Tag: spells

  • Hang in there!

     "The greater the difficulty the more glory in surmounting it. Skillful pilots gain their reputation from storms and tempests. " – Epicetus

    Since I have been answering the phone here at our www.spellmaker.com office, I have had the pleasure to speak with many of you. One thing I have noticed is how quickly some people seem ready to throw in the towel at the first sign of spells "not working." I don't see very much of the idea of hanging in there or working through the difficulties.  At the very least, hang in there until the spell work is finished and the processing period is done.  So many people want to give up even before spell work is done! 

    As Mambo always says, "It's called spell WORK for a reason, it's work." šŸ™‚ Just because something is difficult, that doesn't make it time to give up. In fact, have some sense of adventure, of challenge, of the satisfaction of meeting something difficult and beating it. In other words, don't give up so easily!

    Best regards,
    Parran Matt
    www.spellmaker.com

  • Meditation and Focus Exercise Day 5: What do I want?

    Hello, welcome to Day Five of our exercise.

    Instructions:  Take a few deep breaths and relax yourself. Stare at the picture below with the thought in mind:  "What do I want?"   Spend about 3-5 minutes staring at the picture and asking yourself the same question, "What do I want?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down some of your impressions.  When you are done writing, stare at the picture again and ask yourself the same question, "What do I want?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down your impressions. Repeat the process one more time.  After your final writing down of your impressions (you should have written something down three separate times), close your notebook and do not go back and read your impressions. Get up and get away from your computer for a few minutes, drink some water, or take a short walk.  Come back tomorrow and do Day Six. šŸ™‚

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com

    Whatdoiwant

  • Poem: Destiny is Calling

    Although I am not necessarily one to read or quote a lot of poetry, I thought that this poem could make a lot of sense for some of you.  It is not easy to keep going sometimes, or even to try again if you feel you failed at something.  So, I liked this poem for all of you who feel like you got knocked out and are down for the count!  Get back up.  Try again.  Male or female, we all get knocked out once in awhile! The poem was only credited to someone going by the name of "manlypoetryman" – so that is the best I can do to give credit to the author.

    Love, Parran Matt

    Destiny is Calling…

    Finding Myself at the Place Where:

    Destiny is callingā€¦and I will answer it one more timeā€¦

    Re-Inspire my desireā€¦This time I will put it all on the lineā€¦

    With Determinationā€¦the highest priority on my mindā€¦

    Wishful thinking takes overā€¦I will punch my way out of a bind.

    Driven by my deepest fiber from withinā€¦

    I will step back into ā€œthe Ringā€ once againā€¦

    This timeā€¦It will not be overā€¦until I say whenā€¦

    And go toe to toe with my oppositionā€¦a desire of all men.

    When a man is given the Opportunity and inspired by Courageā€¦

    Getting back into the fight as an older manā€¦becomes a rite of passageā€¦

    As with wineā€¦the years behind itā€¦help improve itsā€™ vintageā€¦

    Prepared for the task at handā€¦Iā€™m ready to start a rampage.

    Every man has to do what he has to doā€¦Thatā€™s trueā€¦

    Of stamina and enduranceā€¦Iā€™m here to tell youā€¦

    Better not throw in the towelā€¦until I am throughā€¦

    I will not leave until I do what I have come here to do.

    Overcoming this challengeā€¦shall be my legacyā€¦

    At the Summitā€™s topā€¦I will be what I must beā€¦

    After taking all that life has dished out at meā€¦

    Then you will ultimately see…That I will have the victory.

    So after strugglingā€¦and after so long of not feeling completeā€¦

    Something or Someone will pay for every time I was beatā€¦

    Invincible ā€¦I was not down for the count in total defeatā€¦

    Donā€™t ever count me outā€¦At the place where destiny and determination meet.

    Poem was Inspired by George Foreman's real life. He became the oldest man ever to win a Major Heavyweight Title. He knocked out a 26-year-old Michael Moorer in the 10th round on November 5, 1994. He was 45 years old.(Wikipedia.org)

  • Meditation and Focus Exercise Day 4: What do I have?

    Hello, welcome to Day Four of our exercise.

    Instructions:  Take a few deep breaths and relax yourself. Stare at the picture below with the thought in mind:  "What do I have?"   Spend about 3-5 minutes staring at the picture and asking yourself the same question, "What do I have?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down some of your impressions.  When you are done writing, stare at the picture again and ask yourself the same question, "What do I have?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down your impressions. Repeat the process one more time.  After your final writing down of your impressions (you should have written something down three separate times), close your notebook and do not go back and read your impressions. Get up and get away from your computer for a few minutes, drink some water, or take a short walk.  Come back tomorrow and do Day Five. šŸ™‚

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com

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  • Quote for the day.

    Soul-mates are people who bring out the best in you.  They are not perfect but are always perfect for you.  ~Author Unknown

    Superman 

    Happy Sunday, All!

