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Sara 3

kjplanb
 

Good Morning All,
I finished Sara 3 last night and all I can say is WOW!!! - This is
one of the best pieces of literature that I have EVER read.
What a wonderful gift!
Seems to me that everything that we have learned over the past 3
years has been summed up perfectly in this book.
I found myself laughing and crying. I found myself in the highest
vibration I've felt in a long time while reading the book and today I
feel reborn...
OK...just wanted to share my excitement..
Wishing everyone a FANTASTIC day and remember
ALL IS WELL!


Re: [Abraham-Hicks] A 'real' VR

 

Thank you, Maija!!!
I was there with you, babe ;)

Blessings,
Angel Wendy

On Sun, 14 Jul 2002, maija ruman wrote:

I'm alone in a boat that is rocking idly in the middle of the lake, the motor off, the wind gently blowing me toward the distant shoreline. But I don't care, because I will be on my way again long before I have to concern myself with the snags in the shallows. It is a moonless night in summer. There are no electric lights visible, no sky-glow from a nearby town. The road that crosses the dam is very far away, and at this time of night hardly any cars pass. Above me, the stars are bright in the dark sky. I hear a soothing cacaphony of distant insect-song. The mosquitoes were left behind along the shore. They can't get to me here. I gaze about me, relaxing. The breeze continues to ruffle the still water, wonderfully cool after the heat of the day. A fish jumps, and lands with a splash. The hills surrounding the lake are thickly covered with trees, and it's so completely black in their shadow, that there's no reflection indicating where land meets water. But that doesn't bot!
her me, because every little inlet and promontory are all known to me. I know where my cabin is, where my baby is lying asleep. I will return shortly. Just a little longer. A night-bird cries in a hoarse voice and swoops over my head. I follow it's flight until I lose it in the darkness. I turn the boat motor on. It's time to go home. LOve, Maija


Being Specific

 

Hello Everyone,

PT Pen here.

Well my latest request of the Universe is to win the
lottery.

Awhile back, someone started a thread about asking the
universe for a sign. I remember one person saying
that their sign was seeing a limo, which for their
small town would be very unusual and a definite sign
from the universe.

Well I thought that was a great idea, so I took it and
ran with it.

I told the Universe to show me 3 red PT Cruisers in
the same day and that would be my sign that I would
win the lottery within the week. With this request, I
stopped buying lotto tickets. I figured when I saw
the PT's I buy the ticket.

Well last Friday I saw 3 red PT Cruisers in the same
day. I bought my ticket... nothing on Saturday's
drawing, bought another ticket... nothing on
Wednesday's drawing... and finally, not giving up hope
and figuring it hadn't been past a week yet, I bought
another ticket for this past Saturday's drawing.

Well guess what.... I won! BUT (there's always a
but),
I only got 2 numbers right, so I won a whooping 2
dollars! LOL I had to laugh out loud because the
Universe did give me what I asked for. I did win the
lottery, just not the biggest prize... the top jack
pot.

So my lesson from this, BE SPECIFIC! When I think
about the PT, I was very specific and I use that
experience to pattern future creations. I keep
re-living it, and looking for what I was thinking and
feeling - that brought my wish into reality. And I
did know exactly what I wanted, and I got it and then
some.

So back to the creation drawing board,
PT Pen
(soon to be lotto Pen)



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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Shaking off reality?

Jacqueline DeBeer
 

Thomas Berg wrote:

Shaking off reality?

I'm looking for practical tips on ways to quit allowing reality to
dictate my vibe. It's a life-long habit that I would like very much to
replace with a better-feeling practice.

I understand that my reality is the result of my vibe, rather than the
source. But I need more reinforcement. I loved Abe's quote about
reality not meaning diddly-squat. I need more of that kind of stuff,
along with ways to use my thoughts for better things.

Thanks!

Love,
Lex
**** I would highly recommend the four questions and turn around process of
"inquiry" of Byron Katie . They are a powerfully quick and easy way to do
some belief bustering if I've ever seen one. I use them and they work.
Want to try one ???

Love TOM
Sure! Hit me!!

Love,
Lex


Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Compassion

catherine solange
 

This is so right on! I've always felt duty bound to play savior but have hated every minute of it, so the habit has been to push against it within myself and what I observe of it in the lives of others.

I so much prefer to play GOD. When I slip back into the struggle mode, I can remind myself that everything is a perfect response to LOA and therefore perfect. Back to bliss.

I'm enjoying your "duty as an uplifter" idea alot. It's so much fun to turn things upside down, which is really right side up.

Today my duties as an uplifter included enjoying a lovely lazy day beside a lake.

