Posts Tagged ‘Manifesting’
New Moon, July 11th 19:40
July 10th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
New Moon, June 12th 11:15
June 11th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
New Moon, May 14th 1:04
May 13th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
The Laughing Buddha
May 8th, 2010 | Author: Michele
I shared this article in one of my newsletters a while back and just came across it again. I thought you might enjoy it.
“Reflect upon your blessings, of which every man has plenty, not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.” ~Charles Dickens
The myth of the Laughing Buddha
I had read somewhere a long time back that if one rubbed on the belly of the Laughing Buddha, it would bring abundance and prosperity into one’s life.
A friend once bought a small statue of the Laughing Buddha, so small that she could carry it with her in her pocket and hold it in her hand. The mystic Laughing Buddha always fascinated me so I went to a local shop and bought one for myself. Mine is a wooden one and is 6-7 inches tall. Nope, not the size one could carry around.
Whenever I looked at the Laughing Buddha, I would find him laughing joyfully and I would remember the famous song “for he’s jolly good fellow, for he’s a jolly good fellow”. The Laughing Buddha symbolizes abundance and prosperity. If you look at the Laughing Buddha, he hardly has any possessions, except for a bag on his shoulder. He is alone, always laughing and has this huge belly. And it’ll make you wonder how someone who has nothing can bring you something! That too, by rubbing his belly? Bizarre? Yes, but I wanted to check it out anyway. Who knows, maybe the magic worked… and who doesn’t like more abundance and prosperity in one’s life?
Did I rub the belly everyday? You bet I did! I put mine on my desk so that I would remember to say hello and rub the belly everyday. I scoured the web for instructions to rub the belly the “right and proper” way to get the best results!
I was totally in love with the Laughing Buddha (after all, one had better be polite, courteous, loving to some one who is going to bring prosperity and abundance to one’s life, right?). This went on for a few days. I even instructed my husband to rub the belly when he was around. But then, he totally ignored me!
After a few days of this madness I forgot all about the belly rubbing. The statue remained on my desk and I wondered if the myth was just a myth. If it was indeed true, all we had to do to beat this economy is to distribute Laughing Buddhas all over the world and instruct people the “right and proper” way of rubbing the belly! And the economy would start booming again!
Now, wouldn’t that be just cool? Totally cool?
What is prosperity and abundance really?
Even though I didn’t rub the belly any longer, there were many questions at the back of my mind.
What is prosperity and abundance really? Is it having all the money I ever need? When would I know I’ve made enough? Is “enough” about having a good life for this day, this month, this year or this life time? Is “enough” about providing for one’s children a great living? Or is “enough” about providing for one’s grandchildren too?
When is “enough” enough?
But then again, is prosperity and abundance all about money? How about health, relationships, family, love, fulfillment, peace…? How about some balance?
The day I met the Laughing Buddha
The Laughing Buddha remained on my desk and whenever I looked at him, he would just grin back – ear to ear. Always. How can he be so happy? Not have any possessions yet be the symbol of abundance and prosperity? What did the symbolism really mean? I had to find out. So I decided to ask him. For a while, he just grinned back not really answering my questions. I had to nag him for quite some time (if you didn’t guess already, I am a pretty good nag) before he finally relented and shared his wisdom.
Laughing Buddha’s recipe for Abundance/Prosperity = Happiness + Contentment + Non-attachment
“Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.” ~John Petit-Senn
True abundance and prosperity is happiness. If you’re not happy, it doesn’t matter how big your house is or how fat your bank balance is or if you’re the CEO of a big company or the president of a country. Money doesn’t grow on trees and neither does happiness. Someone can lend you money but nobody can lend you happiness. Sorry, the banks don’t do that yet and don’t intend to in the near future.
Happiness comes from contentment. Contentment does not mean that you should not aim higher or not have more or that you should scrape by only with what little or more you have! Contentment is taking the time and appreciating what you have in life, valuing it, enjoying it and sharing it – be it relationships, wealth, health, material possessions, natural resources etc. It’s like enjoying a meal, taking time to savor every bite/morsel and being grateful to nature and the universe. It’s about taking time to digest and assimilate a meal before having the next one.
Non-attachment is enjoying what you have in life without being overly attached to what you possess, i.e. without being “needy” of these possessions. Because when you become needy, you become desperate and you act from a place of “lack” and that attracts more “lack” into your life. In doing so, you deny your true essence – the essence of the spirit that stands for abundance and prosperity, the spirit that is ever giving and the spirit that symbolizes unconditional love. What stops flow of prosperity into our life is not “lack” in the world/universe but the “lack” in our minds and the thoughts and actions motivated by this “lack” – acts of fear, neediness and desperation that generate negative energy.
Laughing Buddha shares two simple tips to get you going
“He who is plenteously provided for from within, needs but little from without.” ~Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
TIP #1: Enjoy your every meal and you’ll soon master enjoying every moment of life! Watch as abundance and prosperity flows into your life!
TIP #2 (to remind you to enjoy your meal): Rub your belly before and after every meal!
TIP #3 (to remind you to rub your belly): Get yourself a Laughing Buddha!
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New Moon, April 14 12:29
April 13th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
New Moon, March 15th 21:01
March 14th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
New Moon February 14th 2:51
February 13th, 2010 | Author: Michele
Abundance checks are a tool we can use to create more abundance in our lives. They are written within 24 hours after a New Moon.
