we were shopping around in little india !

heres cindy having face threading !! $17 for full face threading.....quite cool experience and definitely worthwhile heheheh *smile*


thts me in little kiddy ride !!!!!

photos taken at faeries festival 2007












heres some of the photos taken that day at faeries festival 2007 !

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

e way it is ...



There's a thread you follow. It goes among
things that change. But it doesn't change.
People wonder about what you are pursuing.
You have to explain about the thread.
But it is hard for others to see.
While you hold it you can't get lost.
Tragedies happen; people get hurt
or die; and you suffer and get old.
Nothing you do can stop time's unfolding.
You don't ever let go of the thread.

- William Stafford