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Ask The Manifestation Mave Dear Kimberly, I’m not so sure about The Law of Attraction. If it really works, why am I constantly meeting people who are into “prosperity” and “abundance” but have no money? I am intrigued by the idea that “thoughts make things” but it just doesn’t seem to pan ...
Goal setting works within the context of conscious manifestation. An important aspect of goal-setting is releasing attachment to outcome. Releasing attachment is one of the least understood aspects of conscious manifestation. Many people who teach goal setting will advise you to focus ...
Last week I had a strange phone encounter. I was talking to a customer service representative for a company I shan’t name, due to a saga I somehow manifested involving long waits, being ported from person to person to person (none of whom was empowered to do anything about my situation) and weeks—nay, months now—without resolution. Finally in a conversation with this one particular customer service representative I heard myself saying, “I just feel like crying right now, I am so angry!” And then, I did start crying.
This month we’ll continue our discussion of goal setting. So far we’ve touched on how to distinguish between ego and Authentic Desires, and we discussed the importance of releasing attachment to outcome. Today let’s talk about vibrational goal setting. Visualization is a powerful tool for ...
Dear Kimberly, I was on one of your TeleClasses and I heard you talking about the steps for manifesting what you want. But I don’t know what I want. What should I focus on? Mike Dear Mike, This is such an important question to ask, because a lot of people are so desperate to change their ...
Dear Kimberly, I saw you on TV talking about Cost vs. Value and I wondered if you could talk about that more. I’m still not sure I understand the difference. Therese Dear Therese, Cost has to do with the price of an item. Value has to do with what something is worth to you...what sort of ...
I’ve helped hundreds of people uncover unconscious limiting beliefs (ULBs) act as obstacles to success in life. Over the next several months in Business As Unusual I’ll explore the nine most commo ULBs. The first one is: Money creates happiness. I’m not bashing money. I love to play with ...
I’ve helped hundreds of people uncover unconscious limiting beliefs (ULBs) act as obstacles to success in life. Over the next several months in Business As Unusual I’ll explore the nine most commo ULBs. The first one is: Money creates happiness. I’m not bashing money. I love to play with ...
In the previous article, I talked about the Unconscious Limiting Belief that Money Creates Happiness. Now let’s look at the flip side. The belief that money makes you unhappy is just as common as the belief that it makes you happy. I’m sure you can think of numerous examples of people who ...
This morning I had a lovely opportunity to put my commitment to find Unity in Duality to a test! Our youngest woke up with a case of the grumpies. The lack of routine and missing her friends from school was taking its toll. One of her choices then resulted in a consequence we’d discussed the previous evening. Which led to a full-scale tantrum.
As I write this article we have just passed the Summer Solstice: the earth’s longest day; zenith of the sun’s strength. In this season of light and heat I always experience increased energy and an enhanced sense that anything is possible. Of late I have felt increasingly hopeful about human ...
Last night I started reading Sri Eknath Easwaran’s commentary on The Bhagavad Gita (quite inspiring). It got me thinking about the major premise of Hindu and Vedic philosophy, which is “Thou art That.” In other words: THOU (your Self/Soul the part of you that has always been, was never born and will never die) ART (is, equals, is equivalent to) THAT (the Absolute, Brahman, The Godhead, The All That Is). Got that?
When did you last experience Wonder? I was blessed to get a dose last night—a spontaneous gift that came from watching my children experience a puppet show at our local zoo’s “Wild Lights” holiday celebration. The show was about how Bug Superpowers (we were in the Insectarium, after all) defeat “Old Man Winter.” We found out how praying mantises, monarch butterflies, wooly worms and bees survived Winter’s worst dose of wintry mix. I enjoyed the show myself; what I enjoyed even more was watching my kids get pulled into the story.