Comments for Perry Gruber Limited http://perrygruber.com/blog Build Community, leave a Legacy, Create the Futurue... Let’s do it differently Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:23:57 -0600 hourly 1 Comment on That still quiet voice that says: "get up" by Perry http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=65&cpage=1#comment-423 Perry Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:23:57 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=65#comment-423 Nice Linda. You're connected to our common and deep oneness, that part of us that, when recognized, reminds us that we are sharing, co-creating some would say, this wildly interesting experience on our planet. I believe that the simplicity you note is available and believable to everyone, even in this materialist world. And each individual will come to that simplicity in their own time, on their own rhythm. Nothing needs fixing. It is exactly as it is. And it is beautiful. Isn't it? Nice Linda. You’re connected to our common and deep oneness, that part of us that, when recognized, reminds us that we are sharing, co-creating some would say, this wildly interesting experience on our planet. I believe that the simplicity you note is available and believable to everyone, even in this materialist world. And each individual will come to that simplicity in their own time, on their own rhythm. Nothing needs fixing. It is exactly as it is. And it is beautiful. Isn’t it?

]]> Comment on That still quiet voice that says: "get up" by Linda Pendergraft http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=65&cpage=1#comment-422 Linda Pendergraft Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:18:03 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=65#comment-422 I have been so quiet inside it is scary... It has been almost 20 years..I am 53 now... I can be so still that people think I am a statue. I don't know if it is a gift from the holy spirit or I am nuts...However, I see and hear everything. I am totally in the moment. When I have to know something I can feel the voice of truth. It is in the heart center of my being. I know when it is the voice of the holy spirit. The inner voice would never tell you to hurt anyone. It only calls you to speak your truth. When the holy spirit wants something said, you will quietly feel it and it comes into your mind from the heart to the head as words...God is Love...Pure and Simple...It is very simple...Too simple to believe in our materialist world...Where human value is based upon success and fame... I have been so quiet inside it is scary… It has been almost 20 years..I am 53 now… I can be so still that people think I am a statue. I don’t know if it is a gift from the holy spirit or I am nuts…However, I see and hear everything. I am totally in the moment. When I have to know something I can feel the voice of truth. It is in the heart center of my being. I know when it is the voice of the holy spirit. The inner voice would never tell you to hurt anyone. It only calls you to speak your truth. When the holy spirit wants something said, you will quietly feel it and it comes into your mind from the heart to the head as words…God is Love…Pure and Simple…It is very simple…Too simple to believe in our materialist world…Where human value is based upon success and fame…

]]> Comment on It’s the little things that inspire by Is it coincidence or an inevitable result of intention? http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=308&cpage=1#comment-397 Is it coincidence or an inevitable result of intention? Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:42:10 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=308#comment-397 [...] happening too often to call them all coincidence. In the summer I shared the miraculous cat tree story where out of nowhere I manifested a cat tree for my little critters. Since then, similar [...] [...] happening too often to call them all coincidence. In the summer I shared the miraculous cat tree story where out of nowhere I manifested a cat tree for my little critters. Since then, similar [...]

]]> Comment on Using conscious awareness to resolve interpersonal conflict by Conscious Awareness - a workplace example http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=263&cpage=1#comment-340 Conscious Awareness - a workplace example Thu, 21 May 2009 23:33:14 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=263#comment-340 [...] This is part two from a previous posting. [...] [...] This is part two from a previous posting. [...]

]]> Comment on A Better World: Let’s do it differently by Perry http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=249&cpage=1#comment-338 Perry Wed, 13 May 2009 16:36:07 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=249#comment-338 Hey Genevieve! Thanks for the editorial suggestion! I'll have to ask my web person to fix that. Thank your husband for the compliments on my speech. It didn't win, but that's ok. Wasn't meant to be. Something amazing happened as a result, which I'll probably blog about when I get the gumption. Thanks for the good words and enjoy! That's what life is for! Hey Genevieve!
Thanks for the editorial suggestion! I’ll have to ask my web person to fix that. Thank your husband for the compliments on my speech. It didn’t win, but that’s ok. Wasn’t meant to be. Something amazing happened as a result, which I’ll probably blog about when I get the gumption.

Thanks for the good words and enjoy! That’s what life is for!

]]> Comment on A Better World: Let’s do it differently by Genevieve Berthiaume http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=249&cpage=1#comment-331 Genevieve Berthiaume Mon, 11 May 2009 05:19:13 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=249#comment-331 Hey there, Perry! My husband is in Toastmasters, and I've met you a couple of times at the competitions. : ) You gave such an excellent speech! I'm an "editor" at heart, so before the flattery, I have a suggestion! : ) Up there, at the top of your page, where you say, "Build Community, leave a Legacy....", I would capitalize the "l" in "legacy", so that it matches the rest of the capitalized words that begin each short phrase. : ) How are you doing, Perry! My husband told me that you have a web site, and he showed it to me! I love that you have "Our first step" and "Our second step" there on your web site! : ) Those are great quotes! I totally agree! In fact, you have a LOT of stuff that I agree with on here! Thank you for posting that video of Jill, the lady who wrote, "My Stroke of Insight"! : ) My sister-in-law has bought the book, my mother-in-law has read it twice, and I want to read it! The video is great! I need to finish watching it. I've watched the first 5 minutes so far! Thanks! Keep up the upbeat, positive work, Perry! I appreciate you sharing all of this great information with all of us! Hey there, Perry!

