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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] feeling awkward and immature
Mary Straub
Lenny wrote:
I won't streak or hurt anyone but if their false morals get upset then that's their problem to solve.Actually, it feels best to me to say they are having their experience and I am having mine. I think their morals are anything but false to them. Truth is always a very personal thing. I don't think it is possible to be a match to hurting anyone if my intentions are pure. So my greatest desire is to be clear and connected and allow the universe to draw those to me that match my good feeling place. As Abraham says, the others will simply drift out of your experience. That has been my "truth". Love and Joy, mary |
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two questions
Juhi Singhal
Hello!
First, thanks to everyone who posts on the list, its an uplifting experience... Or I choose it such! So, I have two questions, for anybody who feels called on to answer : First, What have you BEEN to draw a particular some of money within a specific period in your life? Second : Can anybody tell me how to 'remember' my dreams? The reason I'm asking is because at times I have the most incredible and fascinating dreams. To give you an example, and I kid you not - I saw the whole process of how to harness the energy of black holes. I was watching it, and then somebody just wakened me up and I forgot everything; just remembered I was seeing black hole's immense energy pool being utilized. Just today, I had a dream a few mins ago. (incidentally, all these dreams, seem to 'happen' sometime at dawn - when I'm going to waken up. Or when I'm taking a quick nap - its like I'm neither asleep nor fully awake) Today, I was seeing -by which I mean dreaming, something on internet security, and most specifically, and I know this sounds weird, but I saw something on the subject of people who pay money for organs, (as in body organs) and then do not get it, because it probably turns out to be a scam where they have been duped. The thing about my dreams is - well, black holes for example are a fascinating subject to me, and I've read about them. Internet security - it sounds interesting enough, but I've never bothered finding how it all works (just trusting the universe on the 'how' ;0)) and organ transplants is something I've never thought about. Incidentally, today I also FELT or rather saw that I could choose to ask about this to you on the net. Its like I was watching myself watch. I wouldn't be here writing this, if the idea to ask had not been given to me/come to me while neither asleep nor fully awake! (grinning) That's it for now. Thank you all for being such magnificent beings!! Whether you choose to answer or not! ~ Juhi |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] genuine sadness and creating
R. Avery
Hi Adrienne,
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Abraham says that when we experience something that hurts us, e.g. burn our hand on the stove, they don't expect us to ignore it. They say to "scream bloody murder" and then, as soon as we can, get our hand off the stove!! So I'd say it is normal and healthy to grieve. But as soon as you can, think about something that makes you feel good. It will probably be easiest at first to think about something totally off the subject of your friend. Eventually you will be able to remember happy times with him and enjoy the memory instead of feeling sad. Hope this helps. With love, Paulette adrienne x wrote: What about when we are genuinely sad about something. Abe says be joyous |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Abe on hormonal levels?
In a message dated 10/8/02 11:38:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
grawen@... writes: I recall in one of the New Beginning books something from Abe about theMe too! About a year and a half ago, I had a cataract in my left eye that was big enough to blur my vision in that eye. I just had an eye exam last week, and the cataract is completely gone. The doc said I must have "absorbed it." Wheee!! |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Meditations
R. Avery
Greetings to All,
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The most recent monthly tape also has discussion of meditation in response to a woman's question about it. Among the things Abraham says is that once you've been doing it, and other things, to raise your vibration for a while, the feeling you get during meditation will be less noticeable than it is at first when there is more contrast between your vibration as you begin to meditate and where you get with meditation. As an example, they say that when Esther first started flowing Abraham's energy she couldn't even stand up during it because she would feel like she would swoon, or like she had her big toe stuck in a light socket. Even now she braces herself against the podium, sort of hanging on to prepare for the whoosh of energy, although they say now her normal vibration is not that much lower than when she is channeling. Personally, I meditate several times a week, not every day. I work part-time and before work I sit in my car and meditate or VR for about 15 minutes. I'm sure it smooths the path of my work day and by using meditation and other tools to raise my vibration that I am at a much higher vibrational level than ever before. Paulette Joan wrote: Hi All: |
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genuine sadness and creating
adrienne x
What about when we are genuinely sad about something. Abe says be joyous and positive because that is when you are creating what we want and negative emotions cause us to miscreate. Right now I'm sad about a person I miss and it's hard to be positive when you miss someone. I'm just sad. That's it. And I cried briefly a few times then found myself WANTING to not miss him. But there was negative emotion behind that WANT so lord only knows what would happen if I kept wanting that because I couldn't be happy about wanting to not miss him... know what I mean? How do my fellow creators deal with this? Do you just let yourself grieve whatever is making you sad (which I feel is a healthy process) then go positive asap or what?