----- Original Message -----
From: Cary7777@...
Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 9:12 AM
To: Abraham-Hicks@...
Subject: [Abraham-Hicks] Compassion

My thoughts on compassion....
If you choose to play God - which is where many Abesters are at IMO-
then you wouldn't play compassion. God knows all is well and that
everyone is free to choose their state in life at every moment. No one
needs help everyone is equal, every one is responsible for their state of
being- every one is God. When you play God, you deal in unconditional
love and do not need the "condition" of helping to feed your being. You
are complete.

If you choose to play Savior - then you will feel compassion is a great
and necessary thing because you, as Savior, are "better" (read more
enlightened, more wealthy, more educated, etc) and it is your duty to
help someone who is not as "good" as you. It feeds your ego to help.

There is no right or wrong here. There are just roles that we choose and
the attitudes that sort of correspond to them. Some people are fixers -
some people see everything as perfect response to LOA and so all is well.

Choose as you wish - it won't really affect anyone but yourself.
As You believe!
Cary

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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Shaking off reality?

 

Shaking off reality?


I'm looking for practical tips on ways to quit allowing reality to
dictate my vibe. It's a life-long habit that I would like very much to
replace with a better-feeling practice.

I understand that my reality is the result of my vibe, rather than the
source. But I need more reinforcement. I loved Abe's quote about
reality not meaning diddly-squat. I need more of that kind of stuff,
along with ways to use my thoughts for better things.

Thanks!

Love,
Lex
**** I would highly recommend the four questions and turn around process of
"inquiry" of Byron Katie . They are a powerfully quick and easy way to do
some belief bustering if I've ever seen one. I use them and they work.
Want to try one ???

Love TOM




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Re: tolerance

Gina
 

LOL! I love it!
:-)
Gina

Every time I hear "tolerance" now I can't help but think of insects with exceptionally long legs.


Rick


Shaking off reality?

Jacqueline DeBeer
 

I'm looking for practical tips on ways to quit allowing reality to
dictate my vibe. It's a life-long habit that I would like very much to
replace with a better-feeling practice.

I understand that my reality is the result of my vibe, rather than the
source. But I need more reinforcement. I loved Abe's quote about
reality not meaning diddly-squat. I need more of that kind of stuff,
along with ways to use my thoughts for better things.

Thanks!

Love,
Lex


Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Just stick it out there with confidence.

Jacqueline DeBeer
 



--- In Abraham-Hicks@y..., "catherine solange" <csolange@m...> wrote:
So often I will read a post that is valuable and true. It obviously
comes from the IB of the writer and I receive great value from it.

Then, at the end, the writer adds something like "just my 2 cents"
or "merely a thought" or "maybe this doesn't have anything to do with
anything." My question is, why have they just discounted the power of
their connection with this humility thing?

What if at the end of an abe workshop, instead of "WE ARE COMPLETE"
we heard "Just our 2 cents"????????????????

Let's give ourselves and our communications the dignity they
deserve.
I don't usually put a 'disclaimer' like that at the end of my posts, but I
often feel like I should. Because I feel that even though something is the
truth for me doesn't necessarily mean that it I expect it to be the truth for
anyone else.

I think I'm happy with the way I sign my posts:

Love,
Lex

because that is my intention when I speak up.


why we have kids

maija ruman
 

A long time ago one of my children told me that they thought people have kids so the parents would have something to laugh about. I do believe that youngsters bring us pure joy, through their willingness to do the things we tend to only dream about. My youngest, recently graduated from college, with her main ambition to go someplace where she could surf, couldn't find a summer job. She didn't care. She was leaving for Japan, with a job there, within a few weeks. So, where do you suppose they posted this kid? They are giving her a rent-free house with a TV, microwave, a vegetable garden with a compost heap, a bicycle, a washer, everything - and located just a few miles from the best surfing beaches in Japan. That's creating! LOve, Maija



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Re: if you could live anywhere...

nitab20001
 

I would assume we all have a vibrational match to location and as we
change, our 'feeling right' in a certain location may change as well.
Ted,

I'm having a ball with the responses your question.

I have lived in the same city all of my life and in the same house
for 30+ years. Till recently, I never let myself dream that moving
to my dream location was possible.

I'd love to have several homes: Hawaii, (or a Caribbean Island), D.C.
and Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard. I'm a sun, water loving, barefoot
kinda girl! I would love to spend three months in each location!

Julia, I loved your statement: "I really don't care where it is, just take the concept
Universe and put us in the best possible place." Although I believe in the
power of the detailed scripting, deliberate creation and allowing!

Thanks everone.

Anita Brown


horsey day!

