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You may see someone driving a vehicle that you would like; collect that data. You may see an occupation that pleases you. . . . Whatever it is that you are seeing that pleases you, remember it. (You could even write it down.)
Whatever it is that you are seeing that pleases you, remember it. (You could even write it down.)
Working in an office building like IHG. Something with a purpose
If you are able to grasp the knowledge that your real work
that your real work—
is to look around for things that you want with the intent of bringing them into your Workshop in order to create your vision of yourself from which you will attract—then you will come to know t...
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By staying focused on a subject of your choosing, your point of attraction on that topic will become much more powerful than if your mind moves from subject to subject. There is tremendous power in focusing.
but you could choose a thought that feels slightly better than the thoughts you have been thinking, and then another, and then another, until gradually you could change the direction of your thoughts.
Attention to any subject amplifies it because attention to the subject activates the vibration of it and the Law of Attraction responds to the activated vibration.
Those who have a clear intent to not draw any sort of negative information into their experience are probably not watching the broadcast to begin with, you see.
Your attention to anything is drawing it closer to you.
Your negative emotion is your indication that you hold beliefs that are contrary to your own desire.
It is much easier to correct the direction of your
thoughts when your dream is your indication than it is when a real-life manifestation is your indication.
If you are resisting anything, you are focused upon it, pushing against it, and activating the vibration of it—and therefore attracting it.
It is no wonder that you get so many of the things you do not want—you give so much of your attention to the things you do not want.. . .
“That is their experience. I do not choose that.”
