We’ve been hearing this for weeks, but are we doing it? Are we keeping the last hour sacred? Are we using that last hour of each day to input only what we want to manifest into our minds? Are we eradicating the junk, stripping off the day’s cement, and polishing our personal Golden Budha? If not, we’re doing ourselves a disservice.
Sure this requires a little planning, but when we finish the day right, we set ourselves up to begin the next day right, and we perpetuate the cycle and manifest our desired life.
Review our calendars for tomorrow. Layout our wardrobe. Prepare what we need for tomorrow and have it ready to grab and take with us. Clear our minds. Perform our readings and recitations. Lay down to sleep refreshed and in a positive state of mind.
Wonderful words! I don’t always do that. Thanks for the encouragement. 🙂
It’s great to read this 4th-year update, Jean! I have definitely been doing myself a disservice by not abiding by the sacred hour, and I do remember that it makes a world of difference.
There’s just so much to fit into the time slot after the day job. I’ve found myself filling that slot until after midnight most nights and still not getting to some things. Maybe it’s time to take a closer look at my “to-do” list and continue to prioritize it and narrow it down?
Thank you for sharing and for the reminder to end our day in harmony.