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EMOTION HACKING / BODY LANGUAGE Few know that you can actually dictate how you feel - by consciously deciding how you move. What this tells us is that when we feel something, our body usually responds in turn - we can see this in dogs we recognise to be happy (wagging tail) anxious (tail between legs) or angry too (bared teeth). A repeated emotion will thus have a repeated associated physical movement - and the physical movements we repeat in all things will develop those muscles more than others (hypertrophy). Someone that trains their arms all the time will get bigger biceps, and someone that smiles all day every day will become better smilers. This is one of the basis of Physiognomy - someone that is constantly angry will develop more frowning muscles so they look more permanently like that  -> hence the saying ‘Don’t keep your face like that, it will get stuck that way’. Another example how this principle can affect you is the extended and frequent use of a mobile phone If you have your Head down looking at your phone all day = Your body will think you are losing, scared, because you are mimicking what the same emotions of anxiety or fear would do to your body (protecting ones internal organs, covering up, shrinking the body) The same principles apply when you aren hunched over a computer, seated all day. Just as your emotions become your body language … so your body language becomes your emotions … Stand tall, raise your head high = feel more confident and secure. (Implement the use of a standing desk) So knowing this you must train yourself to embody body languages that are conducive to confidence, happiness, openness and POWER If you are not feeling too great, try literally forcing a BEAMING smile on your face, stand up tall and raise your hands above your head; Repeat YES, I WIN a few times. I GUARANTEE you will feel better OPEN UP, spread out, widen your stance, lean back, unfold your arms. A confident organism is OPEN and receiving to his or her environment; they are not scared of an ‘attack’. Sol Nation ~ 🤺💐📚

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Spring Equinox is the REAL NEW YEAR! ~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚✨

Spring Equinox is the REAL NEW YEAR!

Happy New Year… or is it? The REAL New Year is NOT on January 1st? It’s on March 20th! The real New Year starts when the cycle of life begins again with a NEW GROWTH and new blossoms. This new beginning is Spring, called ‘Vernal Equinox’ which happens on March 20th. So, the real New Year’s Eve is March 19th with New Year’s Day being March 20th. You can’t begin something new in the dead of winter, and this is why so many people break their New Year’s resolutions in one to six weeks after making them! This is because Winter is not the right timing to set goals; Spring is! In fact, 11 cultures don’t celebrate New Year on January 1st! Interestingly enough, our ancestors celebrated the New Year in March. The earliest recording of New Year being celebrated is believed to have been in Mesopotamia, circa 2000 B.C. That celebration along with many other ancient celebrations of the new year following it, were celebrated around the time of the vernal equinox, which is around March 20th. In the meanwhile, ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, and Persians began their new year with the autumnal equinox around September 20th. The ancient Greeks celebrated New Year during the winter solstice, around December 20th. Regardless of the dates in when the New Year is celebrated, the real New Year is in March, the beginning of the Spring Equinox. The Spring Equinox is the start of a new beginning, making it a fresh start to set goals. In the early Roman calendar, March 1st was believed to be the beginning of the New Year. The History of The New Year Are you aware that the new year celebration on January 1st is actually a relatively new phenomenon. The earliest recording of a New Year Celebration in fact was believed to have been in Mesopotamia, c. 2000 B.C and was celebrated around the vernal equinox, which is in Mid-March. The Phoenicians, Egyptians, and Persians began their new year with the fall equinox, whereas the Greeks celebrated new year during the winter solstice. In the Early Roman Calendar, march 1st is the New Year. The Roman calendar had just 10 months, beginning with March and the first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in 153 B.C in Rome. January did not even exist as a month until around 700 B.C. when Numa Pontilius, the second king of Rome, added the months of January and February. Since then, the new year was moved from March to January because that was the beginning of the civil year, which happens to be the that the two newly elected Roman consuls, whom are the highest officials in the Roman republic. The Origin of January The name of the month January comes from the Roman god who is the god of doorways and beginnings. Janus was depicted as having two faces. One face of Janus looked back into the past, whereas the other peering forward to the future. By the Middle Ages, in many places, the New Year began in March and around the 16th century, a movement developed to restore January 1st as New Year’s Day. For as long as circas date back to thousands of years ago, man kept changing the date for New Year’s from spring to fall—from March 1st to January 1st. In other cases, the date was even December 25th and back to March 25th, then to January 1st again! January 1st was made into effect by the Gregorian calendar (AD 1582), immediately adopted by the Roman Catholic countries. In the New Style or Gregorian calendar, the New Year begins on the first of January. It makes sense to celebrate New Years in March because of the Spring Equinox in March and that's when the flowers bloom. Either way I wish you all a successful start to the new ‘calendar’ year. Conscious Pineal ✨ ~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺

