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Sabrina Page

Sabrina Page
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San Rafael, California,
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February 15
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Lover of nature, astrologer, mystical explorer, student and teacher of interconnection with the Earth and all life. I am a somatic educator, dancer and bodyworker, teaching individuals and groups to feel the body from the inside out, experience presence in the here and now, and rejuvenate patterns of movement and mind.

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AUGUST 5, 2010 4:43PM

The power of "what if"

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It has been said in many ways, many times, but what if each of us unleashed the power of our imaginations.  What if each time I had a negative thought about my body or aging: what if I get sick? what if I don't have enough money?  What if, what if, what if . . . what if I took every speck of energy I put into negative outcomes and imagined my perfect world, caring and connected; my ideal body, strong and vibrant. 

Somehow, today, I am seeing the power of directing my thoughts creatively, to what I can imagine is possible. It feels enormously liberating, as if I have the power to affect my life, as if I have power to help change the direction of our world.  What if that's true?  What if films were made that imagined a beautiful world instead of catastrophes and violence?  What if we imagined aging as an unfolding of wisdom and true strength?  What if imagining the positive empowered each of us to take positive actions, however small, to move in the direction of our visions. What if it made life easier, more fun?

What if?

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I just came from reading Lydieth's ( Walls with eyes, ears, hearts ... ) & marvelled there at her imagination. That's what it is, alright ~ the power to visualise, empathise & project the best.
Not to say we mustn't reflect, on what's wrong around us & act on it, but the outcomes of our dreams are the future, & it's looking pretty bright from here :-)
Thanks for this.
What if, indeed! A symphony director near where I live spoke to a group of middle school girls and told them one of my favorite things: "I can't ever really know what other people think of me, so I imagine that they are rooting for me and wishing me success."

So, thinking in that same vein, we can't know what the future will bring, so WHY NOT picture it as wonderful and pleasant and a fulfillment of our deepest desires?

I know I visualized my current job and pictured my nameplate on the door and the view from my office window. I was up for a different job at the same place and was momentarily disappointed when I walked into the interview and was told that I wasn't going to be offered the position I was there for. Instead, they said they needed me for the one I'd been visualizing for seven years--which was not a posted position. It didn't strike me until later that OF COURSE I didn't get the job that I was interviewing for--it wasn't what I'd been telling the Universe I wanted. I got exactly what I had asked for!