Develop Patience in a blink...

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By Mystique1957

-Excuse me? EX-CUSE-ME? Can you give me a couple of minutes?

-Sorry, I´m busy. I´m in a bit of a hurry, may be some other time?

…And a message life had for you missed another opportunity to reach you. What I just illustrated is the typical attitude of somebody running through life instead of enjoying it.

Not taking time to savor life brings as a result a very dangerous level of stress, not to mention the wasted energy. Most I-live-in-a-hurry-types have to work twice as much to compensate for the mistakes committed during a task performance, whichever this may be. Does this sound familiar somehow? I thought it did.

Paradoxically, I have entitled this article or hub “How to develop patience-Quicky guide” to get your attention. I am almost certain that the subtitle picked your curiosity sooner than the main title itself. No, my dear reader, I am not playing mind games here.

I am simply proving how much patience is needed in life by “selling” you a miraculous panacea, that panacea is none other than patience itself. Analyze this carefully: In spite of the fact that patience means a tranquil, confident manner of expecting things to evolve in their own time, unconsciously, people wished it were faster and sooner, am I wrong?

If gratitude is the key to unlocking extraordinary wealth, patience is the key holder. They can´t live without one another. Whether you like it or not, everything has its own time. Can a toddler jog? No, he can´t, he has to learn how to walk properly, but for that to happen he has to have mastered walking 101.

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You must understand that running through life will end up in exhaustion with no benefits included. Very well, having tasted the “entrée”; Let´s move onto the main dish.

What is patience? It is described as the capacity, quality or fact of being patient. That`s a dictionary definition. For me, patience is the peaceful capacity of respecting the rhythm and timing of a situation or a circumstance.

Do not compare this concept to enduring, long-suffering resignation or forbearance because it is precisely this misconception that makes patience a hard to follow dance. Patience cannot be bought, traded or borrowed. It is not an easy to acquire virtue either. It is something you have to cultivate.

How do we go about cultivating patience? Let´s have a closer look:

· Waiting for something to happen normally generates anxiety.

Anxiety creates vibration, vibration that attracts its equal. Do not linger on this type of emotions. Take a deep breath through your nostrils, expanding your belly, exhale through your mouth slowly.

Repeat at least 3 times or more if necessary.

· Silence is a powerful force. Broadcasting what you are doing or expecting will add up unwanted vibration. I cannot stress this enough. Keep things to yourself! That way you`ll have control on your energy. If words or unwanted feelings show up, do not feel anguish. Let them flow through you but do not cling onto them.

· Remember that everything in life has a sequence. Learn to flow with it joyfully. If you force yourself you will create more damage than good. Should the moment you are facing be overwhelming,

take deep breaths, take a walk, play some water sound music, read some poetry, watch Nature, go stargazing. Anything that will take away your mind from the problem, and once calmed, retake the process of centering yourself.

· Not everyone finds it easy to meditate. This is due to the fact that meditation techniques can be cumbersome for certain individuals. If you fall under this category, there is an easier yet effective way of getting yourself into a meditative state.

· Sit down or lay down, whichever turns you on. Close your eyes and take 3 deep breaths slowly and relax. Think of a pleasant moment in your life, if it involves deeply felt emotions much better. Now, literally walk around the scene, see it from another perspective, as if you were in another timeline observing, then walk into the scene and become part of it.

See how many beautiful things you had, what you enjoyed, whom you shared with. Thank God or the universe for having had that moment in your life. Be grateful!

· Patience applied to any endeavor in life is 50% of the battle in your favor. The other 50% is timing, positive thinking and gratitude. Sounds too good to be true? Do not quote me! Try it yourself, but do try. Giving up easily is not trying at all.

How patient do you consider yourself to be?

  • Very Patient
  • Somewhat patient
  • I am working on it
  • Not very much
  • Not at all
See results without voting

A few wonders that patience brings about:

· Patience is firmness not stoppage

· Do not push others around to meet your needs, let them be. You´ll be wanted around for your soothing presence

· Patience allows you to look beyond your nose, makes you more observant, relaxed and wise

· Patience does not relate to resignation. It goes hand in hand with hope and faith

· Climbing the mountain in a hurry will not let you see the beauty around you, reaching the goal isn´t the most important, what you learn in the process is.

· Practicing patience a few minutes a day every day, will make you serene and you´ll have clearer, relevant thoughts

As it is with any procedure involving physical and mental processes, be very careful when practicing these exercises. Do not try it in traffic; do not practice if you are under the influence of prescription drugs or alcohol. Do not practice during your digestion process. Do it alone, preferably in the safety of your house.

