You know the saying, “Go the extra mile?”
How many of us know where it comes from?
Here is how the story goes:
Back in Roman times, a soldier from a
Roman army could ask any citizen to
carry their armor or what ever load they
had for a mile, the citizen would have to
do it since it was the law. This pissed off
a lot of people but it was severely punished
if you refused the soldiers command.
It is believed that Jesus said if you’re
asked to carry a load one mile, carry it two.
This is a very interesting saying indeed, as
well as a great spiritual technology.
No one likes to be ordered to do something that
they don’t want too.
But to go the extra mile is to give more than
is expected. You are taking back the power.
Truthfully, there is much more to it than
what meets the eye.
When you decide to “Go the Extra Mile,”
and do more than is necessary, you are able
to extract the (Qi) energy out of the situation.
Why?
Because you are now in charge!
You made a choice to do more than what was asked.
It may have started out to be an order by law but
when you make the decision to ‘Go that Extra Mile,’
the second mile is you being in total control you
choose to do it and choose gives you Power.
You’re not giving 100% –you’re giving 200% and
you are in charge.
Imagine if you went the extra mile in your work,
in your relationship or just in your daily activity.
How do you think people would perceive you?
How do you think you would feel at the end of the
day knowing that you are the one in charge
of making things better?
Now, if you are working with a bunch of slackers—
they may hate you. But if you are tired of being at
the bottom of the pile with people that don’t care
about making the move, choose to be more!
You will move to the top quicker than you can imagine.
Once you take responsibility for your own
actions, you will succeed at what ever
you choose to do.
In my medical practice, I always go
the Extra Mile. I do more than is expected!
One day, a doctor told me that I spent
too much time with a patient and I was
spoiling them. I also had a guy tell me that
he didn’t want to do too much for his wife,
he might spoil her.
They haven’t figured it out yet.
Caring for someone’s needs isn’t spoiling them,
it’s serving them more and when you serve
others they serve you.
Going the extra mile is your choice.
It’s not necessary and it’s not needed.
You choose to do in order to make a
good situation better.
When I take my time to write a blog, or make a video
or teach a meditation class, I do it because I choose to do it.
There is no obligation. I take the bull by the horns and do what I
do and the rewards come later. These principles are applied in every
product I make and everyone I coach, no matter if it’s their health,
physical training or as a spiritual advisor. I always make a good situation better.
I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness
Dr Wu Dhi
PS
Receiving these teachings will make
you grow past your expectations.
Become a member of the Qi Gong Inner Circle now.
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