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Lie back on a comfy chaise lounge, with
a favourite beverage nearby, surrounded by the night. Search the skies for the star you like the most.
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Write down everything
wonderful you want to happen in your life. Everyday, visualise and
affirm the perfect life you want for yourself.
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Go shopping for $10 to $20 worth of flowering
plants/punnets. Design a pattern, decide on a place/pot and plant.
Watch your garden grow. Feel empowered by your achievement.
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Grow herbs mixed with
companion flowers.
You will have good smells, great tastes and lots of colour ... and
better health.
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Join your local library and luxuriate in your decision making process whenever you
visit. Libraries have a great peaceful atmosphere. Borrow books and CDs.
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Read ... and then read
some more. Read what you like. Read a bit of this and
that. Read about things you want to know. Read about
things that interest you. Read books. Read the world wide
web. Read.
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Write a daily
journal. Ponder why things happened the way they did. Remind yourself of the high points of your day.
Dwell on everything good that happens to you.
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Create a dream
diary. It's incredible the way dreams come back to you even
through the distance of many years, if you have written them down soon
after the event. Fascinating to hear from our subconscious in such a
experiential way.
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Rent or buy happy,
uplifting films, television series or documentaries. Remember,
laughter can literally cure most anything.
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Go window shopping for
luxury items you want to eventually buy for yourself. Now is the
time to discover whether you prefer red or black upholstery on your
future SAAB convertible.
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Bicycle around your
neighbourhood. Nod hullo to your neighbours. Watch the
plants and trees and families and houses grow.
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Join a local
charity. Helping others can be fun as well as globally
beneficial.
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Learn to play a musical
instrument. It is very empowering and emotionally uplifting to
create your own music.
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Write
your autobiography. Don’t
worry about trying to write in a polished manner in an effort to be
published. This
autobiography is for you, and your future genetic line.
Remember there's no-one quite as fascinating as your own self.
