Yesterday I explained how a change in my perspective made me a lot less easier to offend or stress out. But one of the most effective ways to deal with a difficult situation with another person is to avoid it before it happens. Using the law of attraction, it is possible to alter [...]
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So you’re trying to use the law of attraction to improve your life and bring in more of what you want. You’re pretty consistent about spending some time daily meditating, visualizing and being consciously grateful. Your morale is up, your energy is crankin’. And then…
You stop.
I’ve noticed this tendency with myself and am correcting it [...]
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“For he who has not known himself has known nothing, but he who has known himself has at the same time already achieved knowledge about the depth of the all.”
–The Book of Thomas the Contender
In yesterday’s post “Beliefs Create Experiences” I said that beliefs exist in us like a web. Challenge or change one, [...]
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Most people take it for granted that their beliefs are shaped by their experience. I’m here to say that while our beliefs may be reinforced by our experiences, the truth is that our experience is largely created by our beliefs.
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about manifestation and the law of attraction – or more specifically, how to get better at it. I know it works because I’ve seen it happen for myself and others – but mostly with more mundane stuff. Maybe I’d mention wanting something inconsequential in passing, and it would show [...]
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