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SDP 021 SACRIFICE Hacking the universe for growth and prosperity

Mantra for the week is: “Sacrifice, is the engine that keeps energy in motion” –Norseman

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What does sacrifice mean to you?

One day it occurred to me that every transfer of energy from one body to the next is sacrifice

 It occurred to me that we actually sacrifice many times in a day without even realizing it.

 It is how energy and abundance flow throughout the universe.

All matter is made up of energy and energy changes places constantly

The more you give the more you get.

It doesn’t have to be painful to be fruitful.

It doesn’t have to hurt in order to count. 

            Havamal 52

            There is no need to give to lavish of gifts

            Often, the smallest things are best appreciated

            With only half a loaf and a half empty cup 

            I have often won loyal friends

Here are some Daily sacrifices that make life better and turn goals into reality.  

            Sacrifice your bad habits

            Stop overeating to lose weight

            Stop frivolous spending to pay off debt and increase wealth

            Give up free time to work on goals

            Do the work, when it needs to get done, stop procrastinating

            Sacrifice time and energy to learn new skills

            Practice what you have learned

            Teach what you know

            Give to those less fortunate

            Help those in need, 

            Be nice to people that you don’t know even when they are not nice.

            Sing a song of gratitude daily (speak what you are grateful for) sound is energy

            Read everything you can, written experiences are a gift that is waiting to be shared with you.

            Journal daily and meditate on where your (energy) has been spent