<![CDATA[:: SpicMcay....]]> Freewebs http://spicmcay.webs.com/blog.htm <![CDATA[:: Explore your think world...]]> I am going to develop a programme to promote peace of mind and progress all over the world, because now a days as u know every one in Tention some has relationship The programme is called An art 4 Peace.It is known as Spicmcay....a Deep vision of Life.A people 2people programme.The programme is more relevent to the present world which is strugling with war, terrorism, violence, crimes and many more ills. I would like to invite Like minded people all over the world to join this programme.I am very much interested to spread this good will programme and make it a people's movement.I intend to put forward the core contents of this programme one by one in the course of time. Meanwhile i would like to have comments, suggestions,guidence,help and co-operation of friends, interested in this good will venture.come on let's make a new world order of peace and prosperity.

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I am inviting you in this programme.

I just firstly wants from you the feedback regarding this programme.

Because it only for you thats why I want more support frm You.

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]]> http://spicmcay.webs.com/blog.htm?blogentryid=2854482 2008-1-28T02:39:00+0500 <![CDATA[..:: Put Yourself On The Path To Change ::..]]> ..:: Put Yourself On The Path To Change ::..


Change may be the only permanent thing in life, though there are
many who can't look change in the eye. But it is not difficult, if
you follow the points mentioned here.

Change is something that most of us shy away from. The reason could
be that the changes are, very often, forced on us. What if we
changed ourselves by choice, rather than compulsion?

Well, before that, you might want to know why we should change
ourselves. Change is basically a change in our perception of life
changes. Once our perception changes, our attitudes and belief
systems change. Vedanta scholars say that once one's attitude
changes for the better he has located the first step towards self-
realisation, the ultimate goal of man.

There is only one master key to the door called 'changing oneself'
and it lies with the individual. Nobody else can do it for him. At
best, outside factors can influence a person, but change has to be
wrought by the individual.

Any change is possible when one is aware, when one knows where and
when to apply the knowledge that one has gleaned. Knowledge comes
when a person has sifted and sieved information that he has
gathered. For this too, one needs to be aware of what's important,
relevant and so on.

In other words, awareness is not something that springs to a person
at a particular age or stage. It is something to which one remains
sensitised and which increases as one's knowledge increases.

There are five stages a human being generally goes through before
change happens in him. The first step is crisis. A diabetic has to
change his diet and his style of living when the diagnosis has been
made. The moment he accepts the necessity to change and decides to
respond to the call, he has crossed the first step.

The second stage is hard work. This calls for a lot of mental
exercise. For the diabetic, he has to first get his goals in view.
What are his immediate goals? Live, and comfortably too, enjoying
life as best as he can. His homework begins here. He has to become
aware of the necessity of change, the consequences that he may have
to face in the event of not changing and the changes that he will
have to implement. He has to change his diet, take his food,
medicines and injections (if advised) on time. His activities should
allow him time for these necessities. If he does not change his life
style, he could land up with other debilitating or life threatening
diseases that could cramp his living. He has to make his choice. It
is a mental decision at this stage. While it is possible that one
may feel overwhelmed at the very thought of changing, there is no
escape from the fact that he has to do it.

Making a commitment to yourself about going ahead and implementing
the changes is the third and most important step in the process of
change. The relief that comes with making the decision defies
description -- it has to be experienced.

Consider this -- you have not actually implemented the change you
desire. But if you are able to take a concrete decision it will
enhance your self-worth.

The fourth stage is the temptation to backtrack, because of the pain
that you did not bargain for. There may be moments of frustration
when you will be tempted to give up and go back. 'Let the kidney
fail, I'll face it then. I can't take this regimen now', is a
frequent cry that diabetics give vent to. Push yourself. Ask a
kidney patient or a relative about kidney failure. The diabetic will
soon realise that saying a firm 'no' to temptation is worth it. The
miracle will happen.

A diabetic patient cannot be cured, but he can control the disease
by diet control, exercise and medication. With such a lifestyle you
won't need insulin injection.

The last factor is the realisation that you have changed and are
comfortable with it. Nobody other than you can know how much and
against what odds you have succeeded in changing yourself.

The other miracles are not far away. That is your first and greatest
reward. The power of the knowledge that you have changed. Enjoy your
triumph.

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