Happy New Year… or is it? The REAL New Year is NOT on January 1st? It’s on March 20th! The real New Year starts when the cycle of life begins again with a NEW GROWTH and new blossoms. This new beginning is Spring, called ‘Vernal Equinox’ which happens on March 20th. So, the real New Year’s Eve is March 19th with New Year’s Day being March 20th. You can’t begin something new in the dead of winter, and this is why so many people break their New Year’s resolutions in one to six weeks after making them! This is because Winter is not the right timing to set goals; Spring is! In fact, 11 cultures don’t celebrate New Year on January 1st! Interestingly enough, our ancestors celebrated the New Year in March. The earliest recording of New Year being celebrated is believed to have been in Mesopotamia, circa 2000 B.C. That celebration along with many other ancient celebrations of the new year following it, were celebrated around the time of the vernal equinox, which is around March 20th. In the meanwhile, ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, and Persians began their new year with the autumnal equinox around September 20th. The ancient Greeks celebrated New Year during the winter solstice, around December 20th. Regardless of the dates in when the New Year is celebrated, the real New Year is in March, the beginning of the Spring Equinox. The Spring Equinox is the start of a new beginning, making it a fresh start to set goals. In the early Roman calendar, March 1st was believed to be the beginning of the New Year. The History of The New Year Are you aware that the new year celebration on January 1st is actually a relatively new phenomenon. The earliest recording of a New Year Celebration in fact was believed to have been in Mesopotamia, c. 2000 B.C and was celebrated around the vernal equinox, which is in Mid-March. The Phoenicians, Egyptians, and Persians began their new year with the fall equinox, whereas the Greeks celebrated new year during the winter solstice. In the Early Roman Calendar, march 1st is the New Year. The Roman calendar had just 10 months, beginning with March and the first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in 153 B.C in Rome. January did not even exist as a month until around 700 B.C. when Numa Pontilius, the second king of Rome, added the months of January and February. Since then, the new year was moved from March to January because that was the beginning of the civil year, which happens to be the that the two newly elected Roman consuls, whom are the highest officials in the Roman republic. The Origin of January The name of the month January comes from the Roman god who is the god of doorways and beginnings. Janus was depicted as having two faces. One face of Janus looked back into the past, whereas the other peering forward to the future. By the Middle Ages, in many places, the New Year began in March and around the 16th century, a movement developed to restore January 1st as New Year’s Day. For as long as circas date back to thousands of years ago, man kept changing the date for New Year’s from spring to fall—from March 1st to January 1st. In other cases, the date was even December 25th and back to March 25th, then to January 1st again! January 1st was made into effect by the Gregorian calendar (AD 1582), immediately adopted by the Roman Catholic countries. In the New Style or Gregorian calendar, the New Year begins on the first of January. It makes sense to celebrate New Years in March because of the Spring Equinox in March and that's when the blowers bloom. Either way I wish you all a successful start to the new ‘calendar’ year. Conscious Pineal ✨ ~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺

THE GOLDEN MINDSET🏅🌟💛🏆 You can ascend completely past the need for consideration, doubts and worries. When every step you take is ordained by your master vision you understand that nothing is impossible, and nothing needs to be doubted. The man or woman who knows exactly what they want and will stop at nothing to get it will have seas parted before them. The world is malleable to those that will take the clay in their hands and are willing to get dirt everywhere. You know that every single thing that happens can be permeated and filtered through your Midas Touch 3000 Vision Set to the point where you interpret everything as a sign of your impending success. There’s no worrying about how things could’ve been better, should’ve been this way or that -  it’s just a constant stream of the next step of reality that is curated by your thought potentiality. Get to the point where you are effortlessly parrying any situations where there could be ‘spilled milk’ to cry about and instead laugh as you splash about in the milk puddle instead. Become a master silver lining discoverer, because in the heart of every problem is a seed of equal opportunity that is waiting to be discovered, for those that can look for it. A resolute and impossibly optimistic dynamic perspective will give you an experience of life that is incredibly rewarding - behind every corner there is another blessing and you can always look forward to what is around the corner. Not only will your journey be happier but the tangible success that is offered to a man that never gives up is leagues above the doomsayer - logically then your only option should be to always perceive reality as happening FOR YOU, not to you. You are a massive loser if you ‘black pill’. You’re not being realistic, you’re actually just a narcissistic person that’s given up on their dreams, and uses this ‘hopeless situation’ as an excuse to be weak. Who then should you be? Someone who is up when the rooster crows (after 8 hours sleep of course) and taking steps in some sort of religious fervor that leaks into every action that you take. Smile at every bump in the road and the road will start to smile back at you. Curate the belief that serves you the best in any situation, because your mind is the lens through which you experience life When will you Stop letting the ghosts of your past ruin your future? When will you throw off the self inflicted chains that drag you into mediocrity? Everything about yourself and your life can be changed / if you think it you can create it / all you have to do is take back control of your mind. And it’s right there. Sol Nation ~ 🤺📚☀️

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Beyond the human conditioning, who really are you?! ✨ Full Video: Bob Proctor https://youtu.be/E44kFkyl_Y8 ~ 🤺📚⚡

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