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Mining For Inspiration | #Motivation | #Inspiration | #Life | #Music

“I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions.”
– Stephen Covey

“Great things are done when men and mountains meet.”
– William Blake

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Zy Marquiez
May 22, 2019

Inspiration is a gateway for the individual.

Inspiration can do many things, but most of all, it brings an infusion of energy into the soul that leaves it refreshed, energized, and ready to do anything at hand. When the individual in inspired, things are bound to happen and life takes on an “everyday above ground is a good day” type of vibe.

What inspires individuals varies, but inspiration infuses energy into all of us. Sometimes this just happens, sometimes you must seek it. At this current moment in time I am chasing inspiration in a particular way. This isn’t to say that I haven’t been inspired for other things, but when it comes to music, which is what I am currently sifting through, I needed something different, something that energizes me.

Lately I have been listening to a lot of different documentaries, interviews and podcasts, and I find those incredibly invigorating. I love listening to different reasonable arguments and so on. But that only offers one type of inspiration, particularly when it comes to research and self-directed learning.

Reading books and poetry is another way that I get a lot of inspiration, but again, it’s of a different taste. Sometimes movies offer inspiration, and sometimes people, but either way, inspiration comes in many forms, in many flavors. And while you might be inspired in one way, it doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t maintain a constant stream of inspiration going on or that one type of inspiration will translate into all parts of your life.

For instance, there are times I am incredibly inspired to write poetry, but that inspiration doesn’t translate into say, organizing my personal office.

Do you really need inspiration for organizing a place? That’s a great question. I think inspiration can help us in limitless ways. Only you know what inspiration helps you personally accomplish.

Be that as it may, I have done a proactive push for inspiration as an approach for the last few weeks and it’s worked quite well, although I haven’t sought out music for a while when it comes to inspiration. When I do though, I find myself working out more, working out longer, dancing more and so on. Sometimes that music translates to cleaning and organizing more. In fact, if there’s something that translates into almost everything for me personally, it’s music.

Even with that, I am very particular with what I listen too (aren’t we all), but I find that sometimes all it takes is one song to change my mood and so on. Not that I’m a moody person, but I tend to remain in neutral by default as much as possible, simply as something I’ve learned from poker since that game is an emotional roller coaster du jour and maintaining your good and bad emotions under control is downright crucial. It’s a very Zen-like approach, but one that I don’t mind at all.

Now, whether it is music, art, writing, movies, people, or any circumstance in life, make sure your Inspiration Bank Account is as full as it can be [1]. That way, steamrolling through life becomes nigh effortless.

Seek out what inspires you, whatever it may be. Be proactive about it. Those jolts of energy that inspiration provides are monumental and have a way of adding oceans of fuel into your core being.

That very fuel that inspiration provides is what will allow you to go through life and venture any place you want, do anything you wish, and accomplish what you wish to accomplish. In essence, that fuel will help you get things done.

And that’s one thing that life is about, accomplishing things of various types. Be it trivial or meaningful, only you can decide for yourself what is what. But when you end up finishing goals or something else, whatever you do achieve via inspiration will further invigorate the core of your being further. This will create an energy loop that can be fed constantly to no end.

Sometimes, all it takes is one circumstance, one song, or one little snowball to roll down a hill to create an avalanche of energy at your fingertips.

So why not go mine for inspiration to see what can be accomplished? You never know what inspirational gems you will find and what treasures you may find.

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Author’s Note:

[1] The notion of “Inspirational Bank Accounts” sounds like an idea for some blogs doesn’t it! It’s a thought at least.

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#Book Review: 5-Minute Chi Boost by Sifu William Lee | #SmartReads | #Health

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Zy Marquiez
April 15, 2019

If Sifu William Lee were a skilled baseball player, he would win a batting title. This is because to win a batting title is a testament of skill, but more so, simplicity. And you can have all the skill in the world, but if you don’t keep things simple, you will become your worst enemy.

5-Minute Chi Boost by Sifu William Lee, takes a very pragmatic approach into the discipline of Chi and how to learn simple ways of employing it.

Like his previous two books, Total Chi Fitness and Healing Chi Mediation, Lee provides the reader with a sound manual that’s as incisive as it is no-nonsense.

As his previous works, Lee commences the manual with the what’s and why’s that pertain to Chi. These help the reader understand what Chi is, but more importantly, how it can be employed, and so on.

From there, Lee explains the five pressure point methods, which can be applied in specific locales on the body, as well as preparations the reader should do to maximize the efficiency of the exercises.

The techniques within the book 5-Minute Chi Boost, while seemingly unconventional, have helped me personally achieve additional energy and focus. Out of all three of the books reviewed by me of Lee, this one has been the most helpful, although admittedly it’s also the quickest/simplest to employ, which is why I use it often.

Speaking simply, if you want to add energy to your life in a simple and yet measurable way, get this book. Its benefits will be proportional to your effort, but the best part is that it doesn’t take too much effort to employ these techniques, which is why it should be a consideration for those seeking alternative health methods.

