posted March 02, 2010 05:29 AM         

The easiest is to use Affirmations, written or said aloud, about releasing any block that prevents Abundance/Love/Happiness/Health/You name it into my life.

Forgiveness Meditations can help remove blocks. We must attain a very relaxed state preferably through deep breathing and mentally see any and every block removed from our Aura [as a rock or debris, flowing out of the Crown Chakra]as we affirm "I forgive myself for creating blocks and obstacles in my life".

The third step is increasing the intensity of abundance visualizations. After the communication with Lexx, I introspected and realized that I had not done a single abundance visualization in 2010. I was taking things for granted. Months ago, every fortnight I would do some visualization or the other for increasing abundance in life. My friend had even posted this powerful visualization in LindaLand in the Labours of Love forum.
Taking abundance for granted leads to mental laziness and ennui, which are sure shot blocks.

The fourth and a very powerful technique is to connect to the higher Self of loved ones, via your own Higher Self and pray that abundance blocks from their life be removed.
By the Hermetic Law of Correspondence, as their blocks get released, your blocks get released too.

A variation of 4 is to visualize heavy abundance in the life of others, and feel the emotion of joy in your Solar Plexus as if you have received what you visualized for them.

There may be more techniques but I stick to these 5 ways. Forgiving Oneself for another's problem and Connecting to the other's Higher Self via one's own Higher Self to request help is the most powerful technique I know. This is what I applied to try and help Cynnared. I am certain it contributed, I hope to elaborate this technique to everyone here. [Diandra mentioned a Hawaian practice named Hoo Pono Pono that works thus ]

This technique can even transcend Astrological harsh transits.

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posted March 02, 2010 05:44 AM         

Real painful story there with suicide but I want to move on from it.

posted March 02, 2010 08:16 AM         

Esther and Jerry Hicks(The Teachings of Abraham)
I watched one of her videos and was not impressed. Came across as just another new ager out to get rich selling a spin on a good concept, but mixed with too much hype and snake oil and la la do dah daisies sunshine and lolly pops happy happy joy joy whatever. I read up on her and was even less impressed.

Sorry.
However thank you very very much for your kind heartfelt offer.

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posted March 02, 2010 08:30 AM         

Here is an example of what I do not endorse.
I have no problem with wealthy folks, but in my opinion, for all they purport to be altruistic philanthropists;
I just cannot help to feel that it is all more self serving and greed based than even they would admit. I feel that like many of these kind of folks, they have become "lost"
within their own overblown empire which has become more about selling then actually helping folks.
I hope that made sense.

Law of Attraction Workshops & Cruises

posted March 02, 2010 08:56 AM         

I have friends who said the same thing you did, essentially. LOL

posted March 02, 2010 08:58 AM         

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After the communication with Lexx, I introspected and realized that I had not done a single abundance visualization in 2010. I was taking things for granted.

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Months ago, every fortnight I would do some visualization or the other for increasing abundance in life. My friend had even posted this powerful visualization in LindaLand in the Labours of Love forum.

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Taking abundance for granted leads to mental laziness and ennui, which are sure shot blocks.

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posted March 02, 2010 09:01 AM         

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Yes, it is the Hicks book. I found the core message to be meaningful.

I have friends who said the same thing you did, essentially. LOL

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posted March 02, 2010 09:02 AM         

I watched a few of those Abraham Hicks videos a while back, and the woman gave me a very bad feeling. I see this a lot with self-help gurus.. what happens is, somebody will pose a question, and the "guru" will "translate" their question into the terminology endorsed by the cult, at which point the problem or question appears to have solved or answered itself. The crowd laughs, the person asking the question looks embarrassed, laughs nervously and pretends to agree (maybe pretends to him/herself, as well), and sits down. Nothing has been accomplished. The problem or question will return only to be repressed again and the person will feel like an unevolved idiot for even thinking there is a problem. :/

I know someone whose parents are really into the whole Abraham Hicks phenomenon. Well, the mother is. The father isn't so sure anymore. The son, meanwhile, is living in New York City at the parents' expense. He has big plans to become an artist, and although he rarely makes art, he says that as long as he repeats these affirmations, it will just happen. I wonder how many other artists are saying the same affirmations. Maybe he will have to compete with them to say more affirmations in less time, and he can forget about developing his art altogether. His mother sure seems to think he has the right idea, although mom and dad fight a lot about the money they're shelling out in the meantime.

