Comments on: Surviving Lemonade http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/ Health and Healing with Reiki Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:42:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: TC http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2282 TC Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:56:10 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2282 <p>Meredith, thanks for stopping by. How are you?<br /> I was more thinking about people I know when I wrote that. I watch people dish out advice to people about the problems they are having, and feel like they have forgotten so quickly and easily how hard life can get at times. And wish they would be brave enough to sit still and look at life and what is really going on for that person right in that moment.<br /> It is part of the trick of life, really. That we forget. I always pray that I will never forget the hard times, and the promises I made myself (about meditating more, being a better husband.. not being so lazy.. whatever..)<br /> Time goes on, and we forget. We softly drift back into "normal" life.<br /> Suffering is a gift. But, only if we change. Otherwise it just sux.</p> Meredith, thanks for stopping by. How are you?
I was more thinking about people I know when I wrote that. I watch people dish out advice to people about the problems they are having, and feel like they have forgotten so quickly and easily how hard life can get at times. And wish they would be brave enough to sit still and look at life and what is really going on for that person right in that moment.
It is part of the trick of life, really. That we forget. I always pray that I will never forget the hard times, and the promises I made myself (about meditating more, being a better husband.. not being so lazy.. whatever..)
Time goes on, and we forget. We softly drift back into “normal” life.
Suffering is a gift. But, only if we change. Otherwise it just sux.

]]> By: meredith http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2281 meredith Mon, 03 Mar 2008 15:32:56 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2281 Well TC, you could always make some Mike's Hard Lemonade with them? So sorry things are tough for you right now. I'll send some Reiki to you when I am out & about later. :) Take care Well TC, you could always make some Mike’s Hard Lemonade with them? So sorry things are tough for you right now. I’ll send some Reiki to you when I am out & about later. :)
Take care

]]> By: Jon http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2270 Jon Sat, 01 Mar 2008 14:54:56 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2270 Amen to that! "When life gives you lemons... light them on fire and fling the flaming projectiles at anyone smug enough to give you that lemonade BS." --My version Amen to that!

“When life gives you lemons… light them on fire and fling the flaming projectiles at anyone smug enough to give you that lemonade BS.” –My version

]]> By: Nocci http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2177 Nocci Sun, 17 Feb 2008 22:04:41 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2177 Thank you very much for the tips! I really appreciate them and will keep them in mind when I set out on my voyage with Reiki. I've found a possible teacher, but I'm not going to start just yet. I'm also going to read a few books beforehand. No rush at all for me, I do like to take my time with things. :) Thanks again! Thank you very much for the tips! I really appreciate them and will keep them in mind when I set out on my voyage with Reiki. I’ve found a possible teacher, but I’m not going to start just yet. I’m also going to read a few books beforehand. No rush at all for me, I do like to take my time with things. :)

Thanks again!

]]> By: TC http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2156 TC Thu, 14 Feb 2008 23:30:21 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2156 Hi Nocci. My biggest tip would be to not be in a rush. Don't be in a rush to do a course. Make sure you find a teacher you feel confident with, and ask them as many questions as you need. Number 2 would be, once you have done a course, try and do it (reiki) as much as you can. Try to develop the habit of using reiki in your life. Because, it is there to support you, aswell as for healing. And, one more for the road.. be kind to yourself. The path of healing can be bumpy. Try and always be a "good" friend to yourself. Hi Nocci.
My biggest tip would be to not be in a rush. Don’t be in a rush to do a course. Make sure you find a teacher you feel confident with, and ask them as many questions as you need.
Number 2 would be, once you have done a course, try and do it (reiki) as much as you can. Try to develop the habit of using reiki in your life. Because, it is there to support you, aswell as for healing.
And, one more for the road.. be kind to yourself. The path of healing can be bumpy. Try and always be a “good” friend to yourself.

]]> By: Nocci http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2149 Nocci Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:49:39 +0000 http://reikiblogger.com/miscellanous/surviving-lemonade/#comment-2149 I really like that quote. I was just finding your blog by chance today as I looked around for a Reiki course. I am really interested in learning and was wondering if you had any tips for a beginner? :) Much appreciated. Regards, Nocci I really like that quote. I was just finding your blog by chance today as I looked around for a Reiki course. I am really interested in learning and was wondering if you had any tips for a beginner? :)

Much appreciated.

Regards,
Nocci

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