A lot of people out there are searching. The mainstream isn't offering them the comfort, the security, the peace of mind or the sparkle that it used to offer. Things are changing so fast that many are looking for the meaning of life. They want to know what it's all about. Or they're looking to find out who they truly are. They know they're more than what they've been taught; they know they're more than their name, their story, their worldly identity. But where do they go from there? That, in a nutshell, the gist of what many people are asking themselves nowadays.

Here's the answer: Begin by doing something that is both fun and uplifting at the same time: watching your words. Begin by objectively observing what you're saying both to yourself and to others. You'll be amazed at what you find yourself creating with your everyday thoughts and words because when you begin to watch even closer you'll soon discover that, in many instances, you're saying things that won't lead you anywhere near your happiness, your joy or your goals in life. In far too many instances we're sabotaging ourselves by thinking and saying things that we wouldn't want to manifest in a million years. For some people this can be a little disconcerting when they first start out.

So . . . we suggest that you stay lighthearted when you're watching your words because when you do there's something else that happens that will benefit you as well - a reward much greater than you might have anticipated. Indeed, every time we catch ourself (and it may even be in mid-sentence) before saying something unserving and we say something more positive instead, we raise our consciousness - and everything in our life will proceed differently from that moment on.

What Fun! And it all begins simply by watching what we're saying.