I do think it helps to have a positive, forward-looking perspective, but I think expectations, whether they are optimistic or pessimistic, are dangerous. I think we do set certain metaphysical laws into motion, and we even create them to some extent, according to what we believe about them. But the light of consciousness does not easily determine what goes on in the unconscious, or in the world, for that matter -- consciousness arises from the unconscious, and we see only what our unconscious mind allows us to see. We imagine that we are in control, and that is perhaps the greatest part of our blindness. I agree with Nietzsche and Jung.. rules and teachings ultimately block reception to the full life of the intuition, which is more or less rooted in unpredictability. It is its wholly otherness which makes it a divinely potent agent of transformation. God is something that happens to us. It's not about being a helpless victim. It's about having the courage to admit your powerlessness -- to admit that you may have power over everything, over the whole world, but, -- you will never have power over the one thing which you ultimately crave, which is Spiritual Life, or Grace.

And maybe this is only true for me, or for people like me. Perhaps this is how we are meant to see it, because our relation to spirit is one of receptivity and not actualization. Perhaps other ways work just as well for others, and we are as foolish as they are to think that there is only one right way to look at it. There may be only one right way for me to look at it.. but that may be the wrong way for somebody else to look at it. I honestly don't know. But I endeavor to find my way. Not The Way. Just, the way that works for me.

The more I read the works of "the wise" the more I see how they disagreed with one another, lol, and that wisdom is not some abstract, objective reality that we come to terms with, but, that it is very much a personal matter. One man's wisdom is not another man's wisdom. And if we try to adopt another man's wisdom, not just taking a little here and there, but taking it all without questioning, then we set ourselves up for a fall. Listening to yourself is the biggest part of learning.

posted March 02, 2010 09:42 AM         

The New Age Self Help Gurus mixed a lot of that stuff with some Deepak Chopra's Bhagvad Gita inspired material, and voila. Millions into their bank account.

posted March 02, 2010 09:43 AM         

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The crowd laughs, the person asking the question looks embarrassed, laughs nervously and pretends to agree (maybe pretends to him/herself, as well), and sits down. Nothing has been accomplished.

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The problem or question will return only to be repressed again and the person will feel like an unevolved idiot for even thinking there is a problem. :/

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I know someone whose parents are really into the whole Abraham Hicks phenomenon. Well, the mother is. The father isn't so sure anymore. The son, meanwhile, is living in New York City at the parents' expense. He has big plans to become an artist, and although he rarely makes art, he says that as long as he repeats these affirmations, it will just happen. I wonder how many other artists are saying the same affirmations. Maybe he will have to compete with them to say more affirmations in less time, and he can forget about developing his art altogether. His mother sure seems to think he has the right idea, although mom and dad fight a lot about the money they're shelling out in the meantime.

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And if we try to adopt another man's wisdom, not just taking a little here and there, but taking it all without questioning, then we set ourselves up for a fall. Listening to yourself is the biggest part of learning.

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posted March 02, 2010 06:56 PM         

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Here is an example of what I do not endorse.
I have no problem with wealthy folks, but in my opinion, for all they purport to be altruistic philanthropists;
I just cannot help to feel that it is all more self serving and greed based than even they would admit. I feel that like many of these kind of folks, they have become "lost"
within their own overblown empire which has become more about selling then actually helping folks.
I hope that made sense.

