Good Things

I love putting positive statements on paper.

It is amazing how supportive this is.

Thinking, hearing and writing are different ways of drawing good things to myself.

Rewriting the old negative scripts and rewiring myself to the new scripts and the events they cause to happen is very rewarding.

The reward is an entirely new life.

Now, the old scripts seem unnecessary and are becoming less and less familiar.

They just don’t fit anymore.

It is worth learning this just for the contrast.

I can redesign my life for more fun and more service.

I can have fun writing and publishing and being active in many other ways.

These are all good things.

© 2013 Kathryn hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com

Do What you Love First

Do what you love first.

Practice doing it.

You will get better and better.

You will contribute your happiness and fulfillment and mastery to the world instead of your frustration and anger and longing.

Start with the littlest thing that you love to do and do more and more of it.

It will lead you to the next wonderful thing that you love.

You will always be involved in love, and you will appreciate your life from the beginning.

Others will want what you are creating.

They will want to feel that love in their lives.

Maybe it will encourage them to take a step in the direction of love.

Fill up the world, surround yourself, saturate yourself doing what you love.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com

Paying Attention

I love everything I am doing.

It is a complete change of pace for me.

I feel truly led and truly blessed with a perfect fit.

I have acquired all the tools I need to express the ideas that have been given to me.

I have the confidence to keep doing what I have been given.

When I think about anything or anyone else, I check whether that is an old habit or whether my attention is truly needed somewhere else.

Then I come back to fulfilling my own purpose.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

wwwInspiredPractices.com

Listening for Good

I have been listening a lot for ideas for my Themes for pre-schoolers. (www.MusicandBooksforChildren.com).

I find when I am listening for them, I am in a receptive mode for goodness and purity because of the innocence of the children I write for.

When I am in the mode of listening for ideas for young children, the Universe is very generous with uplifting ideas.

When I turn to the news, I find my mood changes and I become very anxious and upset. 

Today, I turned to the Universe for ideas about the world after writing for my pre-schoolers.

The uplifting ideas I received from the Universe about the world were wonderful.

I have decided to go to the Universe for more uplifting ideas to share as an adult.

I am also grateful to www.CommonDreams.org and www.DemocracyNow.org for their responsible journalism and its antidote to the “news abuse” we are constantly bombarded with.

I appreciate the opportunity to give to both these organizations.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com

Your Children Are Your Ideas

Your children are the ideas that come to you for release.

(In this view, they are not the people who are born into your household.

You are merely the transport for those children to get into the world for the experiences they have chosen to have.)

The children which are your ideas have come to you to be nurtured, strengthened and then released to do their jobs in the world.

Your ideas may be to inspire, or to provide a product or a service.

These are your real children.

You listen deeply for them and they appear, over and over again in your thoughts.

That’s how you know which ones are yours.

The way you see them, nurture them, provide for them lets them enter the world in a way that will bless and uplift the people who are looking for that kind of blessing, that kind of upliftment.

That is why there is no competition.

Your ideas are already connected to their receivers.

You are the conceiver; they are the receivers.

As you are guided to take the steps to release your children-as-ideas, they connect to the people they are designed to serve.

Your business is to listen and then take action.

You are supported by releasing your ideas, your children.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com

No Anxiety Over Any Problem

How can we free ourselves from anxiety over any problem?

I think it is by finding the source of our power.

Looking within is a beginning.

Did you know about the power we each have within?

There, where it is quiet and still, we can truly listen.

We can hear out of the depths of the deep peace and quiet something we may not have heard before, our own nature.

We are so continually harassed by all the noise of daily life that we may not have heard our own voice.

But we have one.

It is tiny if we have not used it before.

But it is there.

As we discover who we really are and what we truly desire, we have immense power.

As we listen for the deep peace and think our way through the steps that come to us, we are empowered to take them.

As we take our individual steps, we connect with others who are also coming into their awareness.

And we find that what we truly desire to do also meets other people’s needs.

It is a great way to do business.

It is also a great way to live.

With our individuality guiding us from the deep peace we have learned how to find within, we find we are not in competition with anyone else.

We have our own attraction and our own product.

We have a team that works best with us.

We have whatever we need.

We find that even our relationships reflect our sufficiency.

We are freed from anxiety over any problem.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com

Parenting

I have received excellent parenting.

Some of my parents taught me to read and to have good manners.

Some of my parents taught me other skills.

From some of my parents, I absorbed their philosophies.

From some of my parents, I received guidance.

From some of my parents, I saw happiness and commitment.

Finally, I had children.

And so, I learned some more about parenting.

I learned about the complex requirements of parenting.

I learned how to go way beyond my own strength day and night.

I learned to ask for Guidance because my own experience was not enough.

I watched them understand some lessons and miss some others.

I watched my children grow up.

And although I never felt it was enough, I knew that I had given my all.

And then, I released them to find the many other parents they needed, just as I had been released.

© 2013 Kathryn Hardage

www.InspiredPractices.com