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Post by whiterose on Nov 11, 2006 9:52:08 GMT -5
Lemons or Lemonade,
When I first became ill, I was so angry because no one believed me, which seems so odd to me, not that I was a perfect person, but I didn't lie. The rule with me was, if you don't want to know, then don't ask. This didn't make sense that no one would listen. I went through all the range of emotions you are now going through. Scars on the once perfect skin, hating to pass a mirror,because I would notice the lift in my skin that probably had something under it like wyrms. Then something hit me, I'm not sure when or why, but the thought was that I could suddenly affect myself and my world in ways I never thought.
A caution to the wise, if you try this experiment, the more extreme your vision is for your body the more it will hurt, change doesn't often come easy.
Put up a picture of yourself or what you wish to be (remember the caution) and look at it as if it is. Do not look at it as if it is in the future, but in the now.
At the very least you will learn something about yourself or if you allow it you will feel empowered.
whiterose
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Post by thinker on Nov 11, 2006 11:39:51 GMT -5
Whiterose you are so right.
Having a clear vision of what we want is usually the toughest part of attaining it, whether it's a good job or the perfect husband.
In addition to the picture, we could also make a list of all the internal qualities we want included in that new package.
Sometimes it's really hard to list those things, so we might start by listing the things we do not want which will help us formulate what we do want.
This is a terrific exercise for anyone and is especially pertinent to us.
Thank you so much!!
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Post by thinker on Nov 11, 2006 11:44:41 GMT -5
P.S. One caveat emptor:
Be very thoughtful and take time to put this info together. Review it and edit it often until you know it is complete.
I used this method prior to meeting my husband, listing everything I wanted and didn't want in a spouse.
So I say with experience, be careful what you ask for. A slight omission of detail can make all the diff, believe me! ROTF
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Post by thinker on Nov 11, 2006 12:01:45 GMT -5
I was frantically writing notes during the XZONE show last night. Thanks to Rob McConnell for extending it an extra hour!!!
Isn't it nice to have hosts like Jeff Rense and Rob and Sue Vogan who understand, have intelligent curiosity and the power to amplify this?
At one point during the show, it was stated that our new residents could actually adapt to become us, instead of us becoming more like them.
Using Whiterose's technique, along with other creative visualization methods, I firmly believe we can shape these things to be anything we want.
They are surrounded by us (mentally, spiritually, physically) - we have the power. They are but residents in the Thinker Hotel and if they are going to stay, they're going to have to play by the rules.
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Post by whiterose on Nov 13, 2006 16:53:33 GMT -5
Just a thought, the other day I was bending down to pick something off the floor and hit my eye at the corner, just swelled a bit, not bad. I sat down on thought how dumb I am, that table has been there since I put it there and just because I didn't see it at that moment, didn't change the fact that it was there.
Just because folks can't see that it is there at any given moment, doesn't mean it is not. Perhaps Morgellons will hit them in the eye and wake them up. Now, would be the right time!
whiterose
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