My husband is in Toastmasters, and I’ve met you a couple of times at the competitions. : ) You gave such an excellent speech!

I’m an “editor” at heart, so before the flattery, I have a suggestion! : ) Up there, at the top of your page, where you say, “Build Community, leave a Legacy….”, I would capitalize the “l” in “legacy”, so that it matches the rest of the capitalized words that begin each short phrase. : )

How are you doing, Perry! My husband told me that you have a web site, and he showed it to me! I love that you have “Our first step” and “Our second step” there on your web site! : ) Those are great quotes! I totally agree! In fact, you have a LOT of stuff that I agree with on here!

Thank you for posting that video of Jill, the lady who wrote, “My Stroke of Insight”! : ) My sister-in-law has bought the book, my mother-in-law has read it twice, and I want to read it! The video is great! I need to finish watching it. I’ve watched the first 5 minutes so far! Thanks!

Keep up the upbeat, positive work, Perry! I appreciate you sharing all of this great information with all of us!

]]> Comment on 100+ Business owners inspired by Steen http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=234&cpage=1#comment-303 Steen Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:29:53 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=234#comment-303 Perry, great speech clip! Inspiring and well-delivered within context of the audience. Perry, great speech clip! Inspiring and well-delivered within context of the audience.

]]> Comment on On Transitions: If you jump will God catch you? If you leap will the net appear? by Perry http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=197&cpage=1#comment-122 Perry Wed, 04 Mar 2009 15:51:11 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=197#comment-122 Hey Kelsey, Thanks for the feedback. I cherish it as it helps me inprove. Yeah, it was "more than a coincidence" that our presentations were so connected. Everything works that way. If only we were open to seeing life that way. I'd love to borrow "Hope on a Tightrope" as it is in line with a big portion of my focus. So, YES, please bring it. Also, if you're interested, I'd enjoy having you and your significant other attend one of my upcoming free presentations on a new economic model I'm proposing. Would you be interested in that? See you on the 16th! Hey Kelsey,
Thanks for the feedback. I cherish it as it helps me inprove. Yeah, it was “more than a coincidence” that our presentations were so connected. Everything works that way. If only we were open to seeing life that way. I’d love to borrow “Hope on a Tightrope” as it is in line with a big portion of my focus. So, YES, please bring it.

Also, if you’re interested, I’d enjoy having you and your significant other attend one of my upcoming free presentations on a new economic model I’m proposing. Would you be interested in that?

See you on the 16th!

]]> Comment on On Transitions: If you jump will God catch you? If you leap will the net appear? by Kelsey Swick http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=197&cpage=1#comment-103 Kelsey Swick Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:34:10 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=197#comment-103 Perry, Thanks for speaking on Saturday! I had been prayerfully considering the concept of Paidea and found it eerie when you spoke about it. I loved your talk, felt very pertinent. Anyways, if you want to read "Hope on a Tightrope" I will bring it to the GFU social for you. I want to have someone else read it too! Thanks, Kelsey Perry,

Thanks for speaking on Saturday! I had been prayerfully considering the concept of Paidea and found it eerie when you spoke about it. I loved your talk, felt very pertinent. Anyways, if you want to read “Hope on a Tightrope” I will bring it to the GFU social for you. I want to have someone else read it too!

Thanks,

Kelsey

]]> Comment on Self-doubt… by Anonymous http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=12&cpage=1#comment-5 Anonymous Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:58:00 +0000 http://perrygruber.com/blog/?p=12#comment-5 Good response! Thank you for sharing. Maybe we are all having the same experience and that only our perceptions cause us to experience the experience differently than others. If we could all take on empowering responses, what would the world be like? More germain to the blog, if people, when confronted with fear in the workplace, could hold the knowing that fear is a gift that awakens, and then act from that place...what transformations would occur in the workplace? What transformations would occur among management if, when confronted by the fear that one's staff member is smarter than you, or that your subordinate's idea is better than your own, if the manager held the fear as an awakener, saw it as a gift and acted from that place rather than the fear itself?<br /><br />I'd say holding the fear keeps the fear in place, blocking out any other possibility. Observing the fear, on the other hand, and disconnecting one's identity from the thinking that created it and the need to react from it can open new paths to enlightened being and expression. Great sharing indeed! Good response! Thank you for sharing. Maybe we are all having the same experience and that only our perceptions cause us to experience the experience differently than others. If we could all take on empowering responses, what would the world be like? More germain to the blog, if people, when confronted with fear in the workplace, could hold the knowing that fear is a gift that awakens, and then act from that place…what transformations would occur in the workplace? What transformations would occur among management if, when confronted by the fear that one’s staff member is smarter than you, or that your subordinate’s idea is better than your own, if the manager held the fear as an awakener, saw it as a gift and acted from that place rather than the fear itself?

I’d say holding the fear keeps the fear in place, blocking out any other possibility. Observing the fear, on the other hand, and disconnecting one’s identity from the thinking that created it and the need to react from it can open new paths to enlightened being and expression. Great sharing indeed!

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