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Originally Posted by Angela  You did see a red hat. You said, "this particular red hat doesn't count."
(because it's an image, because it's from a person who knew you wanted to see a red hat, because it's didn't show up where I wanted it, because etc. etc. etc.)
Allowing, baby, is where it's at. Gratitude, too, is the most powerful resource at your disposal. Right now, though, you are a being NO to the abundance in the universe, despite your talk of how you 100% believed it. You are swimming in a beautiful, cool clear lake, and you are complaining that you're thirsty. If you'd really like to have abundance, if you'd really like to welcome what you want into your experience, I suggest you try saying, "YES!" and "THANK YOU!" with your life.
Good luck! |
Angela, you are so right. I am a cancer survivor. I am cancer free for 2 years now – I decided to be, and it was so, although I rejected all the treatments. And IM is something I am “experimenting” with for years now. I am grateful all the way. I am grateful for all the hoops and treats for all the good and all the bad. It wasn’t like that from day one. No! I had to teach my brain to see the rainbow. I used to be a very negative person who would judge everybody. I learned to love and let everybody be who they are. It was very hard sometimes. I still have the occasional IDIOT episode for somebody. I am a manager who coordinates/manages 1100 people. I have 10 managers reporting to me directly. The whole IT system, Card and Payment system of a multinational bank is under my responsibility among other departments. There has to be an incompetent stupid IDIOT from time to time. I commute with my friend and still have a hard time to show him how every morning is beautiful and all the drivers are great drivers. This is a tough one (driver thing) but it is doable.
The red hat and the blue feather are dead ends if you ask me. There is no real desire behind that intention. You have to have real passion at the beguiling of the whole process. A true longing or a goal for the greater good. If I ask the Universe to give me a sign to help keep my strength in pursuing a goal it gives it to me, and if my intention is false or not sincere it dose not give me a sign.
Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage.
- Anais Nin