Tuesday, July 7, 2009

There IS magic in the world!

How many times have you been told to "get real" or "come down to earth?" Well, it all comes down to your point of view. Although there are many people in the world who would challenge me on this, I think I already am pretty real and down to earth. Just because I believe Harry Potter does exist doesn't make me any less a realist!

Fortunately, science is beginning to agree with me in this, because there are many statements out there, and many people quoting those statements, that what we see "outside" is really a matter of what we are thinking within. WE color our world. Now, don't go out and sentence yourself because you're not living like Bill Gates or Warren Buffet - whatever is going on is not you creating your world. It's more that you are living in a habit, a framework you've been given throughout your life, and because you are designing with incomplete information, you have an incomplete picture.

What does this have to do with magic? Here's some magic for you - change your thinking and change your life. It's simple, and it's the most challenging thing you will do in your life. How's that for magic?

I'm going to be writing a lot more about this, because I feel so strongly about it that I have to share it. To learn more in the meantime, visit here: http://www.theshift.com/jettucker.html

I'll be talking to you!

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Can one person change the world?

Of course! By changing our point of view and supporting it with a congruent state of mind, the outside picture Shift®s with our Shift® of perception.

Friday, June 19, 2009

What The Shift® means to me

What The Shift® means to me.....

Both of my parents passed as a result of cancer. Mom first, then Dad nine years later. When Mom was ill, Dad and I shared the home care of her, before it was accepted under most insurances, and consciously opted by my dad. During that year and a half (Mom was a fighter and outlasted all prognoses by more than a year), Mom and I developed a relationship we never could have had she died suddenly or not been ill. Did I want her to suffer? NO WAY! But her choice was to Live, and I respected that and took the opportunity to relate to her.

Then Dad was diagnosed, with "a little cancer". It turned out to be a huge tumor, the full length of his esophagus and was cutting off his esophagus so that he could not eat solid foods comfortably any more. He opted for surgery, survived the surgery and died of complications from post surgery. Six months. Quick. His Choice.

What's the point? I was blessed to have many, many valuable years with my parents. I was also single, and had only one long term relationship while my folks were alive. Long story of old ingrained habits.

Dad was tired of the game, I think, but he was worried about me. He wanted to make sure I was taken care of and happy. At the same time, he wanted me to take care of the rest of the family (all OLDER than me, not younger). I met Scott in the spring of 96. We slowly got acquainted, as he had some issues, and I had a father with cancer. We had our first date on October 13, 1996. My dad was operated on in that week. When he was in ICU, I went up to visit him (Boston, a two hour drive if no traffic, 3 times a week), and he was really good then. He said to me, "What's different about you?" I said, "I met someone." His whole face changed. He looked happy and comfortable for the first time in months. I would almost say he looked relieved. And two weeks to the day after Scott's and my first date, he died. He knew, before I did, that I had finally "met my match."

I think THAT's the meaning of, when you are seeing something, you are either seeing the quality (good), or the inverse of the quality (what appears to be bad, but if you invert that, you can always see to the good). You don't know why you are seeing something in a particular way sometimes, but you can always look through the world view of suffering and pain and Consciously Choose to see the Love, loving Itself.

http://www.theshift.com/jettucker.html

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Mortgage Forgiveness

May I suggest that anyone who is concerned, worried about foreclosure or other issues surrounding his or her home consult with a professional before taking action, one way or the other? I just went searching on the internet and found a HUD website for what they are calling free mortgage counseling for affected homeowners. What I liked best about the site is the little link called "scams." Yes, there are those out there who may not be precisely what they say they are. And because I have been to the HUD websites before, they look authentic. However, please do not click on a link in another email or website. Please search Housing and Urban Development or HUD to get to a verified website from your home page search link.

There IS help for affected homeowners out there. There have been two very recent acts signed into law, but the guidelines, as in all acts, are complex.

Ask for help!

Regards, Jet

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Welcome to Jet Keeps it Simple!

That's my drive - keep it simple - keep it easy - and help others keep it simple and easy, too! Check back soon, the first entry should be up soon!