E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality
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E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality
In these circles, it’s imperative to talk about and focus on life the way you want it to be, not about how it may appear. Instead of asking “What’s wrong?”—probably the most repeated question in the entire English language—focus on “What’s right?”
As long as you harbor negative energy about yourself and spend time wanting to lose weight, that’s what you’ll get: negativity and “the state of wanting to lose weight.”
Intention:____________________________________
One day, she attended a lecture by New Thought teacher Dr. E. B. Weeks, who made the outrageous claim that God, who was all-good, would never wish disease on anyone. Furthermore, he said, if she aligned herself with this all-good spirit, she would discover her true self—which could only be healthy. Over and over, Myrtle began affirming, “I am a chi
... See moreIn the meantime, you can experiment with something scientists call applied kinesiology. It may sound complicated, but it’s really just an elementary method of testing how your body reacts to negative and positive statements, spoken aloud. Dr. John Goodheart pioneered applied kinesiology in the ‘60s when he discovered that muscles instantly became w
... See morefor a clear, non-debatable answer and ask for it to show up within the next 48 hours. It might show up immediately.
You become discouraged and start believing that life and circumstances are more powerful than you are. Believe me, they’re not. Not even close. Your conflicting intentions are simply creating turbulence in the field of potentiality.
Everything in the physical world as we know it is connected to every other thing in the physical world. You are attached and engaged to one underlying universal energy field. “The field,” as Daddy Alby Einstein said, “is the only reality.”
ask the FP for a blessing or what I call an unexpected gift. You’re going to give it 48 hours to send you a gift you wouldn’t normally receive—a surprise check in the mail, a card from an old friend, something that is truly unexpected. You don’t get to specify the blessing (that comes later, in Experiment #4), but you do need to give a clearly defi
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