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Suggested Reading & Viewing:

A Mind Of Your Own – The Truth About Depression & How Women Can Heal Their Bodies To Reclaim Their Lives by Dr. Kelly Brogan M.D. & Kristin Loberg
Depression: Busting Myths & Finding Answers
Eat To Beat Disease – Food’s Medicinal Qualities by Catherine Frompovich
Toxic Psychiatry by Dr. Peter Breggin M.D.
Healing Chi Meditation by Sifu William Lee
Total Chi Fitness by Sifu William Lee
Dr. Belisa Vranich On The Intricacies Of Breathing [Video]
The Dark Side Of Food [Video]
Cancer Is Serious Business – Burzynski [Documentary]
The World According To Monsanto [Documentary]
Thimerosal – Let The Science Speak – The Evidence Supporting The Immediate Removal Of Mercury – A Known Neurotoxin – From Vaccines by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Food Forensics by Mike Adams

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About The Author:

Zy Marquiez is an avid book reviewer, inquirer, an open-minded skeptic, yogi, and freelance writer who aims at empowering individuals while also studying and regularly mirroring subjects like Consciousness, Education, Creativity, The Individual, Ancient History & Ancient Civilizations, Forbidden Archaeology, Big Pharma, Alternative Health, Space, Geoengineering, Social Engineering, Propaganda, and much more.

#Book Review: Latitude 33 – Key To The Kingdom – The Arcane Science & Hermetic Engineering Of The Happiest Place On Earth by Walter Bosley |#SmartReads

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Zy Marquiez
April 2, 2019

Latitude 33:Key To The Kingdom – The Arcane Science & Hermetic Engineering Of The Happiest Place On Earth [Revised Edition] by Walter Bosley is an absolute foray into the more esoteric aspects that revolve within Disney land.

There are many fascinating aspect of this search Bosley provides us with.

For starters, the particular latitude at which this theme park resides in will spark the flames of curiosity in those seekers of hidden knowledge. That particular ‘hidden in plain sight’ aspect of the park is most probably not by coincidence either. But that’s up to you to decide.

Bosley make’s it quite clear, as he has done in many of his other groundbreaking books series such as Hidden Missions & the Empire Of The Wheel series, the information is for you – the reader – to judge by yourself. He is merely providing many facts, with a lot of reasonable theories, coupled with intriguing questions, all to create a canvas that helps lay the foundation for some deep thinking.

The exploration carried out book deals with the activation of consciousness via esoteric knowledge. This is put forth with a view into the works of known Tesla, C.V. Wood, as well as glances into how this all dovetails not only with Stanford Research Institute, but also the Mind Science Foundation.

Some of the very specific personnel within these establishments are taken a gander at due to their field of expertise. That alone should give one pause given the possibilities that could arise from such facts.

Within his venture into the abstruse, the author also sifts through data from a variety of other fields. These in include a cursory glance at the work of Dr. Joseph P. Farrell where applicable, as well as the works of David Hatcher Childress and the work of Sesh Heri regarding Ley Line energies as he details in his book The Handprint Of Atlas.

Furthermore, not only does Bosley also delve into the more older [and cautionary] aspects of the modern versions of the Disney stories that are commonplace within society today such as Snow White, Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland, but he also couples that to the other esoteric layers that these stories are connected too. Elements within those stories as well as others litter the landscape of Disney offering even more synchronicities to the already ‘coincidence-heavy’ theme park.

Other notable subjects that merge within this book revolve around the tapping into of other possible dimensions given the technological aspect of it, but also alchemy, fairy folklore, hauntings, occult symbols, transcendental alchemy, and much much more.

All of this centers around one point: King Arthur’s Carousel.

The argument is that, the placement of this particular apparatus, given its precise accuracy among a triple ley line conversion, that’s located at the 33 degree latitude [synchronicity alert!], would have had the capability of transmuting consciousness in various ways.

Is all of this just ‘random’ information plucked from the air by the author, or is there something more tangible here?

Personally, knowing how much of our history has been kept from us [after all, knowledge is power, and lack of knowledge is lack of power, which is one of the many reasons information is suppressed, to disempower individuals], and knowing how many ancient sites, and even modern ones, are located within precise points on the globe that could possibly tap into telluric energy, it would stretch the mind to think its merely coincidence.

Now, is that strong evidence for what the author alleges? That’s for you to decide.

Someone, somewhere though, in modern history as well as in ancient times aligned these structures – that in many cases took great effort to create given the hundreds of tons some of these stone weigh that we can’t even do now – to carry out something rather extremely unusual. And those sights number in the dozens, aligned with mathematical precision that boggles the mind. Another coincidence?

A more interesting question is, if what the book hypothesizes is possible, is there any places such as this out there that are accessible and were created in more modern times? How would they be used? Has the technology advanced? An interesting proposition to consider.

That’s what Latitude 33 offers: incredibly mind-bending propositions, backed by facts, to stir the mind of the individual to ponder possibilities what might be hitherto unknown.

Who would have ever thought Disney Land might hold such interesting possibilities?
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