Cheers,

To your Success,



Copyright ©Mystique®2010

Copyright ©Alberto J. Alvarez G. ® 2010

Comments

Iðunn 2 years ago

ha, I got first vote. :) I did notice the paradox in the title, very good title!

This is wonderful advice, too. I do something I call 'semi-yoga' and it's grand meditation time and I like to think in a way it helps me with patience, as well.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Iðunn...

Thanks a whole lot! I am grateful you voted first. I know the types of insights that run through your mind as you are a thinker. Thank you very much for stopping by!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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Pamela99 Level 7 Commenter 2 years ago

Great advice and good hub.

Iðunn 2 years ago

I'm so patient I can tend to take patience ---> procrastination sometimes. I have to watch out for that.

Possibly I think too much :o hehe

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Rebecca E. 2 years ago

must say quite the title my dear. I thought fr a moment you made a mistake, but then I read it, very good.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Thank you so much, Pam! I appreciate your visiting and commenting! I am pleased you liked it!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Iðunn...

Although thinking too much is not good, not thinking at all is worse, hehehe! So there you go...

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Baby...

I am so glad you liked it! Yes, well the title was meant to grab attention, that´s right! I see it is working, as well! You honor me with your presence, my love. I sure cherish it as I cherish the air I breathe, Thanks for being by my side!

Warmest teddy bear hugs, zillions of tiny kisses,love, light and infinite blessings to you, the goldies and Ihre Eltern

Yours Eternal,

Al

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VioletSun Level 5 Commenter 2 years ago

Al: I like this take on patience! This statement caught my attention "If gratitude is the key to unlocking extraordinary wealth, patience is the key holder." Wow, its an amazing phrase, makes sense to me.

Thanks for sharing your positivity with everyrone!

Thumbs up!

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Marie...

My dear friend! Thank you for your kind words! I am so happy that the things I write help people. You know that is my real purpose! Help, Give, Love, Give and go on giving!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings, dearest Marie.

Al

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suziecat7 Level 5 Commenter 2 years ago

You are so right and I am working on it.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Suzie...

Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting! I am glad it is a good help for you! That was the whole idea!

warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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prettydarkhorse Level 2 Commenter 2 years ago

Hi mystique, I will borrow your words "patience is the peaceful capacity of respecting the rhythm and timing of a situation or a circumstance"

I like the word respect and I like your take on patience, when you are patient, you dont grow wrinkles as well as you are not stressed out, let me add my thought also that sometimes when we want something we cant wait for the outcome -- and what you said about the rhythm -- tempo make sense. I also believe that if it will happen it will happen, making it happen is another story,,

hmm how about love hehe -- does patience count -- when for example you are waiting for somebody to love you, will you wait for it, be patient or make it happen hehe, just kidding mystique my kaibigan, Thank you, Maita

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Yes, my sweet kaibigan...

You also must be patient with love especially. If it is meant to be, nothing will prevent it from happening! We hope, we wait, if it is in our path, we´ll get it! If it isn´t, there is certainly a much better thing waiting for us! Believe it with your heart for it is so! Salamat, my dear Maita! Always so pleased to have you around. You are one of my favorite kaibigans of all!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings, deary!

Al

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dohn121 Level 3 Commenter 2 years ago

Hello, Al. You were very clever for choosing this title, so for that, excellent work right out of the gate! I used to meditate as a kid when attending the Buddhist temple with my dad, but seldom meditate nowadays. I certainly would like to change that, however. Meditation does nothing but good for the practitioner. Life's just too short to be in such a rush all the time! Thanks again, my friend.

Warmest Regards,

Dohn

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jayjay40 2 years ago

Hi there Al,

great hub got me thinking a lot. I loved the phrase 'patience is the peaceful capacity of respecting the rhythm and timing of a situation or a circumstance.'Keep writing

love Julie

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

My brother Dohn...

You always so keen in the little details. Thank you for noticing it! Thank you for visiting and being around, dear friend! It means a lot to me!

Warmest regards and Infinite blessings,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Julie...

Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I am more than happy that this article helps people, as it was my intention before I wrote it! Thank you, my dear friend!

warmest regards and blessings,

Al

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hypnodude 2 years ago

You said it perfectly Al, I liked especially the key and key holder comparison, and walking 101. That's great man!

A very good reading with the always positive message inside. Rated and clearly stumbled. :)

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James A Watkins Level 8 Commenter 2 years ago

A fine article, Al. I agree with you 100% and I put it into practice. I am in no hurry, my friend. I might miss something or someone. I am more interesting in the people I meet along the way. I love people. I want to recommend a book to you. It is called "Practicing the Prescence of People." Not that you need it. Just that you'd enjoy it.

