After yesterday’s post A Creative Visualization to Attract Dollars, my friend Domino wrote me: I know this might sound ridiculous, but I feel loads of resistance to visualizing checks payable to me in a mailbox coming from “out of the blue.” I get paid the same amounts from the same sources and they’re all direct deposited. I find my analytical mind getting in the way of my visualizing. And I can literally FEEL the resistance. How can I get past that? I would definitely appreciate any tips you might have toward getting past this. My mind gets in my way. HELP! Read More…
One thing I really like about my life is that it is an ongoing research project. The study and research fulfills the 12th house Aries Sun, Jupiter, Mars, Venus in me. I talk with a lot of people during the course of a week and I love seeing patterns emerge in their topics of interest. One topic of universal interest is attracting more dollars, and the easiest way I know to do that is using creative visualization. Here’s a creative visualization tip to practice for 2 minutes each five times a day:
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I had a busy day yesterday. There were four events going on at the same time, 40 miles from each other at different ends of the county. Two I felt obligated to attend. One I wanted to attend but it had to be low priority. I wanted to be out in the sunshine walking around, so that made my choice for me. I used to agonize over decisions like that, not wanting to hurt anyone’s feelings by not showing up to say hello and pay my respects. But years later I realized that if I was only going to be somewhere out of obligation, that was not the vibrational stance that would ensure I had a good time. And I’m all about having a good time. Read More…
Is it still a rut if you’re happy in it? I may have just answered my own question. I Googled the phrase “in a rut” and saw the definition “to do the same things all the time so that you become bored, or to be in a situation where it is impossible to make progress.“ And since I’m not bored, I’ve answered my own question. Maybe I’m not in a rut, since I’m content in it. I’m not bored with it and I don’t feel I need to make progress. And I don’t even agree that progress isn’t being made anyway. It all boils down to perception, doesn’t it? (Doesn’t everything?) I may not be in a rut at all, if I’m content with it. Maybe I don’t need to do new things, maybe I just need to change my perception about the things I do now. Read More…
My friend Domino wrote and asked me for some input about a situation she’s going through. We’ve spoken about the matter before, so I wrote back: “I need to ask how much creative visualization you are doing about this. When we spoke in January, I suggested you spending five minutes 3 or 4 times a day visualizing people coming to take you to the next level, visualizing donations coming in thru Paypal and visualizing checks coming in the mail. I also suggested you cut contact with and release to the Universe anyone who brings you down and does not contribute to the vision you hold.” She had a copy of my Sleepytime Recharge cd. I wrote: “Believe it or not, just listening to the cd a few times a week, or having it play on repeat as you sleep, will cause a shift in perception. You’re directing your unconscious mind to begin particular processes for you, which will initiate changes in perception, which will change how you respond to external input, which will change what you attract to you. So listen to it and entertain the notion that the words you hear may become true for you. That will begin to trigger your own mind to find the creative solutions you want.” Read More…
My sleeping/waking schedule is now officially all jacked up so I am going to stop pretending I have a schedule. My daily schedule generally revolves around what readings I have. I do them in the evenings, and do Horizons Magazine during the day. I make sure I nap beforehand, usually 4-8pm. But when I have giant head congestion/pollen allergies like the last 2 weeks, I have to reschedule all phone sessions. With no scheduled appointments, I can sleep when I want, I can wake when I want, I can work on the mag when I want, day or night. So it’s easy to get off schedule and find myself sleeping from 7pm until midnight, then up until dawn, sleeping til 9-10am. It puts me out of sync with most of the world, but that’s a good thing. I like being on my own schedule with my own thoughts. Read More…
How do you handle yourself spiritually when there is a problem? You be the one to decide what “spiritually” means and what “problem” means. Examples might be: I have a good friend who often calls to chat during business hours, which is her only free time. I let her know I want to be available to her if she truly needs me, but I don’t have time to simply chat. Lately she’s manufactured some emergencies that she says need my attention. That would be the problem, to use that word. How I handle this “spiritually” is to let her know I truly love her and care for her wellbeing, but that I cannot be the first person she calls. I recognize that I have prioritized other responsibilities, and I trust her close personal friends to make time available for her. If they cannot, I am totally and happily there for her.
So now you, how do you handle yourself spiritually when there is a problem?
I would love to hear your comments.
A friend posted on Facebook a beautiful newspaper article about a recent memorial dedication service to her maternal grandfather, who passed years ago. The article, however, failed to mention her and her mother, only another brother and sister. She said she’d have loved to been there had she known about it. I commented “I won’t ask why you weren’t told, I have family that pretends I don’t exist because I don’t fit in their little world. It would be good to connect with them years down the road after they have mellowed and forgiven their own ignorance. Yeah, let me just butt in here with my own projections 
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My friend Margaret Ann Lembo got to see the Dalai Lama when he was in south Florida last week, and she writes about it here and below:
On Wednesday, February 24, 2010, I had the great honor to be in the same room as H.H. the Dalai Lama. It was a big room and there were approximately 3000 people there with me, but at least I was in his presence. The last time I had the blessing to see and hear him was between Hurricanes Frances and Jean in the Fall of 2004. There were about 10,000 people in the stadium for those events. I was blessed to attend the General Address and the 3 days of teachings of Padmasambahva that followed.
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