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Linda Bretherton has a B.A in Communication and Psychology and has studied Integrative Coaching with the Debbie Ford Institute in San Diego, California. She is a Dr Bach mentor and practitioner, an Ayurvedic Trainer and Consultant and an Emotional Therapy Practitioner (EFT). She is currently developing her work in the sphere of Integrative Psychotherapy.

She encourages people to examine themselves and the pains and rigours of their lives, to develop clarity with regard to their daily patterns of nutrition and complimentary activities and from there to develop an in-depth understanding of their health, happiness and wellbeing.

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THE CREATING GAME TIPS FOR INNER WORK

POSTED : 17 APRIL 20086 COMMENT(S)

Stop the mind

 

The Creating Game is not about teaching you to visualize, meditate, do breathing exercises or practice yoga, but I can guarantee that your creations will manifest much more quickly if you do at least develop a meditation practice. I have found that people have many reasons and excuses for not doing such simple work and once questioned it really comes down to the fact that they do not believe they have any effect. My response is always ‘what have you got to lose’. These practices are ancient and go back to the past where this wisdom was practiced for the good of humans and the earth.

Here are some simple guidelines to follow to connect to your inner voice.

 

• Take a moment to sit up straight where ever you may be, this will subliminally instruct the body and mind to connect in the partnership of creating


• Close your eyes and take three slow, even and deep breaths


• Let your self be open to any answers that you receive, without judgement


• Relax the body, check shoulders and face for tension and tightness


• Ask the specific question that is provided at the beginning of each activity. You can use the words suggested or make up your own


• After you have waited a moment stop and listen to the first thing that comes into your head


• Do not analyse the answers or make them fit what you really think you want to hear

 

You may be surprised at what you hear, and may have the same old issues coming back again and again. This is not a bad sign. What it will do is help you to see how your inner chatter is programmed to say the same things. Understanding this will help you to connect with your energy and to either let it go or to embrace it depending on what serves you best at this time.

use these tecniques to help stop the mind from interfering with your quiet process

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  YOU CREATE EVERYTHING – YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE  

POSTED : 16 APRIL 20085 COMMENT(S)

 

I love this interpretation of James Ray , he clearly points out that when bad things happen, when things seem out of our control, it is our 'ability to respond' in a particular way that makes us create the things around us and how we feel and react

 

'You create everything – you are responsible'

 

 'Rather everything is your responsibility and nothing is your fault

 

If you dissect the word (response-ability), you find it really means "the ability to respond." How we choose our responses is what we'll continue to attract, create and become. To think that your life will be challenge free is illusion. Challenges are the way we test how much we have or have not developed our ability to respond.'

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CREATING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE STORIES

POSTED : 09 APRIL 20085 COMMENT(S)

Have you got a creative story or idea?

Do you know someone a young person up to the age of 21 who has created something really inspiring?

We are not talking about art, writing, music or dance , although that could be what you want to tell us about

Have you got a story about how you used your creativity to achieve something – or maybe you know someone who deserves to be mentioned.

Maybe you set up a local news paper for neighbours, maybe you helped an elderly person in a creative way, you may have created something to get funds for a charity?

Get your story showcased to our clients and readers

If you are not sure what we mean by ‘creativity’ read the ‘brief summary ‘of The Creating Game on the home page http://www.thecreatinggame.com - and if you want to know more go to the BLOG  February issue and read ‘Introduction to The Creating Game book’.

We will review and print stories that reflect the principles in the book. You can read the full 24 prinicples in the BLOG March issue

If you are successful you can add your website to the story and this will be posted on our site for comments and responses from our clients and readers.
 
All participants who are chosen to appear on the site will recieve a FREE Young Persons Journal go to our shop and read about it.

Send your submissions to info@thecreatinggame.com with  the subject heading

Creative Youth Story - stories should be no more than 750 words

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HOW YOU CREATED YOUR BUSINESS - STORIES

POSTED : 06 APRIL 20086 COMMENT(S)

How did you do it!

What Creative tools did you use to make your business successful ?

We are not talking about art, writing, music or dance , although that could be what you business is about.

Have you got a story about how you used your creativity to set up in business – or maybe you know someone who deserves to be mentioned.

Get your story showcased to our clients and readers

If you are not sure what we mean by ‘creativity’ read the ‘brief summary ‘of The Creating Game on the home page http://www.thecreatinggame.com - and if you want to know more go to the BLOG  February issue and read ‘Introduction to The Creating Game book’.

We will review and print stories that reflect the principles in the book. You can read the full 24 prinicples in the BLOG March issue

If you are successful you can add your website to the story and this will be posted on our site for comments and responses from our clients and readers.
 
If you want to learn how to bring creativity into your business buy the book by going to our shop and purcgasing there.

You will see lots of other great tools to help you be creative in your business and your life.

Send your submissions to info@thecreatinggame.com with  the subject heading

Creative Business Story - stories should be no more than 750 words


 

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