TUESDAY 12th MARCH 2013 06:06 GMT

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1. THIS DAY IN WORLD WAR 2 (12th March 1943)
On the Russian Front...
Soviet 5th Army captures Vyazma
German II SS Panzer Korps attack Kharkov

In Italy...
Strikes and anti-government demonstrations in Turin, Genoa, and elsewhere.

In the Mediterranean...
RN destroyer HMS Lightning sunk by Italian MTBs

In the Atlantic...
Two more Allied freighters are lost but U-130 is sunk by USN destroyer Champlin.

In Washington DC...
The Allied Pacific Military Conference opens.

In the Pacific...
Japanese vessel Taihosan Maru sunk by USN submarine Plunger

In Burma...
General Stilwell orders Chinese troops to move to Ledo sector
In the Arakan, Japanese forces occupy Mrawchaung east of the Mayu River, threatening to cut off Indian units farther south.

Today's Air Raids...
Essen, Germany by RAF Bomber Command
Leige, Belgium by RAF Bomber Command
Northern France fighter patrols by RAF Fighter Command and US 8th Air Force.
Rouen, France by US 8th Air Force
London and Newcastle, England by the Luftwaffe
Sousse and Enfidaville, Tunisia by USAAF
Bougainville Island and New Georgia Island by US 13th Air Force
Salamaua and Guadagasal, New Guinea by US 5th Air Force
Rabaul and Cape Gloucester, New Britain by US 5th Air Force
Timor Island and Ambon Island by US 5th Air Force

2. TODAY IN MY LIFE
Blogging and online marketing, client follow-up, top-up shopping, some me time in the morning. Long meditation in the afternoon and some spare time intuitively. Combination of me time and missus time in the evening.

 Twitter Followers = 1,628 (up 2)
    Nonfollowed eliminated = 0
    Unfollowers eliminated = 0

3. TODAY'S SELF-OBSERVATION
Living intuitively rather than systematically turns your life experience into the ultimate movie. You don't actually "do" anything, it all happens by itself. I was never comfortable doing what I thought I was supposed to anyway. Even as a young child - I never really knew if I was doing it "right". That results in fear and insecurity.

Trusting in your intuition frees your mind from all that worrying and analysing about whether you're doing it right, and frees you up to simply observe and experience life. I am now liberated from the concept of job-listing. Thinking about all the jobs you need to do in order to stave off all the threats is simply frightening and exhausting. This is the way my parents have lived and I have come to reject this approach utterly. It is all completely unnecessary!

I do jobs as and when needed, leaving my focus free to latch on to my desires and the opportunities to fulfil them. The consequence has been of course to get what I've been focused on. I'm living my life my way! Particularly pleasing to me is to compare the nuclear family I grew up in, which is a dysfunctional disaster, where all four members are all disappointed in each other, to the one I'm in now, which while still a work in progress, is a loving one.

That wihich is ultimately "me" now doesn't actually do anything, but simply enjoys the experience of life happening by itself, shaping it by intention alone and observing as the universe gradually conforms to fit it. The consequence of this attitude is life's greatest prize - peace of mind.

4. TODAY'S QUESTION FOR YOU
Are you living your life your way?

5. TODAY'S WEATHER IN BRADFORD
Dry with sunny periods all day
Mainly dry overnight, with clear spells, with the odd snow flurry in the evening.
A cold moderate northerly wind will veer gradually north-westerly overnight.
Max Temp = 2 degC
Min Temp = -3 degC
Sunrise at 06:30
Sunset at 18:05

6. TODAY'S ONELINER
 Eat right. Stay fit. Die anyway.  : D

7. NOW THAT'S FUNNY!
Not The Nine O'Clock News - Headbanger

8. TRIVIA
Scientists postulate that exercise sets a person’s biological clock into a consistent wake/sleep pattern and that it may also boost the brain’s production of serotonin, a neurochemical that encourages sleep.

9. THE WISDOM I'VE LEARNED FROM OTHERS
"Spirituality leaps where science cannot yet follow, because science must always test and measure, and much of reality and human experience is immeasurable." - Miriam Simos