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Action Steps From “12 Conditions of A Miracle”

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I don’ t know if you’re familiar with the book, “12 Conditions of a Miracle”,  but you might consider picking it up. We did a teleseminar on  it and I felt it was one of the best teleseminars we’ve done. Anne went over things that were in the book but added her “Anne-isms” which always provide practical steps to take to apply the principles in your life. So, I thought I’d share those with you today..

Instructions from Anne on “The Twelve Conditions of a Miracle”

In order to make this work it requires your attention.  Spend a minimum of 30 minutes twice a day.
Begin with step one tonight.   Create a big vacuum.   Be willing to let go of everything that interferes
with your dream/miracle.  You will be surprised at the things you decide to get rid of.  Use denials in every category of your life.  Let go of things, people, situations, anything that prevents your miracle
from occurring.

Day 1: (Create Emptiness)
Meditate twice a day for 30 minutes creating your alignment and meditating on the energy flow into your life.

Day 2: (Create Alignment)
Ask by being specific in colors, events, praise, appreciation, gratitude, bring feeling in and establish the cause that brings about the effect you have chosen.


Day 3:   (Create a Strong Asking Power)
Take this day to inventory and act upon how you can utilize what you already know to strengthen your resolve.

Day 4:   (Maximize Your Resources)
Spend  30 minutes meditating and making affirmations on the joy of knowing your potential and 30  minutes on appreciating your new insights.

Day 5:  (Be Giving in Things That Matter)
Spend 4 segments of 15 minutes each.

1st segment choose new ways you can give.  Think of giving yourself by doing nice things, writing notes, giving a book,  teaching a class, helping a neighbor, making a phone call to someone you haven’t seen in a long while.

Then take the other 3 segments and do these things for someone.

Day 6:  (Stay Grounded)
Spend your drive time appreciating the scenery, even when it isn’t very pretty.

Bless the city you live in, bless your house, bless the people on the streets.

When you get home, look around at what you have surrounded yourself with.

Enjoy things that you have collected.

Imagine the fun you were having when you received them.

Bless all reminders of good things.

Day 7: (Visualization)
Think of a song that you have available to match the desire you have been working on.  Play it through two times while visualizing the goal you will have achieved.

Day 8:  (Gratitude)
Morning:  Make a list of all the people who have done special things for you that you are grateful for. Remember you can use the Gratitude Journal for that.

Night:  Make a list of all the people who through their words have helped you achieve a feeling of
self confidence or courage to do something you were afraid to do.

Day 9:   (Act as if)
Morning: Write a note to someone who gave you the courage to do something you were afraid to do.

Night: Visualize something you are afraid to do now as if you are already doing it and are very
comfortable about it.  Hear applause for a job well done.

Day 10:   (Engaging the Cycle)
Morning: Write a list of things you would like to accomplish.  Select the most important to start next.

Night: Write in detail everything you can think of to be specific in what you desire.

Day 11:   (Receiving)
Morning: Pretend you have just been handed a special gift you really wanted.  Concentrate on how you feel in opening  the gift.

Night: Imagine yourself being excited in telling others of your gift.

Day 12:  (Recycle)
Morning: Hear yourself telling people how easy this is when you get specific and believe in the method.

Night: Use your list of desires to bless for the ease you will have in attracting them into your life.

Day 13:   Appreciate the spiritual laws that allow you to create your hearts desires.
Begin to ask for wonderful miracles every day.

Print these things out and see if  you apply them what will happen in your life. Let us know what does happen.

Terrie

 

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Faith & Gratitude…Plus an update

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I wanted to let you know how things were going with my little “girl” – Jackie!

Although there were two episodes where I was close to having her euthanized, my specialist vet persisted and kept calming me down telling me not to give up yet.

Lo and behold he found the miracle. She’s on a medicine twice a day and a special diet and she is like a brand new doggie…active, lovable, talkative (in Siberian Husky lingo) and happy.

Needless to say so is “mom” –  every day I express my gratitude that the specialist had the faith to keep on going.

Thanks for all the support and prayers from all the Getting Unstuck, LLC friends and family. I could not have made it without you.

Terrie

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How Do You Measure Success?

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I’ve been traveling for the past 2 days – out of 36 hours I was on a plane for 10 hours and in airports for 7-8 additional hours….all just to give a one hour presentation…..So, I’m beat. But before I go take a nap before the Yankees play tonight I wanted to tell you something I saw while rushing to a plane last night.

I didn’t even stop to read the entire ad but what caught my attention was “We measure our success by what we give back…….”

How startling is that? To see that in the middle of all the other “buy my product” signs someone was talking about giving back.

A good question to ask yourself right now and even every day perhaps is “How do I measure my success”?

Tell us below how you measure success. 

I know I just love to give back to St Jude Children’s Research Hospital in memory of my hero/angel Suzanne. Check out the tribute page and read about why she’s my hero. If you love to help children feel free to donate in her memory as you give thanks that the children in your life are healthy!

Terrie

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The Subconscious Mind

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Subconscious Mind
By Judith Williamson

Too often, it is said, our objective mind or conscious mind merely wishes for things. This wishing does not create the white heat of desire that emotionalizes the subconscious mind as it would if we had a magnificent obsession. When we truly desire what we want in earnest, we think about it, meditate on it, write about it, plan for its attainment, and then begin to work toward achieving it one step at a time. This close attention to what we want not only intensifies our focus, but it also wakes up the sleeping giant, the genie, the powerful force known as our subconscious mind that lies dormant in too many people – perhaps the 98% of the population that Dr. Hill refers to as drifters.      

Since the process of how the subconscious mind works is simple, many people refuse to accept it and instead work to overanalyze it or discard it as some sort of hocus-pocus.      

When we accept that the power within us can do great things through us and for us, it is not in our area of interest to ask how this will occur or attempt to figure out just what mechanism is put into motion to bring this about. Simply    
focusing intently on your plan without undo attention to how this works, will cause the desired outcome to begin to manifest in your life. Your subconscious mind, like Aladdin’s genie, is willing to grant your every wish. Once commanded to perform, it will rise to the occasion and work miracles in your behalf if you only get out of its way.

By knowing positively what you want, expecting it to happen, and acting as if it has already done so, you will be surprised at the quick realization of your desire. Once received, always express immediate gratitude for the gift from your higher power and move on to create additional richness in your life. Gratitude in advance is not a bad idea either since, by expressing gratitude for a completed project, we are signaling our subconscious mind that we have already completed it.

Recall that the subconscious mind exists only in the present. It responds to commands. Finally, it cannot distinguish one type of command from another. Faith and fear both intensify the process, and the story plays out that what you think about you become. Too bad our mind did not come with a user’s manual at birth; but, that being the case, it is never too late to uncover the mystery of our inner mechanisms. It just might enhance the rest of our lives. Try it, and see!      
Now, read on and take the advice of one individual accustomed to calling up his subconscious mind at will. W. Clement Stone not only understood but personally utilized the power of the subconscious mind in the creation of his insurance business and his rewarding life. His legacy is a living testimonial as to the inherent benefit of using one’s mind for personal advancement.     

Terrie