I know I have been bombarding everyone on this list with so many questions... sorry bout that. I feel like I've been given an unlimited credit account for anything in the universe, but of course there are so many questions behind this gift. Adrienne |
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Re: late pay checks
ge0m0
--- In Abraham-Hicks@y..., Connee Chandler <connee@e...> wrote:
...appreciating the people who have the vision, drive and risk taking willingness to start companies that end upfor all these folks, and see them inspired to even grander vision!Thanks, Connee, for appreciating me, as I can appreciate myself. I started a company, with a nudge of encouragement from Abraham-Hicks, about six months ago. I didn't want employees because I wanted to focus on myself. I have been playing business and having fun, actual fun, learning about tax codes, business licensing, accounting..who knew it could be such an interesting game. Now I am planning to do what wealthy business owners do. They talk to accountants, lawyers, financial advisors, and they spend money doing it. No big deal, just part of the game. I see that my company will have to hire someone else afterall, and the Universe is going to deliver just the right person, so I won't have to worry about getting anything but the best there is for exactly what I need. I have always respected business people for their fearlessness, their willingness to take what others think is an uncalculated risk. I have always been aware of the relationship between risk and reward, and since we are all about rewards (aka some outcome born of desire), then it makes perfect sense. Now, not only do I get to reward myself, I also get to reward someone else with a job that they will truly appreciate and that will uplift them. Capitalists and workers of the world unite! Carl Marx's experiment failed because he tried to force separation of desire (capitalists) from fulfillment (workers), which is not possible in this creative universe. Keith |
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Re: Meditations
ge0m0
What a great synthesis of ideas about meditation for me. Each of the
responses to Ken's post showed me another perspective of what I experience, and that has brought me great clarity. Months ago there was a thread about meditation and someone posted that their whole life is a meditation. I have been experiencing that more and more. That's probably my greatest manifestation in this physical life, even though it has seemingly little to do with physical things. Now Connee has added that excellent description of her experience as contemplation. That's my favorite thing, and I sense that it is the Universe's favorite thing for us to contemplate even the most miniscule aspect of It from whatever vantage point. Contemplation is the essence of leading edge thought. I have been wondering (aka contemplating) a bunch about my meditation experiences. Duh, I have been meditating on meditation, asking essentially what works and when do I know it is working. I remember advice to quiet the mind, yet I am also aware of thought blocks that enter that quiet space. Sometimes I plant the thought consciously and then focus on it. However I experience it, I love it and look forward to the next opportunity, which is always at hand. I VR my meditations and then contemplate the outcome, and then sometimes I'll take a nap to relax out of the process. So when I nap, I contemplate with my un-conscious mind. When I VR, I contemplate with my conscious mind. When I meditate, I contemplate with my sub-conscious mind. When I get into it enought I work up a sweat, and it feels like I am getting it from all angles. Today, I want to get my car inspected, and that required an emissions test. Strangely, when I started up my car this morning, a huge cloud of smoke came out the back, which has never happened before. I went on about my business and was delighted to find that there was an hour-and-a-half wait for the inspection. I had all that time to contemplate. First, an audio lecture from a series about western philosophy (aside, from what I have heard, it seems that Abraham has been around for millenia, influencing metaphysicians for as long as there has been metaphysical study, and probably longer). Next, some mind quieting. Finally, as it was my turn, I leaned against a post, focused intently on the tailpipe of my car, and poured everything I had into a VR of clean emissions. It passed in spite of visible smoke coming out of the tailpipe, a no-no for emissions inspection. I thought it would be a silly thing to share here, but opportunity abounds on this list. I hit the Kennection...Conneection...I guess the rest of your names transcend this silly meditation/contemplation. Keith |
