Inner Springs News Reports: Mission #2 ~ Gnow the Power You Possess

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Earth School, in connection with the Inner Springs News @ GatherWorld, is honored to report that a new teacher has appeared on the scene. Your faithful Earth School News reporter has a made a new friend, and learned a new word... well actually I'm told it's an old word, but it's a new word for me.

Our new teacher is Ace, and class is The Short Term Memory Loss Experience. This teacher is challenging us on a win~win situation. Ya gotta love it ~ ya can't lose. This week's challenge, Mission #2, contains the old/new word in it's title ~ Gnow* the Power You Possess.

Without further adieu..... A quote from Professor Ace:

"*(I use an archaic word 'Gnow' from Gnosis, the Greek word for knowledge, γνσις as used in English to specify Spiritual knowledge of a saint or an enlightened human being. It is described as the direct experiential knowledge of the supernatural or divine. This is not enlightenment understood in its general sense of insight or learning but enlightenment that validates the existence of the supernatural)"

I personally attended this class, Mission 2, Gnow Your Power,  and must say that I became astutely aware of my own daydreaming ability and the power I possess.

Daydreaming is often disregarded and a neglected aspect of dream study.  They are often overlooked as fleeting and wandering thoughts. However, the meanings to your nightly dreamtime symbols are also applicable to your daydreams. The content in our daydreams are helpful in the understanding of your true feelings and help in fulfilling your goals.

Daydreams are often viewed as light-hearted in nature and are no more than silly fantasies or wishful thinking. Actually, the worrying of things can be classified as a form of daydreaming. When you worry, you are visualizing an unwanted or negative outcome to a situation. By repeating these negative images in your mind, you are more likely to make them happen. Next time you start worrying, try to think of a positive outcome.

Positive daydreaming is healthy. It serves as a temporary escape from the demands of reality. It is also a good way to release pent up frustrations without physically acting them out. All to often you worry about your job, your family, finances, a relationship, etc. It is a way to leave the world behind and ponder about what could've been or should've been. It relieves stress, improves attitude, fosters creativity and refresh the mind, body, and spirit.

If you have found yourself in a negative daydream pattern, I highly recommend attending this class.

We're on a Mission

Reporting live from Inner Springs News at GatherWorld

Your Faithful Correspondent,

Rosa Seyah

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