MIND, BODY, and SPIRIT and the LAWS of FINANCIAL SUCCESS

The integration of MIND, BODY, and SPIRIT are directly associated with achieving personal success and financial freedom.

Every human has to apply all aspects of this formula to their life. Only then can a person say that they put all the proper tools in place to achieve the highest level of performance of which they are capable. Why go through the journey of life not living it to it to your fullest potential?

The first variable of the equation is MIND. It is not more important than BODY or SPIRIT, for they are all weighted equally, but must come before the others, as it is the gate keeper to BODY and SPIRIT. MIND is the central processing unit which must manage emotions, feelings, thoughts, stress, creativity and aspirations in the foreground. In the background we are unaware of the good works controlling heart beat and circulatory systems, respiration, blood clotting, nervous system, digestion, waste management, heat and cooling operations, reproduction, germ warfare, and iris control, just to mention a few. The best part about this processing is that if we feed the MIND with bad, skewed or even inadequate information, the output results most certainly will be less than desirable at some time in the future. Take for instance the thought that what we consume is not of importance. Or we believe that exercise is unnecessary for proper health. So we make bad choices about diet and exercise with little regard of their consequence until our BODY cries out with obesity or heart disease or some other malady of sickness. We owe it to ourselves to seek out the best information about what to put in, and on our BODY, and to learn about and avoid what is in our environment that can harm us.

Bad information processing can also disrupt our SPIRIT causing depression, indifference, fear, self doubt, hate, insecurities, and a multitude of negative mental problems. And do not think for a second that these thoughts do not affect the BODY as well. In the book "How to Stop Complaining" by Will Bowen, he related a story about a woman that had a stroke and was in the hospital recovering. Bowan is a pastor who went to visit her and stopped at the nurse's station to inquire as to her condition. He was informed that her stroke was not life threatening and that she would recover in due time. When he talked to the patient, she informed him that she was dying. Bowan told her what the nurses and doctors said that she would be just fine in no time. The woman refused to hear or believe anyone about recovery and insisted that she was dying. Bowan received a call two days later that the woman had passed. So what does that say about MIND the precious gate keeper? Be careful of what you think because you get what you think about.

SPIRIT, The vital life force courses through and animates our BODY. It is the seat of inspiration, creativity, and purpose. With SPIRIT, our BODY has an aliveness that is unique to each individual and we must cultivate it so as to create a meaningful life. That is, a life filled with purpose, vitality and vibrant awareness that characterize true health. MIND, BODY, and SPIRIT go hand in hand and must be in balance and harmony with the universe. So how do we achieve this required balance? First, we must utilize a form of exercise such as Tai Chi, Yoga or meditation that fully involves our trinity so we can learn more about ourselves. We must diligently seek out information for our personal development and implement that knowledge. We are all blessed with unique talents and special gifts. Listening to our MIND, BODY, SPIRIT connection with the universal power we all possess within us makes us aware that our BODY has limitations, our SPIRIT does not and if we continue to strive for personal development our MIND can only nourish our soul and body so that personal and financial success is guaranteed.

Submitted by Audie Perove

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