1. Within 24 hours after a New Moon, take a check from your check book. Where it says “Pay to,” write your name.
2. In the little box on the same line where you would fill in a dollar amount write “Paid in full.”
3. On the line underneath your name, where you would write out a dollar amount, write “Paid in full.” [I find it works better if you don't add the squiggly line.]
4. Sign the check: “The Law of Abundance”
Are You a Probability? By Asara Lovejoy
November 4th, 2009 | Author: Michele
Asara shared this in her latest newsletter and I though you might enjoy it. For more information, visit asara.com and commandingwealth.com.
Have you ever considered the notion that you are a probability waiting to happen? “This just in,” is one of my favorite sayings to explain new thoughts and ideas as they arrive in my consciousness and, “this just in” on the notion that you are more fluid and open to being more “probable” moments of yourself – than you realize.
The One Command keeps taking me out of myself from my small sphere of influence and small thinking, into greater and greater, increasing realms of possibilities, including the notion that in reality all we are is a probability of what is.
When I had this notion that we are a probability of self, expressed in any infinite possibilities, in any direction, moment by moment, I literally saw the universe shift and the people I was looking at, at that moment become fluid light. This was a little disconcerting to say the least, because at that moment I was sitting in a restaurant in Billings Montana. I stayed with the new thought that turned into a brilliant experience right there in the restaurant because it truly was a powerful idea that we are a probability expressed in any direction at any moment.
During The One Command Practitioner Level II Certification we really went for it with this idea of being a probability, and invited the notion that every thought you think – you think – everywhere – including within every other person in existence all at the same moment simultaneously. Now that is an awesome and maybe frightening thought – every thought you think – you think everywhere simultaneously – including within everything – including everyone.
Embracing this idea makes you conceptualize reality from a completely different positioning in the universe. Let’s see how connected we are, rather than how separate, and let’s see how powerful we are in creating our lives – rather than how limited.
Think on this. The smallest wavelength of space that can be measured with modern science right now is 10 to -33 (negative 33 zeros) centimeters. Pretty small. It is mathematically proven that in the smallest wavelength of measurable space there exists more energy than the entire known physical universe. Just for comparisons sake think about it as a tiny pinhead having more energy than all the entire known physical universe.
A tiny pinhead has more energy than all the entire known universe can mean that at the level of your thoughts you have more energy than all the known universe – and if that is the case then your thoughts would be inherent within everything in the known and unknown universe and you would be connected to everything – a part of everything – you would be everything. Even more dramatically you would be the creator of everything as well as the observer and experiencer.
Now that we have gone super quantum with these notions of reality, would you like to play here? Truly you are anyway so why not do it consciously. Just think on this thought for a while. I am a probability waiting to happen in any direction – a fluidity of potentiality. Stay open and see what arrives!
We have a wonderful full selection of innovative new programs for you to enjoy in this newsletter. May your probable self find something that suites you.
Love,
Asara Lovejoy
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Defining Wealth
August 5th, 2009 | Author: Michele
Encarta defines wealth as “an abundance or great quantity of something”.
Many of us automatically jump to the thought of money when we hear the word wealth. I know I do. Or at least I did. When my friend, Cathy, and I decided to co-facilitate a Commanding Wealth Circle I struggled with the name because I didn’t want people to think it was all about money. Yes, money is a part of it. We need it to live and enjoy some of life’s pleasures (although many pleasures are free). I actually pulled out the dictionary as I was creating flyers for the group. That’s when I saw how expansive the word “wealth” can be. It’s just how we choose to define it for ourselves.
I am reminded of a story I heard once about a “wealthy” man and his son. The man wanted to teach his son how lucky he was and thought he could do this by showing the son how poor people live. They went to the country and spent some time on a farm with a family that would be considered quite poor.
At the end of the trip, the father asked his son what he thought. The son had a great time and told his father that what he learned was this:
- They have one dog and the family had four.
- They have a pool and the family has a creek that goes on forever.
- They have lanterns in their garden and the family has stars in the sky.
- They have a piece of land and the family has fields that go farther than the eye can see.
- They buy their food and the family grows their own.
- They have walls to protect them and the family has friends.
The son then said to his father, “Thank you for showing me how poor we are.”
It’s all perspective. Everything in life is that way. We get to choose how we want to define everything in our world. It’s both a blessing and curse – depending on your perspective. Which will you choose?
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Finding Calm Amidst the Chaos
April 26th, 2009 | Author: Michele
I had the pleasure of speaking to the store managers last Wednesday at the Preferred Outlets in Medford. What a great group of people. I thought the information I shared is always a great reminder for all of us so I decided to post it here so you could benefit as well. My top 5 tips for managing stress are:
- Live your life from a state of gratitude.
- Find at least three proactive behaviors you can do any where, any time and in front of anyone such as taking nice deep breaths, asking questions if you’re in a heated conversation, or think of something that brings you joy.
- Look at how balanced your life is. What areas are suffering? What can you do to bring more balance in today?
- Focus on what’s really important. If something is causing you stress but doesn’t really matter in the big picture – let it go.
- Finally, ask yourself what YOU can bring to the table to make things better. Don’t blame others!
Have a peaceful day full of joy!