Comments on: A Guide To The Body Conscious http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/a-guide-to-the-body-conscious/ The VanAmburg Group Blog - Marketing Tech Mindshifts Wed, 04 May 2011 14:22:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Thinking Big Works » Blog Archive » The Demon Is Duality http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/a-guide-to-the-body-conscious/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Thinking Big Works » Blog Archive » The Demon Is Duality Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:12:58 +0000 http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/?p=452#comment-136 [...] On previous blogs we introduced the concepts of the Body Conscious Guide. (1) (2) [...] [...] On previous blogs we introduced the concepts of the Body Conscious Guide. (1) (2) [...]

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]]> By: JudyBerg http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/a-guide-to-the-body-conscious/comment-page-1/#comment-22 JudyBerg Fri, 12 Dec 2008 11:13:42 +0000 http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/?p=452#comment-22 Thank you very much for your thoughtful comments on this post, Nick. After teaching these concepts for several years I wanted a way to make the conceptual much more accessible. This flow came to me and then the chart was so clearly presented on the Body Conscious Guide by our graphic designer, Patrick Hiller. My HOPE was that the visual clarity would in and of itself lend HOPE - so someone who is consumed by the consciousness of a difficult moment could SEE the way out and up. It is encouraging to hear your comments that reflect that clarity is indeed coming through. I hope you will visit with us often and share you insights and add to the discussions, so that we can come to know you, and the consciousness you are obviously offering to your 'community' through your insights. You may also be interested in the "TAO to Conscious Business" slide blogs - a trio - of which we have just posted Slide 1 last Tuesday - 2 and 3 will be discussed on the upcoming Tuesdays. This is about taking a new consciousness into business. Our goal with this website is to bring together like-minded people to share our ideas and make a impact. Thank you again! Bless Bless Judy Thank you very much for your thoughtful comments on this post, Nick.

After teaching these concepts for several years I wanted a way to make the conceptual much more accessible. This flow came to me and then the chart was so clearly presented on the Body Conscious Guide by our graphic designer, Patrick Hiller.

My HOPE was that the visual clarity would in and of itself lend HOPE – so someone who is consumed by the consciousness of a difficult moment could SEE the way out and up. It is encouraging to hear your comments that reflect that clarity is indeed coming through.

I hope you will visit with us often and share you insights and add to the discussions, so that we can come to know you, and the consciousness you are obviously offering to your 'community' through your insights. You may also be interested in the "TAO to Conscious Business" slide blogs – a trio – of which we have just posted Slide 1 last Tuesday – 2 and 3 will be discussed on the upcoming Tuesdays. This is about taking a new consciousness into business. Our goal with this website is to bring together like-minded people to share our ideas and make a impact.

Thank you again!
Bless Bless
Judy

]]> By: Nick Corsi http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/a-guide-to-the-body-conscious/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Nick Corsi Fri, 12 Dec 2008 09:23:50 +0000 http://vanamburggroup.com/blogs/?p=452#comment-20 A fantastic way of looking into our lives. This analysis surely parallels with the types of feelings and emotions one feels when going through mental illnesses such as depression. The notion of hopelessness perpetuates the lack of drive and determination such people experience. The turning point in some cases comes with the realization of "something". This realization could be a function of something they had all along or an event that has just come to fruition. But the one common factor is that a person begins to feel gratitude. Gratitude is truly a starting point you noted. Without looking forward and knowing you can feel thankful, happy and more importantly self fulfilled, people continue to live in the bottom levels of conscience such as anger, grief, sadness or even worse, hopelessness. This abstract conception of conscientiousness really illuminates how we as humans jump the hurdles and climb the mountains that stand before us in life. Sometimes we have to go down in order to go up: "We embrace the bad times because it is in those darkest of moments we are presented with the opportunity to reach down and discover our greatest potential" Furthermore, it is up to the individual to decide what we will do with the dark moments. How will you interpret gratitude when you realize it? What will you choose? Will you choose to sit in that darkness and feel sorry or will you find the smallest bit of strength to stand up, open the door and walk into the light. This is the only way we gain strength, by learning and pushing the bounds of greater stages of conscience. -"the strongest steel is forged in the hottest fire" A truly "enlightening" analysis...I enjoyed this very much. A fantastic way of looking into our lives. This analysis surely parallels with the types of feelings and emotions one feels when going through mental illnesses such as depression. The notion of hopelessness perpetuates the lack of drive and determination such people experience. The turning point in some cases comes with the realization of "something". This realization could be a function of something they had all along or an event that has just come to fruition. But the one common factor is that a person begins to feel gratitude. Gratitude is truly a starting point you noted. Without looking forward and knowing you can feel thankful, happy and more importantly self fulfilled, people continue to live in the bottom levels of conscience such as anger, grief, sadness or even worse, hopelessness.

This abstract conception of conscientiousness really illuminates how we as humans jump the hurdles and climb the mountains that stand before us in life. Sometimes we have to go down in order to go up:

"We embrace the bad times because it is in those darkest of moments we are presented with the opportunity to reach down and discover our greatest potential"

Furthermore, it is up to the individual to decide what we will do with the dark moments. How will you interpret gratitude when you realize it? What will you choose? Will you choose to sit in that darkness and feel sorry or will you find the smallest bit of strength to stand up, open the door and walk into the light. This is the only way we gain strength, by learning and pushing the bounds of greater stages of conscience.

-"the strongest steel is forged in the hottest fire"

A truly "enlightening" analysis…I enjoyed this very much.

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