Kathy
 

Hey, I finally just made a decision to go for it and get what WE WANT instead of what other people are saying we should get ....Ive been "holding back" because I wanted to find the perfect trainer for both the horse and China FIRST...for the security.
FInally I pre-tended that in my last life....I had tons of horses and I can tap into the collective consciousness and KNOW what to get.
We were led to this horse and it felt right...easy and good. I just felt very sure about her vibration and gave it to the U.
Ive been interviewing and talking to lots of trainers but no "clicks" at all...this was very discouraging so I focused on the joy again ...focused on the actual horse...and just finally let the worries go.
Well today I was inspired to look through a local horse publication and made a clear intent... I felt very good because Im so excited anyway! I made one call and spoke with someone for an hour! Now Im feeling great about this trainer/teacher...loved her tone, her professionalism, her training experience, her ethics....the vibe in her voice.
Tomorrow we're going to do a lesson with her for evaluation and she's going to check out our horse for us after that. She has a situation where we can get the board we want for a discounted price and not very far from our house!... whoopee, we didnt even have to go looking!
Its coming together...flowing...perfectly.
Its amazing how easy things can be when we go with the flow....follow our intuitive guidance and release the doubts and fears!
I dont know much about horses and horse care...my daughter knows alot more...but I do Know that I am/we are supposed to do this ...and we will learn with the right help and guidance...what an adventure! Its never to late to realize a dream!
Kathleen


Swing

starseed
 

I LOVE swing dancing.



Rick


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A 'real' VR

maija ruman
 

I'm alone in a boat that is rocking idly in the middle of the lake, the motor off, the wind gently blowing me toward the distant shoreline. But I don't care, because I will be on my way again long before I have to concern myself with the snags in the shallows. It is a moonless night in summer. There are no electric lights visible, no sky-glow from a nearby town. The road that crosses the dam is very far away, and at this time of night hardly any cars pass. Above me, the stars are bright in the dark sky. I hear a soothing cacaphony of distant insect-song. The mosquitoes were left behind along the shore. They can't get to me here. I gaze about me, relaxing. The breeze continues to ruffle the still water, wonderfully cool after the heat of the day. A fish jumps, and lands with a splash. The hills surrounding the lake are thickly covered with trees, and it's so completely black in their shadow, that there's no reflection indicating where land meets water. But that doesn't bother me, because every little inlet and promontory are all known to me. I know where my cabin is, where my baby is lying asleep. I will return shortly. Just a little longer. A night-bird cries in a hoarse voice and swoops over my head. I follow it's flight until I lose it in the darkness. I turn the boat motor on. It's time to go home. LOve, Maija


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Re: oh happy day.............

Kathy
 

Back to you and list.....YES our horse...my dream as a child, for as long as I can remember!
This is so exciting.....we've been looking for China's horse since we had to leave the one she thought she was gonna get last December in Charleston. The lady decided not to sell and then we moved, and basically our energy wasnt in the right place..still sort of doubtfu about upkeep and maintenance.
But we are moving forward in living examples of abundance consciousness....and Ive said all along that I felt she wanted a "fairy tale" horse.....not really knowing what that meant exactly....but now I do....it meant something majical and unique like she is....like a Unicorn is special!
Anyway....this horse, is SO UNIQUE....she's tri-color ...a buckskin/palomino paint....with white mane and black tail and black bangs....her face is light brown color,like milky tea, and her eyes are lined with black so she looks like she has on mascara....just beautiful!
We fell in love with her and I just had that "feeling"....didnt have the evidence of the cash to buy her on the spot ( 2500)and I didnt feel good about "negotiating" ... but gave it to the U ....spoke to the owner and we can pay for her in installments....This has been her baby, her special pet, and she sees how our daughters will adore and love this horse with all their hearts....so thats where we start and today China is giving her savings as a deposit. I KNOW the dollars will come for everything we want and need to care for her...no doubts and just celebrating now!
There is so much excitement today....this is the day....the time is NOW....
kathleen



Hi,

What an uplifitng email... .. horses wow. And I love the tiarra. A princess of the Universe.

Go girl !!!!!

Love TOM


Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Compassion - reflection

starseed
 

Stephanie Yamout wrote:

[snip]

I don't know how you interpret what I had written originally.
Let me clarify:
If you meat an asshole . . .


Rick
:-o


Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Just stick it out there with confidence.

catherine solange
 

Yes, I like the "this is my perspective". It doesn't sound like an erasure of everything that's just been stated. THANK YOU.
And yes, I too have learned as much or more from what might be viewed as negative feedback. C

----- Original Message -----
From: TedBlack1955@...
Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2002 10:12 AM
To: Abraham-Hicks@...
Subject: Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Just stick it out there with confidence.

