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Old 02-07-2007, 12:31 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jeff Lilly View Post
Let me make sure I understand:

1. I desire bananas (just to pick something at random ) and the universe gives me bananas, and I'm grateful for the bananas, then the universe will send me more bananas?

2. Or is it this way: I desire bananas, the universe gives me bananas, I'm grateful for the bananas, and the universe "thinks": "Oh, he's got the bananas, he's glad, I don't need to send him any more."
It depends on your intention. If you desire more bananas, it's #1. If you don't desire more bananas, it's #2. Either way is fine. You can say "thank you" with or without intending increase.

The situation that manifests scarcity is this one: I desire bananas, and the universe gives me a banana. I'm pissed off that I only got one banana instead of a whole bunch, since I want a lot more than one. I resent the fact that I have only one banana, while somebody else right next to me got two. That's totally unfair. I guess that if I want more bananas, I'll have to find a way to get them. But isn't that greedy? After all, there are people who have no bananas. How can I justify having bananas when so many people have none? And so on...
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