Short Sleeves Insights- Did You Hear The One...

A shoe salesman who dragged out half his stock to a women customer asked her;"Mind if I rest for a few minutes, lady? Your feet are killing me." The ability to laugh, especially at ourselves, is part of the prayer arsenal we come physically equipped with at birth.

As Ramtha said; The greatest prayer you could ever pray would be to laugh everyday. For when you do, it elevates the vibratory frequency within your being such that you could heal your entire body."

True, nothing feels better than laughter, well, almost nothing, but that's another article. Being energy, connected to a universe of energy, tells me that my vibrations have a lot to do with my overall well being. Happiness, joy and laughter bring a stream of energy into my systems and send positive messages to my cells. They in turn function with the energy supplied to them. If I feel good mentally, my body reaps the reward of that sensation. I send that energy out to all around me and they also benefit from what I project. We all know this, that's why we like to be close to people who have a positive energy field around them. We may not see it, but we can sure feel it.

If there was any advise that I remember, it was from my mother who said; "Find some laughter in everything Hon, it will be the vehicle that supports you in any situation. It's not always easy to laugh, but it's there waiting for you to join in." There have been many situations that I found it hard to laugh about, but at some point I was able to laugh at myself for not being able to see the bright side. Prayer is feeling, and laughter is a part of prayer, for I am able to feel the positive effects within me and around me. The laughter switch within my body, is always on auto-pilot, and only accepts positive vibes. All other sensations need not apply, unless I flip my switch.

As the Course In Miracles says: "The world will end in joy, because it is a place of sorrow... The world will end in peace, because it is a place for war... The world will end in laughter, because it is a place for tears. Where there is laughter who can longer weep?"
Did you hear the one about being busy? "I putter, I worry, I push and shove, hunting little molehills to make mountains of." Funny and true...