Peace and Love

James

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Hey H...

Thanks a lot, buddy! I appreciate your insights, you know I do! Grazie mille, mio carissimo fratello! Tu sei una benedizione.

Tanti saluti e benedizioni,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

My friend James...

Thank you very much for the visit and comments, I am glad you are a practitioner, so you get what I mean! Thank you for the recommendation on the book! I´ll see if I can find it here!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Your friend,

Al

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Teresa Laurente 2 years ago

Loved the video. Thank you friend. And, true, true, patience; we all need to be the receiver as much as a giver. Great reminder for us really. God bless.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Thank you, Maria Teresa for stopping by and leaving your good power and vibes in here! I am very happy you liked it!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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Shil1978 Level 4 Commenter 2 years ago

Thank you dear friend for this much-needed hub. Patience is a virtue, I believe, and those who don't have it, need to work at it, lest they miss out on important opportunities/experiences!!

Thanks again for reminding us of the importance of patience in our lives.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

My dearest Shil...

It is always a pleasure to be able to contribute to the betterment of people. That is my main goal! Thank you for stopping by and commenting, my dear friend!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

TattoGuy 2 years ago

I am really impatient at times and I just loved this hub and am interested in a few books advertised there which I may buy at a later date, am printing this out for when I get an impatient moment, great hub Al !

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Hey, Capn...

Thank you for stopping by, my man! I really appreciate your presence here! I am always happy to help out!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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changtian 2 years ago

Grazie Al, you're always kind. I'm happy you liked it, thanks for rating, bookmarking and stumbling. Don't worry, there are so many hubs around these days that I loose some of them too. :) Have a great day!

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Pollyannalana 2 years ago

How to develop patience-Quickly * I didn't even blink - Guilty as charged. Good to point out, very good hub.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

changtian...

I am glad you liked this one too, mio fratello!

Thanks so much!

Warmest regards and benedizioni,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Pollyannalana ...

I am glad you liked this one. Don´t worry! The idea was to make people fall for the title!

Thanks so much!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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prasetio30 Level 8 Commenter 2 years ago

Hi, my brother. You are absolutely right. I also treat my patience in my whole life. Especially in teaching. You have good tips and I think those all work to treat the patience. This is great hub. I rate this Up!

Prasetio

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Thanks a lot, my brother Prasetio!

I am glad you agree with me! It is so important to become patient, but it is not a quicky thing! Thank you for your visit and comments, my friend!

Warmest regards and infinite blessings,

Al

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Tammy Lochmann Level 2 Commenter 2 years ago

Terrific advice...I have learned a few new things from this one. Keep up the great work...I am visiting my favorite authors this morning because I won't be around for a while life is making me take time off from HP. I'll still be stopping by every once in a while to check everyone out.

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Ah! My dearest Tam...

How glad it makes me when a hub can be helpful! I hope you won`t be gone for good! Thank you very much!

Warmest regards and infinite eternal blessings,

Al

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blondepoet Level 3 Commenter 2 years ago

Geez I needed to come here. I tend to get very impatient it is not funny lol. Great advice Mystique. :)

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 2 years ago

Oh! la! La! mademoiselle poetess...

Merçi Beaucop! I am glad you liked it and it helps you somehow! Have a wonderful day!

Warmest regards and infinite eternal blessings,

Al

Blessed-Heart 20 months ago

This is some wonderful advice, I should come here a lot more, I am impatient at times, i just love this this is so much needed. Thank you for showing this to me.

Nancy

amby 18 months ago

i must say your its a worth reading material about a worth practicing virtue, i consider my self a seriously impatient person, and am sick of my this behavior, i will be greatful to u if u could guide me some more caz i badly need it, i need to have patience.

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Papa Sez 16 months ago

I'm glad I didn't miss this wonderful hub when I researched for my new hub on patience. Yes, it's the title that caught my attention! Obviously it was meant for impatient people like me :)

Cheers!

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 10 months ago

Thank you so much, Nancy! Glad to learn that you found this article useful! That´s what I want: To be able to help others!

Warmest hugs and infinite heavenly blessings,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 10 months ago

Amby...

In order for you to work on that, you have to start by deciding to change. That´s something I cannot do for you! I´ll be more than happy to give you some ideas, but it is you in the end who must exercise practice! Thanks for your comments!

Warmest regards and infinite heavenly blessings,

Al

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Mystique1957 Hub Author 10 months ago

Papa Zes...Glad to have been of help!

Thank you so much for your comments and visit!

Warmest regards and infinite heavenly blessings,

Al

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