When I end with "just a thought" or "this is just my perspective," it is my
way of reminding the flak attackers to relax, allow, and take a nap before
shooting.

I have never understood flak attacks. Don't the writers understand that they
will receive what they focus on and vibrate? And no matter how justified
their perspective, if they focus on what they do not like, they attract even
more posts custom designed to push whatever button is getting pushed?

When I receive flak, I say thank you. Thanks for the opportunity to set my
tone. Thanks for giving me the practice in pivoting. Thanks for expanding
my perspective because I nearly always learn something from the flak. In
fact, I have no doubt learned more from the flak than from the thank
yous--and I love thank yous. Now when I say thank you to flak, wouldn't this
increase the flak in my inbox? It seems to work just the opposite because
thank you is such an allowing vibration. I become transparent to the
negative vibration, and so the number of thank yous in my inbox increases.

Just a thought.

Just kidding, :)
Ted





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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Animal individuals

R. Avery
 

As we are talking about cats, it occurred to me recently that Abraham's apparent preference for cats
over dogs may be because cats are so independent and do exactly what they want to do, not what we
want them to do. As that is the core of Abe's message to us, to be ourselves, follow our bliss,
etc., it makes sense that they focus on cats as our role models more than dogs.

Paulette

Delilah wrote:

Yeah, Cat Lovers unite, even on the ABe list,

ha ha
Anyway, I have a cat who LIKES the water & always wants to join me in the
tub. Not only that, he likes to be rocked in my arms, upside down/on his
back, like a baby & he kisses me.

He's the only cat I've ever had that does that. I think we were lovers in
another life cuz he also loves to sleep with me. If he had his way, he'd be
right up next to me. tee hee

Love & light,
Delia

P.S. Dogs are terrific, too, and no 2 are alike (to me). Even my current
Betta (fish) has more personality than my last fish. But isn't this like
everything - it's all in our 'perspective'. I adore animals & hold them as
precious in God's sight & in mine. So, they are all special to me.

----- Original Message -----
From: "R. Avery" <averfam@...>
To: "dreamstolife52" <dreamstolife52@...>
Cc: <Abraham-Hicks@...>
Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2002 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Animal individuals

Dear Dreamily,

We have two cats now, littermates, and when we got them at approx. 6 mos.
old, they also were great
retrievers. I had never experienced this either with the many other cats
we've had. But when I
wrote about it to an animal columnist in our local paper, he said it is
actually quite common among
cats. Interesting! Paulette

dreamstolife52 wrote:

I've had and known a number of cats and I can assure you they do not
all behave in the same manner. My current cat, when a kitten, would
fetch a ball I threw for her like a dog! No other cat I have known
would do that.

Animals may (may!) be less complicated than humans but they are all
individuals.

Dreamily

Just like animals have no
choice to think. Their band-width of thinking is very very limited and
that
is why all animals of the same species behave in the same manner. You
cannot
turn a cat into a dog, no way.
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Re: Just stick it out there with confidence.

 

YES YES YES! I couldn't agree with you more and in fact, I had a
block of thought earlier today on just this! It certainly is not too
difficult for many of us to really read the general energy patterns
in our words and posts here. I too have ended certain e-mails or
posts with just that phrase - and of course, it's only natural!! For
only if we didn't fully believe in ourselves would we be liable to
discount it - and hence split the energy as Abe says.

The problem I feel stems from the fact that many people (me
included ;)) are afraid of oversubscribing to their own philosophy of
life which is why religion is such a strong belief-system of course.
And that in turn is only a result of the fact that many of us say we
know how to live life, but then do anything but live it the way we
say we ought to!! It is one thing to speak it, and another thing to
stay true to your word and do it. Clearly a misalignment of energies
which only further mucks up beliefs. But of course - we are all
remembering now. Thanks for your encouragement!

SRS

--- In Abraham-Hicks@y..., "catherine solange" <csolange@m...> wrote:
So often I will read a post that is valuable and true. It obviously
comes from the IB of the writer and I receive great value from it.

Then, at the end, the writer adds something like "just my 2 cents"
or "merely a thought" or "maybe this doesn't have anything to do with
anything." My question is, why have they just discounted the power of
their connection with this humility thing?

What if at the end of an abe workshop, instead of "WE ARE COMPLETE"
we heard "Just our 2 cents"????????????????

Let's give ourselves and our communications the dignity they
deserve.


This IS the fun part.



Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Tolerance

starseed
 

Stephanie Yamout wrote:

Hello again

I have another insight about tolerance:

Every time I hear "tolerance" now I can't help but think of insects with
exceptionally long legs.


Rick


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