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julia, June 16, 2008:

Thank you Gary, When i try to teach my loved ones a lesson like this, I just confuse them. Your stories paint the picture perfectly…Julia


irene, June 16, 2008:

yes, i know this is true but doing it is another task. I know negative brings more negative, just like a stream of water flowing down a hill gains momentum and starts washing away the top soil, so does negativity tear at our lives and souls.
This task is huge to change our thought processes to only positive thoughts. Yes, positive feels so much better. Change has to begin with me and change will follow, as our lives and energy touch the whole world.


Patricia, June 16, 2008:

Gary,

I just had this brilliant idea.
I’ll right now START PUSHING AGAINST MONEY.

Ha.

Cheers,
Patricia


Gary, June 17, 2008:

Thanks Julia, Irene and Patricia for your comments.

Gary

(Great idea Patricia! :) “I don’t want MORE money!!!” … “Don’t give me more money, whatever you do!!!”)


tbea, June 18, 2008:

Love it! I don’t want more money too! I have often been amazed at how often I will mention something that I don’t want and in no time at all - there it is. I don’t feel as if I am focusing on it, I guess it’s just that I mentioned it.
Thanks,
tbea


Patricia, June 21, 2008:

Ha… the tricky thing may be to feel that fear about it, that inner rejection.

Everything IS ABOUT FEELINGS. What we should focus is on mastering our feelings. Then things are (will be) easy.

:) Love these conversations!


helen, July 10, 2008:

20 years ago when I was living in England, I was in a tiny cinema in Edinburgh where the rows of seats were all very long and once you were in the middle of one you were pretty stuck as to getting in or out. As I looked at the people coming through the door, I noticed a very scruffy looking man with long uncombed unwashed hair and I said to myself over and over ‘don’t come and sit down next to me.’ There were plenty of seats left at this stage but where did he go - he came and sat down right next to me and the pong was indescribable and I was trapped there for the entirety of the session. All I can say is that after ten minutes of so one’s sense of smell is habituated to even pongy odours. But I learnt my lesson and never again did I consciously wish for what I didn’t want. If I see a baby coming onto a plane, I block it out of my mind and I try to do this with negative things, so I will never watch crime shows. Keep up the good work Gary. Reading your entries is how I now start my day. Bye for now.


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