
It's All There We Only Need a Way to Access It
Quick true story,
Last week I forgot my master password to a password software called Truekey, it is great software, It makes it so easy, all you do is click sign-in on a site, and boom, the software does the rest. It fills in the user name and password automatically. When you sign up on a new site the software records the new password and even generates complicated passwords if you wish. Of course, they are impossible to memorize.
But here is the kicker, if you ever forget your master password, you will lose everything, I would lose access to over 100 sites. Getting new passwords would really be tedious and time-consuming. Truekey recommends that if you lose your master password, you should open a new account, there was no way it could be retrieved.
Last week, I forgot my password, I was signed out and could not sign back it. I tried every password I could remember but could not sign in. Eventually, I gave up. I know, by now you are probably wondering what that had to do with meditating.
Well Sunday morning, during my regular meditation, I intentionally meditated on recalling the password. And, I swear to you on my mother's grave (she is still alive, thank God). By the end of the meditation, I had recalled a password I used in the past. I was 90 percent sure I had it, a little doubt hovered on the outskirts of my mind but for the most part, I knew that it was right.
I booted up my computer opened the software, entered the password, the exact one I had recalled during the meditation, and boom, I was in.
It all happened because I relaxed my mind and let it do what it is best at doing. Meditation works, it is not the first time, the silly thing is that sometimes we forget how practical and useful it can be in our lives.
It's all there, we only need a way to access it.
