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In
doing so we could very well surprise ourselves how powerful positive
thinking is and how it can play an important part in reversing the
current mood of negativity. This Friday, the 8th
day in the 8th
month in the 8th
year presents us with a rare and unique opportunity to do just that.
The
number 8 is most auspicious for success whether it is in
relationships, family, health or in business. Therefore this âtriple
8 for prosperityâ day which comes only once in a hundred years is
very special indeed. So unique in fact that celebrated and highly
respected positive energy specialist Dr
Silvia Hartmann has
named the day The
World SUCCESS Day,
the first day for the whole world to celebrate success and
prosperity.
Dr
Hartmann, who
is also chair-person of The
Association of Meridian Therapies (www.TheAMT.com)
explains,
âI thought, right, let's do something. Let's catch on to that
auspicious breeze thatâs existing there AND TURN OUR FORTUNES
AROUND, set our fortunes in the opposite direction where this endless
negativity is leading the way to doom, gloom, meltdown and disaster,
namely towards success, enjoyment, personal triumph over adversity,
and having a damn good time whilst you're at it!â
The
date itself is a completely clear date in everyoneâs calendar.
There are no religious festivals or other holds on this date in the
diary so everyone can join in. It is a totally fresh date for people
everywhere wishing to live well and experience the good things in
life joy, reward and personal triumph.
You
can join in The
World SUCCESS Day
wherever you are and it doesnât matter if you celebrate on your
own, with friends or family, or at work with your business colleagues
â the key to everything is positive energy and positive focus to
bring about a bright future.
Dr
Hartman outlines how to get involved on the day and what to do.
At
any time on Friday, 08.08.08 take a few moments. Get yourself some
champagne or some sparkling water and a nice glass. Fill the glass
and get ready for a simple 3 step process which starts with:
Celebrating
Past Successes
Take a moment to
reflect on all
the success you have had in your life,
all the things you are good
at, really focus on your strengths, on your good
points.
Congratulate yourself for having made it this far and
when you have a real sense
of what it has taken for you to come
here and be who you are today, toast yourself
and your
achievements.
Take a drink.
Celebrating
The Gifts Of The Present
Now, take a moment
to think
about your present reality -
all the good things you already have
in your life, successful things,
relationships, achievements,
favourite objects or other blessings
such as health and a good
brain, for example. Breathe deeply as you do that
and allow
yourself to be surprised by the sheer quantity of your blessings
in
the now. Enjoy this - and take a drink.
Creating
Success For The Future
Now
take a moment to reflect on your future goals, those things you want
in life,
the successes still to come and really allow yourself to
focus strongly on what
you want to achieve.
When you have a
really charged feeling about your future success, and you are
clear
about what you want in your life, raise your glass up high and
say,
âA toast to my success!â
And now, empty the
glass completely.
Thatâs
it!
It
is a well know fact that positive thinking can be an extremely
powerful and effective tool in our business and personal lives. For
many people this small but important exercise on Friday will be the
first time to discover for themselves that change really is possible
when we think positively. The more people there are joining in the
celebrations on Friday the more positivity will be spread around for
ourselves and for each other, and make our world a nicer place to
live. Just try it and see!
For
further information on The
World SUCCESS Day visit www.starfields.org/080808
- Dr
Silvia Hartmann is available for interviews and features. Contact
Rachel Hunt from The GoE on 01323 700 800
Further
information about Silvia Hartmann:
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With âcredit crunchâ and ârecessionâ by far the most talked about topics on TV and in our newspapers, people can be forgiven for spiralling into a somewhat negative and destructive state of doom and gloom. Yes, of course the country and indeed the whole world face problems and challenges, many of which are new to us. However, is it really all that bad; or shouldnât we try a little positive thinking and reflect on successes and the positives rather than dwell on the bad?