So What of the Law of Attraction

  My friend tells me that the Universe is already providing you with what you want by the time you ask the question.

When I met Michael Q Todd l469984823ast year, we talked about what we thought the LOA was about. He said it is about being Kind and Expecting stuff to be/occur. I said that I just Know and I am being of service.
We are quite close to each other’s interpretation.

All I know is that in early December 2015 I declared 2016 to be a year of Magic. I expected it, never gave it a second thought. I got everything that I expected and more.

It requires us to be aware when things happen that we asked for it. It rarely comes in a clear way and usually not where we expect it. There is a danger of us missing what we asked for because it isn’t obvious and because we have a notion where we want XYX to happen we get distracted by that too.

So I would just advise you to be aware.
The biggest thing is not to keep checking in. Each time you do, Bärbel Mohr used to say, you are cancelling your order and placing a new order – A watched pot never boils

‘They’ Made Me Do It.

Things are a changing.
It is the teachers and parents that are going to facilitate the generation of non-systematised (traumatised) adults.
Ones who can think for themselves and create what is needed in the future.
It’s also time for Government to step out of Education and leave that to the educators. Let’s face it Government is very poor at doing most anything. Why entrust our future to Beurocrats who want everybody to be exactly the same and controllable, I suspect?

This post is from an enlightened teacher and parent

Stepping Into The Miraculous

A Magical Year

2016 has been a magical year for me.

During the first week of December 2015, I declared that 2016 was going to be Magical.
I had no idea at the time what that meant

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During 2016:
I have attended five courses, as a guest, free of charge.
I listened to Anita Moorjani speak about her death experience and how she cannot explain logically what happened, but she can only use Metaphor to tell us what it was like.  See her Ted talk where she describes her warehouse and her flashlight.
I heard Greg Braden talk about HeartMath and met my friend Trinley, a Buddhist monk.

So I became a Heart Math coach.

My Romanticism has reached a whole new level of understanding and reciprocation, and I gained an understanding of the law of vibrational energy and have been calling things and people to myself, throughout the year.

So what is the biggest realisation that I made?

I have discovered a while back, that our consciousness uses a different language to our unconscious expression and in 2016 I began to understand that both are vital if we are to be fully self-expressed and have a true sense of reality or a greater perception of how it is.
It seems to me that Conscious language is mainly about time whereas unconscious language is more concerned with space.
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Hence both are needed to create reality, i.e. Time and Space.

If you believe that it is our use of words that creates our reality, then it is not too far from realising that we could be magicians who cast spells each time we speak and that the quality of our life is consistent with the spells that we have been casting.

So what of unconscious linguistics?
The language of unconsciousness cannot be logical. After all it’s, not a conscious expression.
It probably occurs to us as if we are making stuff up. It’s all made up.
But it is the unconscious mind expressing itself using the only language it can; metaphor and stories.
But in the spatial context, the closer the metaphoric expression exists to the speaker, the more realistic it is

Stepping into The Miraculous.
So if 2016 has been magical then what becomes possible is for 2017 to be miraculous.
What linguistic capability would be involved in that?

#JustSaying could be enough. Do you see?
Live your love

Remember! Two, Four, Six, Eight: everybody Confabulate

Somebody posts a ‘Do you remember when xyz’ item on Facebook and I begin to experience joy.
I go for a beer with my old (familiar and old – LOL) and we natter and we become very enthusiastic about ‘the time when….’
Good old feelings arise.

DSC00060Actually most of what we remember wasn’t quite like that.

We have confabulated elements of our memories. We shrunk them down, bits fell off and we stowed them away in our unconsciousness – be there such a place. Just like a zipped down file on a computer storage device. When we pulled the memories back out again the original events weren’t like that but we got to feel something that resembled a recollection – a re COLLECTION – of feelings

They are just feelings and repeatedly running the memories will initially intensify the joy (or whatever your emotion is) and then the intensity will transform into a different set of feelings or will dissipate.

In point of fact most bad memories got bad through practice – BAD PRACTICE!
and
most good memories got good through practice – GOOD PRACTICE!
It’s all Practice, practice, practice – whatever you practice, you will get skilled at

DSC00909I may be misquoting him but Richard Bandler has said

“The best thing about the past is that it is over”.

Thinking about it that way and I have to agree.
It is how we experience what’s left behind that is important and what is left behind is not the actual event but a printed memory; an imprint. That’s emotional.

There may be physical scarring or damage but the emotional stuff is running the show.

PTSD – Post-traumatic stress disorder, no matter the event is the reaction to memories, even if it (the feelings) are suppressed. There are things that can be done using eye movement to change the emotional impact. I use Integral Eye Movement Therapy and I’ve watched the inexplicable occur as I’ve used it. I was so fascinated by it that trained to become a trainer in it!

For me Bad memories tend to lose their impact and I can keep reducing the intensity by repeating a bad memory in my mind and reducing the emotional impact deliberately. That’s not denial. It’s Adjustment! Just like using knobs and dials on a control panel.
Remember, whatever you resist will persist. Its change that is required not denial.

My control panel, is my mind:

      I can change the pictures that I see in my mind
      Push images away, shrink them down, and increase the size of images from good memories of the same event.
      Change the where I see them to different positions
      Turn sounds up and down.
      Change the sounds of people’s voices – their tonality, the words they use. Make them sound like Mickey Mouse
      I can change the intensity of the feeling – damp it down, crank it up.
      I can change the words that I use to describe the event.

There really isn’t much that I can’t do in my mind, ask any good Neuro Linguistic Practitioner.

It really is like the old gag:
“Its mind over matter – if you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter”

There is also changing the enquiry you are having about the past:
If you don’t like the answer you get, ask a better question!

And I can move my eyes in differing patterns while I remember the event and experience it changing.

What limits our experience is how we use our mind and our body. The ‘use’ is our spirit – how we inspire ourselves.
It’s Mind, Body, Spirit, Practice and Communication

#JustSaying


According to Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confabulation

“Confabulation (verb: confabulate) is a memory disturbance, defined as the production of fabricated, distorted or misinterpreted memories about oneself or the world, without the conscious intention to deceive.[1] Confabulation is distinguished from lying as there is no intent to deceive and the person is unaware the information is false …..

Am I Grateful for Appreciation?

I have read a lot of posts about Gratitude, particularly in the context of attracting desires into our lives or as most would say by “The Law of Attraction”.

tempWhen I was I my early twenties, I was attacked by a drug crazed idiot who went onto kick the legs away from my then fiancé and punch my mother in the face.
I cannot feel grateful for that BUT I do appreciate what that caused.
It caused very positive changes in the people involved. It could have been the entire opposite.

What then of gratitude? Can one be truly grateful for everything? Or can one be grateful for having the opportunity to experience everything?
Probably the latter.

Is one attracting things or is one attracting the experience of those things?
After all experience is no more than memory and emotions can be felt through memory or imagination – both create memories and both create experience.

“Create your own adventure because experience is all that there is” ⒸAyPee