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Fw: [Abraham-Hicks] feeling awkward and immature
lennyrose
Mary & all,
theI was with an Eastern meditation group for the last 19 years. It seems afeeling area is blocked with this group. There is joy but there would be waslot more if they were allowed to unblock the feelings.ago. In fact, feeling was discouraged. We were taught that the lower pathWow! I had the same experience with my meditation group several years "knowing God through feeling" and the higher path was "feeling God throughcertainly >must feel great connection with this group to be a part of it for 19 years! Now >you must be expanding your world, which means that you don't have to >exclude the group or anything else--just keep adding on! Isn't it a great place to >be! > mary Yes, I am very grateful. It has given me immeasurable security and a strong foundation but I have to move to the next level of my evolution. It made me realize the indestructibility of the soul (who I am). It's made me about 98% fearless (can't stop the automatic reflexes). It's made me know that ATI is on my side (and everybody's side) and God's main purpose, in my present belief is to make me experience whatever I have to experience for my ultimate benefit for my infinite growth. I'm very fortunate (probably after a billion lifetimes) that I can grasp the Abrham teachings and immerse myself fully in the work. The last path seemed to thrive best on losing the self. I feel good that I'm gaining it back. I plan to abandon myself in this work. When I say abandon, I mean just that. Jumping in head first. Taking risk without fear. Making a fool of myself with very little concern whether it's socially accepted or not (within reason). I won't streak or hurt anyone but if their false morals get upset then that's their problem to solve. Lenny |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Meditations
Connee Chandler
Hi, Ken,
I just read your question again, and another approach occurs to me. Is Abe suggesting that Virtual Realities are MORE beneficial thanAbe has suggested that while vibration raises automatically with no thought, appreciation flowing over someone or something benefits both the appreciator and the appreciated. So if in VR we are appreciating beauty and loving our experience in some place or with some other, then the other would benefit as well as us. So yes, in some cases, I guess it might be said that VR is more beneficial than meditation. They do say, though, that meditation allows us to feel what a high fast vibration feels like, so we can know it when we see it. So meditation and VR might be even more beneficial to the one who practices both! Love and hugs, Connee |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Meditations
gaetano
Seems like everything I've been thinking about recently is showing up on
this list. Imagine that! I try to meditate and within a few minutes my head starts moving around A LOT. I remember Abe saying this can be a normal way of aligning myself to receive energy better but it is so distracting. Not so much the movement, which I rather like (and it helps ease any neck discomfort I feel) but because after awhile it starts feeling like I'm doing the movement instead of the movement being done - which activates my mind to start thinking. And I find it almost impossible to stop thinking. I'm so adept at it I can think two separate streams of thought at once - or so closely together it feels like it is at once. I'll have a good meditation every once in awhile but I have trouble trusting the messages I receive. I'm so used to the constant chatter in my brain that I don't know if the message I'm receiving is just my ego/conscious mind telling me what I think I should be hearing. ~~So I would love to connect with my IB and to know when I truly am receiving from this broader perspective. ;) ~~Megan~~ |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] A poem with morning tea
Connee Chandler
Thanks for reminding us what we share makes a difference, Cary!
I am reminded today that every single thought is a higher frequency than some thoughts, a lower frequency than other thoughts. Every thought will resonate differently with the guidance system of different people. Wow! Life is so interesting! Love and hugs, Connee |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Abe on hormonal levels?
the thought of the chicken so the hormonal problem is the thought or belief that it has a growth !!
Question to group ----- if God never created a physical problem, then were did it come from ? Living in Joy Jeanne Azul asked, " what comes first? Chicken or the egg?"At the San Francisco Workshop Abe said the chicken came first. |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: Abe on hormonal levels?
