Cornucopia
Training Tip #6 Cornucopia~The Horn of Plenty.
When you see the cornucopia in the top left-hand corner of PoSivity Day's banner, it brings to mind the earth's abundant harvest. Greek legend tells us that a goat named Amalthea revered Zeus so much that she broke off one of her horns to honor his generosity. In return, Zeus promised that this horn would always be filled with the fruits she most desired. It has since become the symbol of gratitude. Zeus also set forth a constellation in the image of a goat called Capricorn so that we would be mindful of our bountiful harvest. The Roman goddesses Copia, Fortuna, and Pax held the horn declaring it the personification of plenty.
To call forth abundance, please place the time-honored cornucopia on your dining room table. Fill it to overflowing with seasonal fruits, silk flowers, nuts, pine cones, and berries. I have one on my table year around and treat it as a thematic centerpiece changing out its content accordingly.
Speaking of content...what thoughts are you filling your mind with today? Do creative streams of thoughts or inspiring mind sets occupy your thought processes? Do you have an attitude of gratitude? Are your ideas like spun gold and if they are, how are you catching them? Are you mindful of co-creating a better future by your thoughts, words and deeds? Think abundantly, generously, bountifully, gratefully, and harmoniously.
Be Inspired~
When you see the cornucopia in the top left-hand corner of PoSivity Day's banner, it brings to mind the earth's abundant harvest. Greek legend tells us that a goat named Amalthea revered Zeus so much that she broke off one of her horns to honor his generosity. In return, Zeus promised that this horn would always be filled with the fruits she most desired. It has since become the symbol of gratitude. Zeus also set forth a constellation in the image of a goat called Capricorn so that we would be mindful of our bountiful harvest. The Roman goddesses Copia, Fortuna, and Pax held the horn declaring it the personification of plenty.
To call forth abundance, please place the time-honored cornucopia on your dining room table. Fill it to overflowing with seasonal fruits, silk flowers, nuts, pine cones, and berries. I have one on my table year around and treat it as a thematic centerpiece changing out its content accordingly.
Speaking of content...what thoughts are you filling your mind with today? Do creative streams of thoughts or inspiring mind sets occupy your thought processes? Do you have an attitude of gratitude? Are your ideas like spun gold and if they are, how are you catching them? Are you mindful of co-creating a better future by your thoughts, words and deeds? Think abundantly, generously, bountifully, gratefully, and harmoniously.
Be Inspired~
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