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The Secret Step Two
Have you seen The Secret movie or read the book? What did you think? Have you visualized a specific goal? Has your visualization manifested? No? Are you having doubts about The Secret? Most of us who watched or read The Secret concentrated on the Law of Attraction and the visualization process. We missed, or flat out ignored, the "Rest of the (Secret) Story". For the Law of Attraction to work, you must be congruent in your conscious and subconscious minds. By that I mean, there can not be any conflict between your desires and beliefs. Quite often we will desire a specific outcome, but our subconscious mind will sabotage us if it doesn't agree or thinks that the vision isn't possible. For example, say you want financial abundance. You formulate affirmations and recite them daily. But, as you are saying them, you have this little uneasy feeling, like you don't REALLY mean them or deserve abundance. Why? You may have a subconscious belief that money is bad, that you aren't good enough, that you don't DESERVE money. With that unresolved conflict, there is no way you will ever succeed. You must change your subconscious negative programming. There are many alternative processes that work: Hypnosis, Energy Psychology, Neuro Linguistic Programming, and others. If you want to change your life, change your inner programming. I can help you make the changes you want to make. Call me at 303-884-3566, or email me at John@ommtech.com.
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Entries:
2/25/2008 'The Secret - Step Two'
3/13/2008 'How I stopped smoking in 30...'
3/31/2008 '8 Steps to Success'
4/16/2008 'Overcoming horse show jitters'
5/14/2008 'Overcoming your fear of riding'
6/3/2008 'PTSD and YOU'
6/19/2008 'EFT and fear'
6/20/2008 'Coming home'
10/10/2008 'Iraq Vets Stress Project'
10/19/2008 'Blog responses'
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I realize that this is a political season, but I am getting tired of having people respond to a non-political blog entry or comment with a political comment.
There is a place for political discourse, and this is one of them.
But, when someone writes on a topic, and you feel the need to comment, comment on the topic. Agree, disagree, it doesn't matter. But, don't put in your political biased statement that only vaguely relates to what was written.
If you want to vent about something, make your own blog entry, don't tack your stuff on to the comment section of someone else's.
I have seen political diatribes over and over on non-political stories. Unfortunately, it seems to be increasing in volume and nastiness. I realize that being nasty is, unfortunately, a political habit that has been part of the landscape since the first politician make a statement and someone who disagreed responded.
I understand a difference in opinion. I enjoy discussing the issues, based on FACTS, not emotion or personality. But, when the arguments get personal, emotional, loud, and vulgar, they accomplish nothing and convince no one.
'Nuff said.
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