Momentum
May 14, 2008 at 7:57 pm (Uncategorized)
Tags: buddhist, chant, depressed, exercise, momentum, pilates, unemployed
I did my workout this morning again. I have now worked out 3 days this week for 30 minutes each time. This is a big accomplishment for me. I read a magazine while on the bike and the time seemed to go by much faster! I need to bring earphones next time to tune into what the televisions are saying. Next week I go on the treadmill. My friend and I have also decided to do the Pilate’s class Monday and Wednesday mornings. So I guess I will then do a machine on another day or two. Momentum …. momentum …. momentum….
I am finding that every project in my life I need to keep up the momentum. Whether it’s trying to make money while staying at home, cleaning the house, being active with my boys, exercising, eating right - it’s about keeping up the momentum. I find that once I get out of the momentum or routine, it all seems to putter out. If I keep doing a little each day it keeps the engine running smoothly. When the momentum is gone things become like a low vibrating energy, you could almost call it a depressed state. When the momentum is taking over or call it a higher energy state, it seems to attract that type of energy.
My husband and I were out of work for 6 months. A very difficult time. I can see the benefits now and I was able to see a little bit while we were going through those 6 months, but it was very humbling. I was low, my health was not good, money was very tight, family situations were not pleasant - bad vibes all over! I turned to a friend of mine whom is a Buddhist and asked for her to help me find good karma. She took me to a Buddhist session and they were chanting (I am doing this phonetically) “na mio ho rang gay ki oh”. It was very tranquilizing when I heard the chant over and over by many people in almost a humming lull. I explained this to my friend and she said that was not the feeling that I should be experiencing from it. If I was to say the chant “na mio ho rang gay ki oh” I should feel an energy to get things done or accomplished or a sort of compulsion. It does make a difference if you say it your self instead of just listening to the chant. Again I see momentum. Try and not let things stall out - keep the focus - keep growing and the momentum helps to take over and things don’t seem like such a struggle. The momentum becomes a force of its own.