Nov. 2, 2006 - How is a spiritual pilgrimage like a business?
How is a spiritual pilgrimage like a business? They both need the language of attraction. The classic 30-second elevator speech used in business to get someone's immediate attention and desire to know more is also needed for me to present The Be-Loved Project. The power of the words we choose to invoke feelings is of utmost importance because we really respond from a feeling level, often unconsciously. So, I'm working on my presentation of what I'm doing and why and would welcome ideas on how to express my calling clearly, passionately, and in various formats to various people.
For example, I could say: When people are full of hope, love and compassion, there's plenty of room for peaceful feelings and actions versus violence and depression. I'm lending a helping hand to people across the nation because I love being a super supporter. My passion is to help people lighten up their lives by offering lots of tools from 40 years experience in teaching and psychology. The result is more hopeful and easier living.
So, what do you think folks? Does that get your attention? Do you have some more ideas?
I invite everyone who reads my blog to participate in my spiritual (and poliltical) pilgrimage by spreading the word in any way you can imagine, helping me plan, or coming over during my "letting-go potlucks" Sun, Nov 26th and Sat, Dec 9th from 2-5 p.m.
Big HUGS and THANKS to all! With great excitement, Paula.
The Be-Loved Project -- Anyone can learn to feel more loving, thankful, and peaceful.
Motivated by three school shootings within a week and inspired by Peace Pilgrim, a woman who walked for 28 years and over 25,000 miles throughout the U.S. with just the clothes on her back and a message of peace, Dr. Paula Jeane, a.k.a. "Teacher," is launching a spiritual pilgrimage dedicated to helping thousands of people to create happier, more hopeful lives. The Be-Loved Project starts January 1st, 2007 in Joshua Tree, CA.
Teacher
will help free of charge in return for room and board;
will travel by any means available and as simply as possible to welcoming homes;
has 40 years experience in special education and psychology;
incorporates self-awareness, belief systems, and developmental gaps into learning;
is a super support person;
makes learning fun and easy.
Who do you know that needs a helping hand?
