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Winnie the Pooh and Friends on the Law of Attraction
As a child, I always loved watching Winnie the Pooh. I used to wake up at 6 am on Sunday mornings to catch his adventures on the local Disney channel. His love for honey fascinated me, as did his entourage of interesting buddies. Looking back upon this show, I realize that each character personified an aspect of the law of attraction . Each character taught a wonderful lesson about living life the hard way-or the easy way.nnWinnie the Pooh-The ultimate cuddle bear, and also t
April 6, 2007
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Manifestation Destiny
Along with being a huge personal development buff, I am also a huge fan of history. It was my favorite subject in school, and I was even dubbed the "history channel" by a very well meaning class my freshmen year in high school. A couple of days ago while I was watching a documentary on western expansion, a very interesting idea hit me. What Manifest Destiny was in the 1840's, Manifestation Destiny (a term I coined) is today.nnFor all those who favored math (or science, or Eng
March 25, 2007
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The Law of Attraction
What it is not magic, fake, or a cure-all.nWhat it is- the basis of how subjective reality works, the art of manipulating energy, a principle. Everything is energy. At our most molecular level, we are zooming particles of energy.nnThe Law of Attraction states that whatever you think about, you bring about. You can't control anybody else's attractions because only YOU exist in the subjective reality model. By focusing on yourself, you can see the change you want. This gives Ma
March 13, 2007
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Draining out the Dirty Bath Water
Draining out the Dirty Bath WaternnA little history: Back in the dark ages, people took baths once a month. A huge tub was filled with water, and the eldest male in the household got first dibs. Everyone bathed in the same water according to their status in the household, and the baby was the last in line. Ever heard of the phrase-"Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater"? Well, this is where it comes from. The bath water would be so dirty that by the time it was the baby
March 8, 2007