Comments on: With Resolutions, a Good Idea Isn’t Good Enough http://www.theheartsvoice.com/desire/making-deeper-resolutions/ essential Guidance when What You've Said Yes to is Bigger Than You Wed, 23 Nov 2011 07:03:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: SusanJ http://www.theheartsvoice.com/desire/making-deeper-resolutions/comment-page-1/#comment-120 SusanJ Thu, 31 Dec 2009 20:22:30 +0000 http://www.theheartsvoice.com/blog/?p=235#comment-120 Thanks Carol, it sounds like a lovely ritual you have. I'm inspired to do some reflecting of my own tonight. And that Ideal Day exercise is definitely powerful! I've done it before and had a moment last year when I realized I had every element but one of an ideal day I wrote in 1997. Happy New Year to you too and thanks for reading! Thanks Carol, it sounds like a lovely ritual you have. I’m inspired to do some reflecting of my own tonight.

And that Ideal Day exercise is definitely powerful! I’ve done it before and had a moment last year when I realized I had every element but one of an ideal day I wrote in 1997. Happy New Year to you too and thanks for reading!

]]> By: Carol Hess http://www.theheartsvoice.com/desire/making-deeper-resolutions/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Carol Hess Thu, 31 Dec 2009 18:29:33 +0000 http://www.theheartsvoice.com/blog/?p=235#comment-118 Susan -- I love the deeper, digging down resolution process you outline here. I'm definitely going to incorporate it into my new year's ritual. My ritual consists of two things: First, a written review of the year ending -- both the positive and the negative. But I spend much more time on the positive, creating a celebration energy. I just touch upon the negative, reflect on what I learned (if anything!), and do my best to let it go. Then comes the second and most fun part. I concentrate on what I want to create for the year to come. I write down an ideal but ordinary day in my "new" life that's right around the corner -- coloring in my vision with as many details and feelings as possible. This has been a powerful ritual for me in the past. I remember the year I bought a home I had envisaged 5 New Year's Eves earlier. No one was more surprised than the owner of the house who didn't even know he wanted to sell it! Manifestation energy is powerful, isn't it? Happy New Year, Susan! I'm looking forward to reading your blog in the coming year. Susan — I love the deeper, digging down resolution process you outline here. I’m definitely going to incorporate it into my new year’s ritual. My ritual consists of two things: First, a written review of the year ending — both the positive and the negative. But I spend much more time on the positive, creating a celebration energy. I just touch upon the negative, reflect on what I learned (if anything!), and do my best to let it go.

Then comes the second and most fun part. I concentrate on what I want to create for the year to come. I write down an ideal but ordinary day in my “new” life that’s right around the corner — coloring in my vision with as many details and feelings as possible.

This has been a powerful ritual for me in the past. I remember the year I bought a home I had envisaged 5 New Year’s Eves earlier. No one was more surprised than the owner of the house who didn’t even know he wanted to sell it! Manifestation energy is powerful, isn’t it?

Happy New Year, Susan! I’m looking forward to reading your blog in the coming year.

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