Mountains: where the air is thin at the top of the world, I’ll be there……..
There is nowhere else on earth that compares with the mountain environment and unless you’ve been, you won’t understand.
The sheer majesty of peaks reaching up to 14,000 feet, the craggy outcrops and glacial rivers shrouded in snow and the risk of it all going wrong at any minute, captures the imagination of only the brave.
Not everyone is cut out to summit Mont Blanc, in fact, there are many who would consider that to be a crazy endeavour but those that venture there do so, because it inspires, scares, enlivens and focuses them. It takes a special individual to enjoy the risk of mountaineering, skiing or alpine trekking but their purpose is simple, they want to feel they have achieved something special, something not everyone can.
The great thing about humans is that they are the only species on the planet that can imagine themselves doing something and if well rehearsed mentally, can actually manifest their dreams. However, not everyone is physically capable or has the desire to climb mountains. I use the example as an extreme.
The power of our imagination is so strong that we seem to be able to visualise what we can achieve and then actually achieve it! Science is catching up with psychology and evidence that the power of the outcome of thought alone is measurable in every day life is quite remarkable. Dr Joe Dizpensa and Dr Bruce Lipton are compelling authors on the subject of epigenetic’s and the achievement of the extraordinary through thought alone.
Global Refocus will introduce readers to concepts emerging from such renowned academics and from other contributors who are making personal transformation the most studied modern day phenomenon. Following on from these short blogs, I will bring forward some incredible stories about people who have climbed their own personal mountains and how it is Global Refocus hopes to use the teachings of these enlightened individuals, to refocus on what’s important after CVD-19
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