I can really relate to what you are saying. Since I am not a guru (an over used term) I still have a lot to learn about the Law of Attraction. One thing I have learn is that it is more subtle than I first thought. But I keep working away with it because everything we get is a manifestation of what we ask for whether we want to acknowledge that or not.

Esther Hicks talks about doing this in little steps. If you are feeling a negative emotion then restate the emotion in a slightly more positive way, then restate it again etc., until you are back into harmony with want your nonphysical beingness.

After all, it is the journey that matters, and that you are walking the great wide way.

You are, and that is a joy.

Nick

I am excited to change but sometimes I feel like teachers of the laws of attraction need to take a class on how to motivate people who have been brought up to think the worst. When my stress level is at 12 on a 1-10 scale it is hard for me to comprehend this lessons. My brain tells me that to think positive is deceiving myself. That it keeps me from preparing for future pitfalls and I will only get hurt worst. I am starting to learn how to stay positive in those situations but what people think affects me greatly. If I don’t agree with others gloom and doom I almost meditate on it so that I can see how terrible life really is.

This post and that video are very meaningful to me. I am have grown a lot spiritually in the last two years and I am grateful and proud of my progress. I just feel sometimes these lessons are vital to my survival and I want to learn them quickly but am not sure how to do that just yet.

I do think we are on a similar wavelength. I saw your beautiful video yesterday and you certainly inspired me.

I long ago turned off the car radio so that I could live with myself as I drive. The doom and gloom is almost overwhelming if you get plugged into it, as so many people have done.

So why isn`t this video getting airtime as an alternate good feel view?

Thanks for taking the time to stop by.

Nick

I loved this line: “Put away the “Newspapers” , turn off the news channels, switch the radio to pleasant music and surf for inspiration on The Net.”

YES! YES! I do not watch TV or listen to radio and I make sure all my time online is filled with good people like you. But this post of yours is topnotch. I am going to Stumble this as more people need to read this and realize that, yes, we create what we focus on.

I can’t thank you enough for writing this, and more importantly CHOOSING this as your reality. You’ve made my whole day!
Hugs to you, Nick.
Robin