Don’t Doubt The Universe

I learned a very important lesson this morning. I’ve started swimming again (yeah!) and have been using Anne’s famous affirmation (adopted to swimming) “There is always a swimming lane available for me”. Now I’ve only been using this for about a week so I thought “well I hope this has had time to take efffect” as I drove to the gym a bit later than I wanted this a.m.

As I walked through the pool area to the locker room, my heart sunk. All the lanes were full. “Nuts, I guess my affirmation didn’t work” I thought as I continued to go change anyway.

When I walked back out to the pool area, you cannot even imagine my surprise  when I found that not only was there now an open lane but it was also the one I wanted! How cool is that?

The reason I had specified the lane was because I knew at 8:30 they had water aerobics and they made people move from the first few lanes and this a.m. I had said “I will have the far lane” as I drove there (actually I started when I was still in bed). And that’s the one that got freed up while I was simply taking off my shorts and sweatshirt.

Don’t ever doubt or second guess the Universe!

Once you have decided what you want and put it out there, it is yours as long as you keep your faith on the straight and narrow path and do not deviate!

Enjoy your day. I know I’m ecstatic that our new site is working!

Terrie

What is New Thought?

Dr. Kunath created this short report for you to understand why we call metaphysics “New Thought”.

To download, right click on your mouse and select “save as” and then select a location on your hard drive where you want to download it. Remember where you put it!

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What-is-new-thought

Terrie

What Motivates You To Accomplish Goals

The more I’ve been thinking about my goals, I have realized that it’s really important for me to figure out what I’m going to get out of accomplishing the goal.

Let us help you with your goal setting especially as you begin 2011!

If you focus on what the result is, then you’ll be excited about working toward it. But it has to be something attainable and something your subconscious mind can wrap itself around.

For example, if your goal is to make a million dollars this year and you currently make about 30,000 dollars a year, the goal is probably NOT something your mind can grasp.

Let’s say you make $30,000 a year now and want to make $60,000 next year (that’s doubling and will take work but is most likely something you can believe is doable).

Are Your Goals Really Yours?

Did you ever think that perhaps the reason you haven’t either maintained your New Year’s Resolutions or achieved your goals might be because they are NOT really YOUR goals?

This is a common reason for “failure” or “falling off the wagon” of your goals.

The goals you have made in the past may actually be those implanted in your brain by your parents, your siblings, your peers, your teachers, your spiritual leaders or even society as a whole.

Should You Use Rewards in Your Goal Setting

I was listening to the radio on the way back from swimming this a.m. and they were talking about setting goals for fitness (and of course they also meant weight loss) and how you should reward yourself if you met your goal for that week (for example).

I couldn’t help but think about that and wonder if that isn’t also potentially negative.

Let’s say your goal was to go to the gym 3 times this week or to write 3 articles this week.

And let’s say you set your reward as buying a new book.