Wendy Gravert
The tradition in which I was ordained uses meditation as our form of
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prayer. One of the most striking anecdotes regarding physical results of consistent daily meditation was that a friend of mine, who had already gone through menopause nearly 10 years before, once again began having menstral cycles. Clearly there was a hormonal change evident in her case. She was somewhat chagrined... and that had not been a consious desire for her... but it was part of her body's response to changes in her vibration. Physical responses which would indicate (for lack of better terminology) some sort of reversal of the aging process were common, though often more subtle. I recall in one of the New Beginning books something from Abe about the possibility of actual reversal or repair of physical damage in the body. And I can tell you it's true. Wendy Sharyn E. Cerniglia wrote: Gregg Braden has an audiotape called THE LOST MODE OF PRAYER that explains |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Meditations
starseed
Connee Chandler wrote:
I would call what I do daily contemplation rather than meditation right now, Awesome words. And similar to my experience, sans the visual, more kinesthetic. While going to sleep last night I "contemplated" as you say and felt my self "breathed" right down to my perineum. Wonderful feeling -- but I digress . . . The thought I want to share is how important/valuable this list is in showing the "abnormal/paranormal" in some folks' view to actually be the "normal" state of affairs for all energy streams in flesh. We always have access to our source, and even those words make it farther away that it is, for there is no "away" to require "access." We are always in that connection, allowed or not to varying degrees. And we all perceive and enjoy in our own delightfully unique syntax. Thanks for sharing yours. Rick . |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Re: confusion about law of allowing
gaetano
Luana wrote:
"In the past I would have felt guilty about receiving and not helping my husband "earn"... But I have thrown out the thought that there is anything "inept" in what Im already doing...as a mother and lady of leisure.... in my clarity on this... the U is offering a better match .....and both my husband and I are receiving by doing what we really love.... doing what we enjoy naturally. " Ooooh, Luana, this has been something I've been struggling with for over a year now. I have even started a business from home because a part of me felt being a Mom and taking care of the home are not enough - that I should be helping my husband more. But the business - while a very good one - just isn't resonating well with me right now and I'm finding I'm resenting the time I need to put into it. I've been searching for clarity on this issue and you have helped me see that I'm still too caught up in the "how" instead of letting the Universe handle that and just focus on what I want and what feels good. I don't know yet if I want to give up on the business or just work on getting to a better feeling place... **On a similar note - I have been thinking about the whole issue of budgeting. Because we're on one income I've been reading up on it and trying to do so. But I have to admit it feels so constricting. I know from what others have written that I could view it as a way of appreciating the value of a dollar - but I tend more to feel like I'm coming from lack and it feels bad. I went shopping with my Mother-in-law the other day and she just kept buying stuff for the kids. I was shocked at the prices, but there's no holding her back and she enjoys it so much. I told my hubby that I actually have never shopped with such freedom and joy - I've always been limited in what I could spend or feeling guilty because I'm overspending. I want the freedom to spend what I want without worrying about the price tag. I want to go to the grocery store and fill up my cart and not worry about blowing the budget. ...And yet there's that voice in me that says that's irresponsible. My sister-in-law spends $200/week on groceries. I thought that was outrageous at the time but now I would love to experience that. Sorry I've gone on so long -- can you tell these issues have been with me for awhile? And I'm uncovering more "beliefs" everyday. In appreciation, ~Megan~ |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Out on the Wild Road
evelyn wray
When I started playing flute...noice and animal and stranger sound simply came out. A little later....certain sounds played me...One sound that counts beat through me is the train whistle. It is a shrill hawk like piercing sound that rolls off the lips in harmony with the ancient Woodie Guthrie song...This Land Was Made For You and Me.............Here in Charlotte, NC...at predawn am...I am outside (on the duck patio, of course..) and out of the WILD BLUE YONDER comes the Train Whistle. ~~ Sam waved as he flew through town...I touched his cape overhead and winked back a tear of joy. My Home Boy! Doing what comes naturally.
Evie , she whom smells train gear lube....and a future with treehouses. edd samuelson wrote: DEAREST SAM_YOU_CAN_ALWAYS_HANG_WITH_ME...AS YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU AND YOUR E ERGY........edd --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos, & more faith.yahoo.com |
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Re: [Abraham-Hicks] Abe Fortune Cookie
lennyrose
Mary,
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Didn't understand the context. Please leave a portion of what your comments are from or are directed to. Abe Fortune Cookie wasn't enough. Plus this message is going to a select group from the Abe list. Why? Lenny There is not enough action |
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