Get out of your head and into your heart. When you honor the Now you become an instrument for the will of the living Source. The ego is taken out of the equation. It鈥檚 only during this time when the heart is allowed to lead the mind. This is what I call 鈥渓iving with heart-centered intention”.

If your desire is to manifest from the heart Scott Darling Hurricanes Jersey , the first step is to decide how you feel regarding what you wish to create. Stretch out with your feelings for the answer. Your feelings won’t lie to you. Living in the heart is very much a departure from living in the mind. It means tranining yourself how to accept anything the universe brings to you in the present moment, unconditionally. Living in the heart isn鈥檛 a life of doing. It is a life of being. More precisely, it is a life of being one with the Now. And when you are in sync with the Now, you are also one with theuniverse, which means that you are one with Life.

Thoughts alone do not create. Despite what books such as “The Secret” have conveyed, positive thoughts alone don鈥檛 have the power to create your reality. In truth, thoughts distort reality because they come from the known. Memories and early conditioning are the origins for most of our thoughts. Thoughts are a reactive, not an active aspect of creativity.

Honoring the present moment as it is is thekey concept to living in the heart. It is as if you are saying to the universe, “I love unconditionally whatever it is you present to me in this very moment.” Know that whatever the Source presents to you is a gift. This is why it is known as the “present鈥?

When you find yourself becoming upset or frustrated with challenges that may arise once in a while in your every day life, it is wise to look at these situations as little “alarm clocks” buzzing off as a reminder to withdraw from identifying so intimately with what is happening. We are the every living consciousness separate from what is happening. The present human tends to identify so utterly with what is happening to them that they forget to create any space in between what is happening and who they are.

The Next Human, however, will recognize the present moment for what it is, and therefore find it much easier to honor. There will be no identification with what is happening in the moment, and therefore, there is going to be a space created in between the drama, conflicts, and challenges — and the conscious Self. This bolsters the Self to live a life of non-reaction, non-resistance, and non-violence.

So, if your wish is to live in your heart and not in your mind, then commence by allowing presence to enter into your life steadily and over time. When the phone rings, before hurrying to answer it, pause for a few seconds. Become completely present. Once you are focused and your mind is calm, then proceed to answer it. You will find that the universe will reciprocate the respect you are giving to it, and will mirror the same respect back unto you. This is the way of the Next Human.

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Chen Qingchen (R)Jia Yifan of China compete during the women's doubles semifinal against Greysia PoliiApriyani Rahayu of Indonesia at 2017 Yonex French Open in Paris, France on Oct. 28, 2017. Chen QingchenJia Yifan were defeated with 0-2. (XinhuaChen Yichen)

PARIS, Oct. 28 (Xinhua) -- Chinese shuttlers experienced a lackluster day in BWF World Superseries French Open semi-finals here on Saturday, as only mixed doubles top seeds Zheng Siwei and Chen Qingchen managed to come through a grueling match for a final berth.

Women's doubles world champions Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan failed to defend their title as they were overshadowed by Indonesian duo of Greysia Polii and Apriyani Rahayu 21-5, 21-10 in just 40 minutes.

Polii and Rahayu set up an encounter with South Korea's Lee So Hee and Shin Seung Chan, who lifted up the Denmark Open trophy last weekend.

"We played a poor start, and could not build up our momentum. We were restrained by our opponents," admitted Jia, who partnered Chen for their first BWF Superseries title one year ago in the same venue.

From then on, they won at BWF Superseries Finals and World Championships, and were currently positioned atop world rankings.

"We could feel the challenges from opponents in every match," added Jia.

Chen then regrouped herself to feature on mixed doubles court with Zheng. The current world No. 1 faced a rough battle against Mathias Christiansen and Christinna Pedersen of Denmark.

In the opening game, the Chinese duo wasted four game points for 20-all, before making a timely adjustment and winning the next two points.

Christiansen and Pedersen built an 11-6 lead midway through the second game. Zheng and Chen failed to chip away the deficit, only to concede the game at 21-17. They held their nerves in the decider to secure their positions in Sunday's final at 21-15.

"We did something bad in the second game, before making some changes to our tactics in the decider, which proved successful," commented Zheng.

Next up for Zheng and Chen are Olympic and world champions Tontowi Ahmad and Liliyana Natsir, who saw off another Chinese pair Zhang Nan and Li Yinhui in straight games.

"We lost to them in the World Championships final, so we need to prepare for the match as challengers," said Zheng.

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