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Originally Posted by Angela  Heres what Abraham says about this. Quote: |
There is a tendency... to feel a need to state the factual truth about the subject ("tell it like it is") rather than make the statement of what you desire. That tendency alone is responsible for more miscreating and more personal disallowing of wanted things than all other things put together.
| I think you're right to acknowledge and learn from what you've done in the past. And I think you would have the power to make a difference (that you don't currently have, because you are operating with your hose in a knot) if you were to focus on what you want, rather than focusing on what you don't want. |
Some of the difficulties with these discussions is that you can't get into my head, and you can't know what I've been doing and thinking the past year, and no matter what I say, you don't have to believe it.
For nearly a year now I have been making the statement of what I desire, rather than looking at the factual truth about the subject. Today I'm looking at the factual truth. Let's see what happens next.
"I make a motion we face reality." -Bob Newhart
(And by the way. I'm well aware that factual truth and reality are
illusions.)