What will it take for you to Become the Change You Want to See in the World?
I frequently hear people quoting Mahatma Gandhi:
We must become the change we want to see in the world…
But I rarely see or hear anyone giving effective steps for how to do it.
As an example, there are plenty of people who don’t smoke, who are taking time and money to tell as many other people as possible that smoking is bad.
Yet there are still millions of smokers out there…
There are more non-smokers than there are smokers, and what seems to be a significant portion of the non-smokers are encouraging (the best way they know how) the smokers to stop.
Why isn’t the world changing the way they want it to?
For several reasons… but to put it very simply
Your Approach Is Very Important!
3 reasons why the current anti-smoking campaigns won’t ever change the world constructively:
- They haven’t made any change! Most non-smokers have never been smokers (particularly the ones involved in these campaigns, I suspect), and have never made a ‘change’ involving how they perceive or deal with cigarettes, smoking, and smokers. If it already seems like you are doing what you want to see in the world… then you might have to look a little deeper at the challenge and yourself before you proceed… a little bit of meditation can go a long way!
- They are resisting the world. Before any change can occur individually (not to mention globally)… The challenges around the situation have to be accepted… One must relax into the internal resistance as well as the external… You have to accept yourself and the world… particularly the aspects of it that you want to change. Again, meditation may be required.
- They have no rapport. Rapport is where you feel an unconscious connection with this person… All non-violent persuasion is based off rapport. Very rarely can you get any change by telling people they are wrong… even if it’s ‘true’.
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So how do we change the world?
I’ve created a free e-mail course with my good friend, Tamo, to cover exactly this topic…
How can you begin to change your World… and the World at large?
You can get the free e-mail course at
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This mini course is also serving as an introduction to the powerful tools and processes we will sharing in our coaching program.
One of the things you are going to love about the Global Alchemy Spiritual Life Coaching program is the powerful results you will get when you blend the value of a variety of principles and techniques as well as two perspectives on the change.
When you apply the tools of meditation, self-hypnosis, heart coherence, brainwave entrainment, and EFT dynamically… you can get incredible results, but when you have those tools applied from two different perspectives… the power, speed, and elegance of the change goes through the roof!
When you look within… when you develop a variety of powerful tools… and when you have the strong support of two skillful coaches with coherent hearts… your success is inevitable.
But I can’t tell you why you will find Global Alchemy appealing…
As you sit there, reading these words, right now, you might begin to find all your own reasons to look into Global Alchemy Spiritual Life Coaching…
I Would like to suggest that you can create the world you dream of… you can experience the world you want to… you can experience it in your lifetime! You do, however, have to take action… you must follow through.
I believe you are sincere… and I believe you have come here to learn…
We have talked about the power of Global Alchemy, and we have discussed methods to create it… so the most important thing now is to take action…
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Eventually, we can all grow and manifest amazing things… how soon will you choose to
Become The Change
keep smiling,
Ben
P.S. For those who are interested, Tamo also has a series of blogs… you can find them at ProjectGlobalAlchemy.com/blog/
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Quiting smoking is probably the greatest challenge
I’ve ever come across. I’m just beginning but I didn’t realize it would be this rough. lots of Buddha breaths and extra snacks unfortunately. the weight gain won’t be unwanted, I’d rather be a little fatter than die, and that’s what the doctor has told me. no sugars though as I have to keep them low anyway. still smiling, Donnie
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