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I agree with your assertion that words can confuse thoughts. I would add that language is learned, first by experience to get the basics, then by study to sharpen the skills of effective

ge0m0 <geomo@...> wrote: "Whenever I am blisfully happy, I feel that I am connected to universal knowledge, and I direct my thought right into it's loving heart, right where I want to

Ulrike, I appreciate your reminder to connect this material personally. Why? Because... The last thing I want from my Abraham-Hicks study..is another dusty book shelf. For me, why is a force of

John Hazen wrote: " It's a great day when I can have a flash of new insight/understanding, *and* a moment of goosebumps while singing something beautiful! "... This made an impact on

Slight delay - but here's my 2 cents worth. Azul, Here, here. I applaud you. To me, the "for the highest good" lines up my intentions clearly by stating that I wish for whatever happens to be

Dear friends, looking for a little advice here.I have been playing the Abraham Prosperity game now for a couple of months. It is great fun and I am really in to it. now. I saw somewhere that

Adrienne, I want to thank you for creating this thread! As I read your post here I was reminded of something I have been changing. How mnany of us as kids wanted something but got told it wasn't

And exactly under which circumstances would shame be in alignment with your innate beliefs? When you are born knowing you are good, and powerful, and magnificent? LOve, Maija evelyn wray

"J. Alt" <jnetalt@...> wrote: <Subject: Re: the highest good??? what is that about?> When someone mentions requesting their 'highest good, or something better', I invariably think of

Keith, over> and over > even into future lives). Maybe not for many people. LEARN - WE> > ALREADY KNOW EVERYTHING but we have not experienced everything.

Dear Ones, Over the past couple of weeks, I have acquired a van to sleep in - a relatively acceptable form of "homelessness." [See aside, coming up shortly.] The same person who gave me the van is

To see certain experiences as "mistakes" is falling right back into the old duality again. There are no mistakes, only experience. The spin you put on those experiences depends totally on your own

I agree Sunny.....i always liken it to the difference in viewpoints between the eagle and the mouse....lol The mouse (me) can only see what is right there at its relative height. If it could only

If you see learning as the accumulation of experience, then i agree. It's all in the semantics, i guess. I know many people (and i used to also) who say that they are "learning" and progressing

Hi All: Been away for a few days and it doesn't take long to fall behind here so I hesitate to backtrack but wanted to send my thanks for all the helpful insights on meditation. My feelings

Keith wrote: I *love* learning, too! It's not learning facts, that does it for me, though. (I got really bored with history and biology, because it seemed like it was just a bunch of memorization.

would and over If you're making the same mistakes over and over again, does that suggfest that you haven't learned from your previous experiences? Could learning have been useful in preventing

I have certainly discovered a lot since I began the original highest thread. I'm so grateful I posted it because now I'm looking deeper at why it bothers me and what my beliefs REALLY are about the

Thomas Berg <bergland@...> wrote :*** I love the way that God constantly surprises me with totally suprising manifestations that CONTAIN the qualities and characteristics of God that I'm