Most Benevolent Outcome Requests A Success

[Andrew Michaels]

Just wanted to let you guys know that I've been using most benevolent outcome requests: The Gentle Way by Tom Moore with great success for the last three days.

I haven't asked for anything huge so far, but mostly for my hectic life to run smoothly and for my days to be enjoyable.

The effect I've noticed is that my luck has almost unbelievably been good.

A micromanaging boss suddenly has no desire to bug me, all the people I need to talk to just drop by to say hello, solutions keep popping up, etc.

I haven't read the entire book, but now plan to. I'm really liking this method of doing LOA, or whatever you want to view it as.

[jacare]

When I make a conscious choice to expect a positive outcome, to *choose* to believe that all events are conspiring in my favor, miracles begin to happen. I'm not sure if it's activating the universe, or whether it's merely a perception issue, but I don't care, I like the results.

For the big things, in my case finances, it has worked miracles lately. I have more customers, more money, more positive cashflow than any time in my life.

It has also helped in that I no longer need to perseverate on "bad" things that happen because I know they contain a message that will be revealed to me in time. So everything that happens, just happens, and since I'm viewing the universe as benevolent and acting my my favor, everything is "good".

My wife argues it's silly nonsense, and I need to be realistic. But I say everything is perception, and all of our perception is through a foggy lens of past experience, social training, false belief systems, and so on.

Since it's all made up anyways, why not just choose a belief that is empowering, and call it true?

[cassiopeia]

Would just like to bump this thread... There was another thread on here recently about this method, but I can't seem to find it...?

Anyway, I have been using this method for little things the past few days. I didn't believe in it at first, but strangely enough, most of my requests have been granted (if not all of them). It's pretty exciting, and I'm going to keep on doing this...

[maraislanuit]

Originally Posted by cassiopeia

Would just like to bump this thread... There was another thread on here recently about this method, but I can't seem to find it...?

Anyway, I have been using this method for little things the past few days. I didn't believe in it at first, but strangely enough, most of my requests have been granted (if not all of them). It's pretty exciting, and I'm going to keep on doing this...

Check out the thread in the Paranormal section.

[niknac]

Began using this a few weeks ago; has increased my positive attitude; have received almost all my reasonable requests; still waiting on the powerball

[AngelPsychic444]

It is a good idea to keep all these post's together so we can keep track of them....here's the other thread:

The Gentle Way: requesting most benevolent outcomes

[cortocabezas1111]

"Begin to listen as though space were talking to you and telling you that you are now that which you desire to be. "

[Johnnymc]

A few days aho i began using EFT to break up a lot of negative energy that i had brought on myself. It works..I cleared a lot of "stuff" out

Tonight I'll begin using MBO's to bring about some things for myself..nothing big like a Powerball or anything but I'm going to limit my MBO's for now tome taking positive steps in my job and keeping a positive attitude..those 2 things combined will bring about bigger things by themselves.

[Johnnymc]

AngelPsychic..this question is for you! :-) (but I welcome all replies)

How many different areas should we say an MBO for at a time. Here's my dilema..I'd like to improve several different facets of my life. Is it best to just concentrate on one at a time or is it okay to use MBO's for business, personal, spiritual at the same time? Also, how often should we rrepeat the MBO. So LOA "experts" advise that in order to manifest, only say your request once and then let go of any attachment. I guess what they mean is that if we keep repeating daily, we're doubting the outcome and not engaging in "detachment". Thoughts?

John