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Landi Star · 08-08-2009, 09:28 PM

Giving thanks for what you’re manifesting is powerful both because of the power of gratitude itself and because it sends out a signal of certainty (that you are so sure that you’ll have it that you’re already giving thanks in advance).

I think it was Bob Proctor (in the “Secret?”) who suggested the following line,

“I am so happy and grateful now that I have [my new car or whatever]…”

I’ve been using variations of this in my IM-statements/affirmations for some time with good results. I use lines like,

“How full of gratitude and good feelings I am, knowing that [whatever] is manifesting (or that I have [whatever])!”

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Strem2:
How do you use Ho'oponopono in your I-M’ing?
Is it that “I’m sorry, please forgive me….” line (can’t recall whole thing now), or is there more to this practice?

08-08-2009, 09:28 PM	#106 (permalink)
Landi Star Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 120	Gratitude in IM-statements & affirmations Giving thanks for what you’re manifesting is powerful both because of the power of gratitude itself and because it sends out a signal of certainty (that you are so sure that you’ll have it that you’re already giving thanks in advance). I think it was Bob Proctor (in the “Secret?”) who suggested the following line, “I am so happy and grateful now that I have [my new car or whatever]…” I’ve been using variations of this in my IM-statements/affirmations for some time with good results. I use lines like, “How full of gratitude and good feelings I am, knowing that [whatever] is manifesting (or that I have [whatever])!” ----------------- Strem2: How do you use Ho'oponopono in your I-M’ing? Is it that “I’m sorry, please forgive me….” line (can’t recall whole thing now), or is there more to this practice?