Wow ALG, those last two posts of yours really hit home with me and you really got me thinking.
Their is a lot to absorb from your posts but the main thing that jumped out at me was where you said:
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Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot  Suppose you go to a bookstore. You want to buy something to read. You quickly glance at 100 different titles on the shelves. In the end, you pick two books that look interesting to you; you pay for them, and you leave.
What has happened? 100 books had offered themselves into your reality. You accepted only two of them. You had ignored 98. And so it is, for all the other aspects of your life. All of us are continuously filtering reality. We selectively focus on certain things, and we ignore the rest.
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And:
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Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot In fact, Rampage of Appreciation (Process No. 1 in Abraham Hicks) is an example of conscious filtering. For those who don't know, this process is simply about deliberately paying attention to the positive aspects in your life, as you go about your daily routine, and appreciating those positive aspects.
The very fact that you're focusing your attention on positive things means that you're not focusing your attention on negative things. This is an example of conscious filtering.
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So, if you focus on the positive things in your life...
- you'll notice even more positive and less negative things
- you'll feel better and you'll be happier
- you'll focus on doing more positive things because it makes you feel better and happier
- you'll be more aware of different steps you need to take to get even more of these positive results.
Which to me is a great way to go about reaching whatever goals you have in life.
Man, I hope this all makes sense
Thanks for the great info ALG!