Self-Empowerment, Self-Esteem Empowerment, Empowerment Exercises
by admin • March 15, 2012 • Self-Help • 0 Comments
Four Ways To Self-Empowerment
Here are four ways to self-empowerment. The best and easiest personal empowerment exercises that I use every day and have helped transform my life are below.
None of these exercises are a quick fix forever. You become a product of your habits over time. If you introduce and practice a new habit such as the ones below, even for five seconds, you will experience personal self-empowerment.
1. Be In Your Body
About two finger-widths below your belly button is the area that could be thought of as your physical and energy centre. It is a place that martial artists and masters of eastern practices such as Tai Chi and Qigong are aware of and they regard as a place of power. Referred to as dantien, you could also imagine
your breath starts and finishes here. When you have your awareness on this internal centre you feel more relaxed, calm, present and powerful…try it, practice it, meditate on it.
2. Be Directly Conscious Of Your True Nature
Beyond the experience of your thoughts and emotions there is something more real. To be directly conscious of your true nature helps you to de-identify with your thoughts and emotions. You are not your emotions you have emotions. You are not your thoughts you have thoughts. Practice watching with awareness.
3. Be 100% Responsible
You can live two ways; either live as if everything you experience is your responsibility, or pick and choose which experiences you want to take responsibility for.
4. Always Reach For A Slightly Better Feeling
Feelings can be thought of as a spectrum rather than each ones as separate entities. At one end of the spectrum you have deep depression and suicidal thoughts. At the other end you have peace and contentment. Because feelings exist on a spectrum you can always do something or think something that moves you a bit closer to the next feeling higher up on the spectrum. You can read extensively about this in the book Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks.