What message are you sending?

How many people actually read books on quantum physics, mechanics, theory, etc. as pleasure reading over a juicy romance novel? That screams "total geek" just saying it. My eternal quest for understanding the unknowable has lead me down some interesting pathways of thinking and to the book called "Molecules of Emotion" written by a research scientist, Candace B. Pert, Ph.D. Dr. Pert was featured in the film What the #$*! Do We Know!?. I was pleased to find this little gem just jumping of the shelf at me and could not put it down. I wanted to learn how the scientific community was going to try to explain the "unknowable" in their traditional jargon that leaves no room for that which cannot be detected, captured, quantified and crucified by the primitive all knowing "scientific model." Yes, I wanted to see how they, the scientists, explained away the unknowable as unscientific nonsense. However, this is not what I found. Deep into the Chapter one review of ligands, neurotransmitters, steroid hormones, peptides, and receptor sites, I realized the magnitude of courage it took to publish a book which challenges the status quo of the scientific community. Thank you Dr. Candace B. Pert, Ph.D.

Some of us are listening and message does matter! Every molecule in our body responds to the messages we are putting out by thought, word, language, etc. This is a fascinating insight to what ails us physically, emotionally, and spiritually. What message are you sending your cells with the thoughts you think and the words and phrases you choose to write, speak, read, or listen to?

Do you want to change your experience??? Then, change your thoughts and words used to express them.

My family recently played a little awareness game in our home that really revealed the backward-creation that we were allowing by the words we chose to speak in everyday conversation. We heard this concept on a teleconference call and made it into a game. We wanted to focus our conversation on what we wanted to create and not on what we did NOT want. My nine year old daughter loved this game and found it very challenging as did my husband. It revealed much about how we create in my family.

Here's how it's played. First, each person gets three clothes pins and attaches them to their shirt, sleeve, collar. Next, if you catch someone saying "not", "no", "don't" in reference to what they are wanting, then you take one of their clothes-pins and add it to your collection. Well, within minutes, my husband had lost all clothespins and was trying to get them back by catching someone saying not, no, and don't, and most importantly changing his thinking and choice of words. We learned a great deal about how we are actually sending out messages of what we do NOT want instead of messages of what we DO want. The universal laws of attraction bring us the experiences we send out in messages, whether we want them or not. Message matters!

This little game made us aware of our attention and expression. It has changed our lives.
Message matters!