    Love,

    Sister Bridget

  • Meditation and Focus Exercise Day 3: How can I become who I want to be?

    Hello, welcome to Day Three of our exercise.

    Instructions:  Take a few deep breaths and relax yourself. Stare at the picture below with the thought in mind:  "How can I become who I want to be?"   Spend about 3-5 minutes staring at the picture and asking yourself the same question, "How can I become who I want to be?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down some of your impressions.  When you are done writing, stare at the picture again and ask yourself the same question, "How can I become who I want to be?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down your impressions. Repeat the process one more time.  After your final writing down of your impressions (you should have written something down three separate times), close your notebook and do not go back and read your impressions. Get up and get away from your computer for a few minutes, drink some water, or take a short walk.  Come back tomorrow and do Day Four šŸ™‚

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com

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  • Thought for the day.

    If you were going to die soon and had only one phone call you could make, who would you call and what would you say?  And why are you waiting?  ~Stephen Levine

    Please comment if you like and share your reflections on this thought…..

    Love,

    Sister Bridget

    Strength

  • Meditation and Focus Exercise Day 2: Who do I want to be?

    Hello, welcome to Day Two of our exercise.

    Instructions:  Take a few deep breaths and relax yourself. Stare at the picture below with the thought in mind:  "Who do I want to be?"   Spend about 3-5 minutes staring at the picture and asking yourself the same question, "Who do I want to be?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down some of your impressions.  When you are done writing, stare at the picture again and ask yourself the same question, "Who do I want to be?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down your impressions. Repeat the process one more time.  After your final writing down of your impressions (you should have written something down three separate times), close your notebook and do not go back and read your impressions. Get up and get away from your computer for a few minutes, drink some water, or take a short walk.  Come back tomorrow and do Day Three. šŸ™‚

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com

    WhodoIwanttobe

  • Meditation and Focus Exercise Day 1: Who am I?

    Hello, welcome to Day One of our exercise.

    FOR ALL DAYS OF THE EXERCISES:  Don't self edit!  Just let your thoughts flow.  Don't worry about punctuation, spelling, etc.  You might find yourself doodling pictures instead of writing words.  There is no wrong "answer" to the questions that will be asked. Don't limit yourself in these exercises. This is about setting your mind and will free.  Don't over think the process – just let it flow. Most of us block our own success. Don't block your mind and spirit in these exercises. This is all about the freedom to succeed in all things.  Please feel free to share your experiences each day in the "comments" section below the post.

    Instructions:  Take a few deep breaths and relax yourself. Stare at the picture below with the thought in mind:  "Who am I?"   Spend about 3-5 minutes staring at the picture and asking yourself the same question, "Who am I?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down some of your impressions.  When you are done writing, stare at the picture again and ask yourself the same question, "Who am I?" After about 3-5 minutes, write down your impressions. Repeat the process one more time.  After your final writing down of your impressions (you should have written something down three separate times), close your notebook and do not go back and read your impressions. Get up and get away from your computer for a few minutes, drink some water, or take a short walk.  Come back tomorrow and do Day Two. šŸ™‚

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com

    Whoami

  • 9-Day Meditation and Goal Focus Exercise

    Hello everyone!
    Here at Spellmaker we are always concerned with everyone's goals! What do you want? Why did you come to us? How can we help you get what you want?

    Over the years I have noticed that the busier we all get, the less time we have to truly focus on our goals. So many times I will have people tell me that they will do "anything" to get the person they love, and yet balk at the idea of having to spend 45 minutes a day doing that "anything." šŸ˜‰ It isn't their fault entirely, though! We live in a world where we are forced to produce, get ahead, be on top of everything, etc. However, there is a problem with that: The very goals we are trying to achieve often elude us because we are so busy and so rushed to "get ahead" that we forget that those goals need our focus and attention! We end up frustrated, flustered, and feeling a lack of direction – and we see our goals slipping away from us.

    Therefore, starting tomorrow, I will publish a nine-day set of meditative and focal exercises that I structured to help you achieve your dreams and goals. For some, it may raise more questions than it answers! However, if you will stick to these exercises for nine days in a row, you will begin to see the benefit! Remember, the answers to ALL that you want to know are inside of you. You are the expert on you! Sometimes you just need a little help to remember that.

    No worries if you can't do the nine days in a row right now. This blog will have these exercises on it for as long as it exists, and I expect that to be a very long time. šŸ˜‰

    What you will need for these exercises: About 15 minutes alone time (more if you can). A notebook that you can keep and refer to. You may want to do these exercises many times over your lifetime. If you can keep a notebook and refer back to it, you will see how you grow, change, and achieve! Something to write with. That's about it! Pretty simple.

    I look forward to your progress.

    Love,
    Mambo Samantha Corfield
    www.spellmaker.com