Motivational Talk from Lynnclaire Dennis
As someone said, “We don’t meet people by accident, they are meant to cross our paths for a reason, either they change our life or we change theirs”.
Today I would like to introduce to you Lynnclaire Dennis - an amazing woman, an author of The Mereon Matrix, Discovering Your Universe and Living Plan Be, The Pattern. This woman was meant to cross my path as I was strolling among the courts of St John’s College in Cambridge. She appeared like a ray of sunshine and we quickly started off a warm conversation. As it turned out later Lynnclaire had been invited to speak at the conference Inspiring School Leaders, which I was attending as well at that time. Over lunch in a cosy Italian restaurant Lynnclaire told me an exciting story about her near death experience and mighty life mission which has been leading her through the life ever since then. I was impressed by her profound words about the importance of life which is unlocking potential and authenticity. I remember sitting next to that unbelievable woman and having a feeling I have met an angel in-person who is spreading her seeds of wisdom to me.
Many a times I thought of Lynnclaire and was really grateful when she accepted my invitation to talk to SARGOI people.
Today Lynnclaire is sharing with you her insights about what we can do to improve our lives and make a positive difference in our lives.
Further references:
You can read more about the Mereon Matrix here
https://mereon.org/ and research BELONGING here
Script to the talk:
Anastasiia, so much love to you and your group from Ireland. I really appreciate the opportunity to think about and speak to what we can do to improve our lives and make a positive difference in the world. Thinking about language what comes to my mind is the fact that there are universal languages that we have in common that I don't think we make the best use of. I was reminding that recently I was in Iceland and I had an opportunity to go to a Mozart concert and it was there that I saw it in this beautiful concert hall with my eyes closed because I realized that was how I could best absorb the music, not be concerned about people around me, much less the musicians playing this amazing work. So to me the language of silence. I'm here in Ireland and I'm just basking in silence in the middle of nowhere relying on my feet for transportation. So music, silence, laughter and most importantly at this time what we're going through globally - tears and these don't require words, they don't require a language but they require the ability to communicate our emotions, to have empathy, to be able to extend ourselves to others in a way that enriches us and cares for them. So language it's as you know I'm an American and I've been living in Europe for years for a reason... it's time that we reclaim our humanity and how we do that is through our words and I was speaking with friends recently about what we call a “dog talk” and you can if you have a pet you know exactly what I'm talking about. You could say to your dog: “ you are the ugliest piece of smelly dog fur”, - and the dog is just going to love you and kiss your face and be all over you. Because he doesn't understand the words, he understands the tone and whether we like it or not we're the same way, we understand tone of voice, we understand whether something is coming from someone's brain or coming from their heart. So in wanting to make a powerful difference in the world, what you have to remember is to start with your own life to realize that you have a diversity of voices inside of you that communicate and the consequence that you experience, which is called your life, is the the result of every decision, every choice that you make and some decisions if you take them they're going to have a high price, if you abdicate them that's the key to shame and blame.
So pay attention to your choices, realize that a possibility is just a possibility but what is the consequence of that possibility on your body, what is the consequence of how it affects your ability to communicate, does it lighten you up, does a choice make you laugh? If it does celebrate that but don't stop there, go on and ask yourself: is this a priority, is this something that I really need to do? can I make a promise and follow through on it or am I going to ask someone to compromise because what it boils down to is time. Time is your most valuable resource, use it well invest it wisely! and when we do, our spirit says: “hey, well done!” - and what we do, has a lasting impact on the world. So find the diversity that is your unity and celebrate that realizing that nothing is different, there are only differences and so come together based on your values and your shared vision of may get a positive difference in the world.
Thank you again for the opportunity to just speak to you, and share with you from my heart to yours and I look forward to staying in touch, thanks.
