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And exactly WHY would anyone want to change the past?
1. Because the present sucks? Remember that the present is infinitely malleable.
2. Because with a different past to remeber, it might be easier to be happy? You're happy or unhappy in the moment. Being happy in the past won't guarantee future happiness.
3. Because it's easier to build upon memories of past successes? Maybe. I'll let that one stand.
I can't think of any more reasons to hold on to what's gone, done with, chewed up and digested. LOve, Maija

waynec01@... wrote: While we're sort of on the subject of changing the past, does Abraham
have anything to say about this. . . . "Time Sculpting" sounds like they are saying it can be done. . . In some parts of the chapter, she is just
talking about changing ones feelings about the past, but in other
parts it sounds like the past can be changed from the spacious
present.

All opinions and thoughts welcome,
Wayne.



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maija ruman wrote:

And exactly WHY would anyone want to change the past?
1. Because the present sucks? Remember that the present is infinitely malleable.
2. Because with a different past to remeber, it might be easier to be happy? You're happy or unhappy in the moment. Being happy in the past won't guarantee future happiness.
3. Because it's easier to build upon memories of past successes? Maybe. I'll let that one stand.
I can't think of any more reasons to hold on to what's gone, done with, chewed up and digested. LOve, Maija

...and shat out.


Rick

Hi,
There's a technique (based on a tape) from where I work. Part of the
preparatory process (meditation, creation, listening, whatever your intent)
on each tape involves an "energy conversion box" into which is placed
distractions, fears, hassles, limiting beliefs, hurts, whatever. In this
exercise (and in meditative state), you go back to the box and either choose
something that you remember you put into it (or allow the "thing" to bubble
out of the box.
The main point is that you're reconnecting with the history of the emotion
that the thing/person/event has produced. So, if you have a fear of public
speaking now, visit and reconnect with the pivotal experience regarding that.
It may be remark that someone made while you were in a first grade play,
maybe. And then "bubble" that emotion (and the baggage of the current fear)
away.
Can be incredibly liberating.
Enjoy!
Carol