Bright Energy

How bright is your energy?

An energy that resembles a bright light offers

            A bubbly personality, that seems to flow with joy, excitement and enthusiasm for living.

Lights up a room, with lightheartedness and optimism

            Shares openly and honestly, with others eagerly gathering around

Such a light is not turned on, as if by a mysterious switch,

But through living a life of integrity and doing what is right…

Honoring core values

            Expressing emotions

Practicing faithfulness

           When your light is bright, your life is filled with joy and ease.

How do you view the good in your life?

Do you experience the good in your life as Luck or Blessings?

Do you see the good in your life as random, as if you played the lottery and won by chance?
Do you say, "I am lucky?"

Or do you attribute the good in your life as a gift from God/Universe for living a life of faith and honesty? Do you say, "I am blessed?"

Take the time to acknowledge the Blessings in your Life, especially your health, your family and your home.

What is integrity?

Integrity is when who you are on the inside (your character) is congruent to your actions and the way that you live your life. There are obvious, as well as subtle violations of integrity. The obvious violations of integrity are those that are often avoided, while the subtle violations of integrity are more common.

                                          Integrity is:

being honest

arriving on time

honoring your word

keeping your commitments

telling a cashier that she miscounted your change

following through on your promises

meeting your financial responsibilities

being where you said you would be

paying your parking tickets

leaving tasks unfinished

The Universe rewards a person of good integrity. To live in your integrity is to do what is right, regardless of how difficult or inconvenient. Integrity is the ability to live your life as if someone from above could look down at how you are behaving,

and you feel proud of what they see.

Integrity directs your course in life.

Do you walk your talk?

To walk your talk is to have your actions match your words. If you are a parent, a friend, a counselor, a nurse, or anyone else that serves as an authority, you have the option to walk your talk. That is, if you advise others in a way that hopes to benefit their lives, and yet do not follow your own advice, you do not walk your talk. If the standards you hold others to, is different than your own standards, you do not walk your talk. No one is immune from the pain and disappointment of life. Yet we all have the options to confront or avoid. Those who walk their talk are honest about their experience and their feelings, and take full responsibility for addressing the issue. No one said it is easy to be honest, only necessary if you want to earn the respect of others. Learn to live your life from a place of honesty and integrity. If you said that you would do  it, do it. Keep your promises and commitments. Walk your talk.