Hi fellow course members,
This is great o!The best exercise i ever did. My heart's desire!

First i watched helplessly as my CMI of being a very rich and successful doctor fell by the wayside and had to be crossed out with a big "X" after a score of 7.

Then a goal i made in 2007 to represent my country at the olympics which hasn't seen the light of the day yet but now metamorphosed into being the world and olympic sprint champion scored a resounding 11/10!!! Really i was ready to jump up and down. The realization that this vision is not just a small want but a true heart's desire with the backing of the supreme power is the best thing to happen to me so far.


Back then there are many yeah buts but they have all been neutralized after reading SOGR and along the way during this course. It was also now not surprising that top athlete sprinters like marlene ottey, maurice Green, Marion jones head the lists of the people i admire in my earlier lifelabs.

AS for the step to take in the next 48 hours, that is like breathing fresh air. I already took it. And for the first time i truly understood an inspired action.When Rebecca described inspired action as delicious in earlier posts, I thought she was being generous with words. Actually, as i now found out, it was an understatement!

Today, this very day , the whole of SOGR finally fell into place. Some of those English sentences that appear like "Greek" now sound like the proper English they originally were. Sentences and paragraphs from SOGR are now jumping into my consciousness reinforcing everything though i haven't made any attempt to memorize the book.

The CMI of my house stood at 9. However i realize now it is just a small aspect of a very big and interesting picture.

Overall there are three clear 10s and three 9s. More are appearing as the clock tick by.

I now realize that my heart's desire is a CMI but not all CMI are heart's desire.

This is the longest post i have written in this forum so far. Not surprising as i also just realized I am a very successful writer. The sky is NOT the limit. My achievements is limitless. It is infinite.

I am very grateful for this course, its originator and all its wonderful participants including me...... I am exceedingly grateful for myself.

Successfully yours
Abdul.

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I now realize that my heart's desire is a CMI but not all CMI are heart's desire.

Yes, that's true, Abdul. And it's also true that you can have ALL of them. 7s may become 10s or vice versa; nothing in nature is static. As we evolve, our desires do, too.

Yet sometimes we get ourselves sort of caught up in a haze of desires and that just causes confusion. Then, confusion nearly always leads to inaction. And then we feel stuck. No fun at all. (Action -- inspired action! -- isn't what "creates" or manifests your desires, but it IS where all the real fun happens.)

So isn't it delicious (!) to FEEL that clarity of knowing, oh, yeah! THIS is what I REALLY want to experience NOW -- and then to leap right into it?

There's nothing better!

Congratulations.

And I am grateful for yourself, too!

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Originally posted by Rebecca:
Yes, that's true, Abdul. And it's also true that you can have ALL of them. 7s may become 10s or vice versa; nothing in nature is static. As we evolve, our desires do, too.

Thanks for the insight. Initially i was wondering whether other CMIs had to be given up but i decide to relax and enjoy the moment for the time being. Today i asked myself where my medical career fit in. Was i misplaced? The answer wasn't long coming. A specialty which some of my friends have suggested since i was a student but which i didn't take notice of jumped from nowhere into my consciousness daring me to reject it now... Sports Medicine!
Really everything is all falling in place.

The specialty i am in now is family medicine and sports medicine is a subspecialty of it! Life is really good.

Successfully yours
Abdul.