What’s The Conversation Gonna Be About?

What’s The Conversation Gonna Be About? October 18, 2007

Posted by Geoffrey Wilson in : Wisdom Notes , trackback

The interaction that takes place between you and others is based on a conversation. What’s it gonna be about? Surely this will depend on how you present your vision to them and this in turn will depend on your clarity at any given point in time.

We are always in the process of presenting our vison to others – whether we are aware of this or not. Your spouse, child, business associate, close friend, next door neighbour, mother, father, sibling, or stranger – get a feeling for what this is whenever they meet with you. Or you spell it out for them if you deem it necessary. The vision reflects your understanding of what it is that you do and why you do it. When this can be communicated accurately and passionately, you create interest – and this interest carries energy, it creates a presence, a power of sorts.

In terms of those you do business with in the very least, do you really know who they are? Are you aware of what it is that they are looking for? How well do you communicate your understanding of this?

People will buy products and services from you in order to relieve their pain as much as they won’t buy products and services from you because it all looks too scary or is considered too big a risk. The inevitable question then is, what kind of pain are the people you know in? How do you know this?

I don’t think it is too great a leap to suggest that most people are miserable. That many might well deny this must also be accepted as par for the course. This is understandable given that we like to present as happy, healthy, caring, and helpful people. To do otherwise is often considered social suicide.

However, the fact of the matter is that people suffer from a number of common complaints. Anger affects an ability to clarify the vision. This is a disorder of the liver. Excitement produces scattered thinking. This is a disorder of the heart. Worry sustains self-absorption. This is a disorder of the spleen. Attachments to people and things induce the fear of letting go. This is a disorder of the lung. And fear keeps us trapped in the illusion of the ego-identity. This is a disorder of the kidney.

What to do about it?
From an energetic perspective restoration of the whole person is a necessary step forward and it is not as difficult as it may seem. If you become awakened to the fact that there is a purpose and you are soul, then you will soon know that a happy, healthy, caring, and helpful soul possesses nine attributes and it is possible to cultivate them. All you need to do is find the right coach for you.

Such a blessed soul is:

1. Stable
2. Receptive
3. Decisive
4. Accepts ownership of responsibilities
5. Balanced inwardly as well as outwardly
6. Orderly
7. Creative
8. Still
9. Insightful and loving

Next time you find yourself in a conversation, don’t forget to mention your vision. Try to do it, anyway.