Law of Attraction Workshops & Cruises

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I understand. It makes sense to me, to not stress over things that haven't happened yet (even though I do it all the time!), and to let go of the outcome (which, at times, has brought about the desired outcome).

My problem with the Hicks' came from their complaints about The Secret, and the inference that they were lied to about the project, as well as complaining about the focus on money (whilst being interviewed in a luxury travel bus). If we do invite everything into our lives, by our vibration, then I would have liked to have read about - in their opinion - how they brought that into their lives, instead of blame being directed at the woman who created The Secret (whether or not I agree with her). They also wrote about it - from what I remember - at the beginning of the book, The Law of Attraction, that was gifted to me (we also have Ask and It Is Given).

posted March 04, 2010 08:38 PM         

I'm reading The Divine Matrix right now, and had the Abraham-Hicks book out on my bed, not long before crabbypatty mentioned it, thinking about trying an experiment... this, and The Intention Experiment, fascinate me. So, I hope I didn't offend crabbypatty when I posted. I see why you would recommend it, the authors just bugged me with what I mentioned above.

posted March 05, 2010 02:40 AM         

Of course, nothing works fast without karmic release of past life debts, "focused" money making effort [where there is no MLM but genuine value addition], written goals, written affirmations/intent, constant feeling of the target already having materialized [the feeling of relief and mission accomplishment joy] and constant seeding of money as taught by Reverend Speller.

There is also a superb insight from Franz Bardon about "Charging the Akasa/Ether Element" around you, this can also be utilized to visualize currency notes in your Auric Field whenever you are idle. All idle time should be made into visualizing time.

I also suggest keeping the desired objects/vacations/knowledge/cash in life as wallpapers and screensavers on the PC.

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posted March 05, 2010 03:04 PM         

only now i saw the latest replies.

And i felt inspired to write.

since some months now that i go to a forum about LOA and IM...there are there a lot of information about it and nice people discussing all kinds of information.

i discovered there how i was really just sruviving,and not actually living thie amazing Gift that the Universe gives us to be once more,,,alive.

ive only red the secret at first but it wasnt that movie or book that really made me wonder.....it was then when i first starting reading Eckart Tolle.

but in order for us to start this,we must really be with an open mind,Egos are not allowed to take the lead(DD dont read the E word now hihihih)

sure that when we start this,our Minds will start trying to preach us,and making excuses for us not to believe on what re are discovering,at the same time we are reading.

but that is how it goes...all our beliefs,all our "knowlege" about how Life goes,what Life is,Who We Are...gets destroyed really..and this is the most important part we have to do if we want to really "take the blue pill" like in the Matrix.

the book that gave me chills by reaind it was The Game Of Life by Florence Scovel.it is avaiable free on ebook:

http://www.inspirationline.com/BEWorld/eBook1.htm

Abundance is here for everyone. it is WE,with our Minds and Belifs that prevent that the Abundance comes to us....it is hard to believe ( cause it is in our heads since childwood that Life is hard,life is difficult...) but from the moment that you stop it,and you actually take another persepctive in LIfe,it will be the 1st moments of the rest of your lives really...

i also loved the books Celestine Prophecy and Conversations with God.Amazing!!

This is the forum where i Go to learn more and exchange opinions

http://www.stevepavlina.com/forums/intention-manifestation/

IQ talked about some information i gave him.i came across that through the forum really.it is an Hawaian technique,used to forgive. it seems that you are forgigin others,because of them but no...we forgive others to forgive ourselves...we are all One.

and that is why it works....Forgiveness is the most effective "feeling",besides Love...the most important ones.

HO PONOPONO

http://educate-yourself.org/zsl/hooponopono25jul06.shtml

If you want to know more about that technique search for Joe Vitale or search in the above forum with the words.

LEXX

IQ didnt wanted to sound preachy,that is the problem with comunicating through internet..there are no feedback of voice,tone of the words...eyes....we all are here to help one´s another,not to try to force others into our own opinions or acts,that is for sure.