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“until I let somebody else to help me stop the flow” – v.s.
“until I used somebody else as my reason to stop the flow”
“I’ll study and get ready and then the chance will come.” — Abraham Lincoln
“There is no medicine like hope, no incentive so great, and no tonic so powerful as expectation of something tomorrow.” — O.S. Marden
I love it how Abraham says that there is no such thing as you showing up in your dock and seeing your ship gone: there will always be an another ship, and another, and another, and another, and another, and another, and another..
Yesterday, I heard in a clip about writing a book:
that instead of blaming myself and worrying (because of not being able to lay it down, what I feel and know and want to say), instead of it I can focus on the pleasure of the knowing itself, of having these thoughts that I want to go into the book, of containing this all, by itself.
So filling in the questionnaire at Prosperity Game, I suddenly felt it – that I love wanting the abundance, the feeling of the summoning in it, the feeling of “more”. I do love it!! What a great feeling :)
Maybe the warmness of this feeling, of the pleasure of having this wanting now, is in particular about getting pleasure from what is.
Reminded me also, how Abraham-Hicks suggested, when writing positive aspects, and wanting to find positive aspects about yourself, but not finding any, to write “I want to find some positive aspects in me” – as a positive aspect.
Take what is, and use it..
Yesterday, having heard in The exhilaration of alignment something about the Law of Attraction and it bringing to me what I am a match to (like, so many times I heard it, but this time I really heard it), I thought: but how much time of my day, really, am I a match to what I want to live? Not a lot..
So I played a little imagining what I’d like to be, do, have, and today old emails brought to me this wonderful excerpt from Elyse Hope Killoran’s Prosperity Game introduction:
“Have you logged in to play the Prosperity Game today?
http://www.choosingprosperity.com/game/login.php
Message from Elyse:
You need not limit your purchases to things. You can receive great joy
from investing in experiences as well!
Suggestions…
Culture:
Travel, theater, buying art, creating a museum…
Adventure:
Swim with dolphins, hike the Appalachian trail, parasail…
Personal growth:
Invest in books, tapes, seminars, personal coaching, weekend
retreats…
Development:
Classes in cooking, language, parenting, investing…
Physical development:
Join a gym, study yoga, hire a golf pro, study martial arts…
Time savings:
Mother’s helper, cleaning service, riding mower, bill paying
service…
Professional advice:
Interior designer, financial planner, career counselor,
nutritionist…
Family and friends:
Reunion weekends, cruise with friends, vacation time share…
Self Pampering:
Spa, massage, aromatherapy, weekly flower delivery…”
So I was re-inspired to play it again. :) Went there, resubscribed, and now I’m spending my first $100 there. It’s fun and really, such wonderful feelings!
the pleasure of once have been doing things to FIX, and now returning to them, feeling the difference in everyday feeling, and doing them for FEELING. what a great difference..
have a great day! :))
It teaches to ask the questions, doesn’t it? :)
Delicious way to start a day with. :)
Have a happy day! or, as Gary Evans says it, “Create a happy day!”
“Ever changing truth is the reflection of the ever unfolding birth of being that is life.”
how great!!
The full quotation:
“Ever changing truth is the reflection of the ever unfolding birth of being that is life. All creation is new. All creation is a birth. There is no ending to expansion, for there is no end to creation. There is no ending to contraction, for there is no end to the separation we can create if we so choose. There is no end to love. There is no end to fear. There are no limits to where you can go; you are infinite. God is not the answer. There is no answer. There does not need to be an answer. There is no problem. There just is. After it frees, truth dissolves. We are integrating and releasing the story of God. No story can hold the infinite. No story can hold what we are. The release of the story of God is the healing of the wound we express as fundamentalism.
Love says that you are not wounded. You are not limited. There is no sin. Hell is the belief in hell. To be in hell is to believe that your actions could lead you to burn in eternal damnation. If you believe in the existence of hell then you are in hell. Those that warn of hell have never saved anyone; no one needs saving. They are in the hell of their belief system. To believe in hell is to believe that the fear of going there will save you from it. Hell is the belief in the validity of fear. You do not need to fear. You do not need to be healed. You do not need to be freed. You are freedom. You cannot free freedom. You cannot fix what is whole. You cannot heal love.
We have traveled so far to have taken God from pointing to the essence of infinite love and freedom, to God being the symbol of our separation from our power of creation. The term God today is a symbol of that wound. Religion’s idea of God is a wound. Our discomfort with our associations with the word God is a symbol of that pain. This book is my healing of God in myself. It is my personal reclamation of the word God from religion – a representation of my return to the word God meaning love.
As long as you believe you are separate, wounded, or limited, then these words are here for you. As long as you do not believe that you could be God, then these words are here for you. As long as you believe in God in a way that is distinct from your belief in yourself, then these words are here for you. By healing God I heal myself. The realization of God within your own being is the realization of your own healing, but just as there is no healing there is no God. God has only ever been our reflection of our separation from our divinity. Without that separation there is no need of any idea of God. God as an absolute belief system is a wound. To speak of God as an idea, is to speak of a wound you are carrying. Religion is the fortification of this wound. God is not an idea. God is love. Love is everything.”
— from You Are God. Get Over It! by Story Waters