The law of attraction

[Ariel]

Very nice story Pollyanna . Great inspiration for others.

I have also watched the secret and it really is fantastic. I have also listened to Napolean Hill's Think & Grow Rich. It is mind blowing, the best thing I ever did was set it as my alarm clock in the morning it really sets me up for the day .
I am 20 years old and sometimes wonder like everyone else what am I here to do? What is my path in life? Etc etc. However after watching the secret and listening to some great audio cd’s I am coming closer to understanding the real me and reaching for my real passion/dream in life.

Put meditation and the law of attraction together and you will create a master piece.

Good luck to everyone with your journey on this earth and may it be a life full of love, happiness and dreams coming true.

Thanks
Ariel xx

[Julielz]

Pollyanna... I love ya!!!

Fantastic demonstration! Thanks for being so generous with your story and pics. You rock.

Sounds like you have read a little Abraham-Hicks as well. True? Not true? Any way you slice it, The Secret, Think and Grow Rich, Shakti, Louise, Abraham-Hicks, it is all so yummy and fun and celebratory of our ability to create a life we love. Yay!

After reading your story I sat for an old school "visualizing my dreams" meditation. I forgot how good this felt. Thanks for the inspiration.

Again, you rock!

Mucho Love,
Julie

[pollyanna]

Originally Posted by Ariel

Very nice story Pollyanna . Great inspiration for others.

Thanks
Ariel xx

Thankyou Ariel and welcome to this great comunity. To be exposed to LifeFlow meditation and Napoleon Hill by the tender age of 20 is amazing. I am so excited for you and cannot wait to see how you progress and what masterpiece you will create. What a fantastic idea to wake up listening to such great stuff!!! Go girl and reach for the stars. Happiness and joy to you

[pollyanna]

Originally Posted by Julielz

Pollyanna... I love ya!!!

Fantastic demonstration! Thanks for being so generous with your story and pics. You rock.

Sounds like you have read a little Abraham-Hicks as well. True? Not true? Any way you slice it, The Secret, Think and Grow Rick, Shakti, Louise, Abraham-Hicks, it is all so yummy and fun and celebratory of our ability to create a life we love. Yay!

After reading your story I sat for an old school "visualizing my dreams" meditation. I forgot how good this felt. Thanks for the inspiration.

Again, you rock!

Mucho Love,
Julie

Thankyou Julie for your fantastic message. I haven't read Abraham-Hicks yet but I certainly will. What do you recommend? So pleased you are visualizing your dreams! I'm working on creating a huge new dream for the new year but not quite sure what yet. I walked round the lake today with my grandchildren singing "HI ho Hi ho it's off to work we go etc." We had a fantastic time. Love ya too. Happiness and joy to you and yours

[Julielz]

Wow, you are clearly in tune with the Abraham-Hicks message. They speak of emotions as a guidance system all the time. The break-through book is called "Ask and It Is Given." They have more, but this is a phenomenal read. You are already a demonstration of what they teach and speak of... but it would be a fun ride to check in with their like-minded message.

I would write more but I am off to dinner with friends.

xoxo, Julie

[srikant]

that was beutifully illustrated explnation of power of mind.i too have experienced glimpses

[pollyanna]

Originally Posted by srikant

that was beutifully illustrated explnation of power of mind.i too have experienced glimpses

So glad you have experienced glimpses Srikant. I think the beginning words of the song "When you believe" describe very well what we do in the beginning:-
"Many nights we've prayed with no proof anyone can hear" I hope you use the power of your mind and create a beautiful picture. Joy and happiness to you

[cswaly]

Hi Pollyanna,

This is a very inspiring story. I have also seen glimpses of what you can do with the mind. However, I do know that I need to work on it more and make my mind in a state of being 100% positive state where I start to create my own reality. I havent used meditation much but been using affirmations and putting myself in state of mind where I see myself in what I want to achieve and then describe it to myself. This is really fun and I am enjoying it. How long do you usually have creative flow playing for? Is it ok to have it playing for a few hours?
I personally think that having a community like this will help us to create the positive vibrations we need to be able to achieve our dreams. Having started my journey with meditation, I am really looking forward to having lots of lovely things happening in my life. Thank You for sharing your story

[neilcamp]

Originally Posted by neilcamp

That's a wonderful story Pollyanna. I too have read and practised things from Dale Carnegie's book 'How to stop worrying and start living', as well as both Napolean Hill's books ('Think & Grow Rich' and 'The Master Key to Riches' and also 'Psycho Cybernetics' by Maxwell Maltz. They did well for me, while I made a concerted effort to use the advice in them, but I was'nt as dedicated as you were. Yes, whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve. I truly believe that.

Hello again Polly and anyone else reading this post. I just wanted to say that I have the eBook 'Think & Grow Rich' by Napolian Hill. I don't remember where I found it on the internet, but it is now in the Public Domain, so anyone can get it for free. If you do a search I think that you will find it.

Cheers for now.
Neil

[Raven]

The e-book can be found in many places. Here is one link:

http://www.soilandhealth.org/03sov/0....Grow.Rich.pdf

This is just a short aside to help people better utilize the Google search engine and waste less time hunting down whatever it is they're searching for. If you want to find a specific type of file, like the PDF I just gave the link to, or an mp3 or whatever, go to the Google search engine and type in the following:

filetype: pdf (Note - When you type there should be no space between the colon [:] and the pdf. I can't put them together on this post because it turns it into a smiley face. But when you type it into Google, omit the space and run it all together.)

I use PDF as an example, but if I was looking for an mp3 I would type:

filetype:mp3

Then type a space, then type the specific name of the file you're looking for. In the PDF example, using that "filetype: pdf" search parameter tells Google you only want it to return search results that are PDF files. That way you won't get 100 million search results for every page that happens to mention the file you're looking for. You can insert any file type you're hunting for. This should save you a great deal of time weeding through false hits and getting to the exact file you were looking for.

A second hint: Try putting the name of the file you're looking for inside quotation marks. That way Google will only look for that exact file name. This also shortens your search time, but be certain you know the exact file name because if you're off by even a single character then your search will be looking for a file with an incorrect name.

For example, to locate the Think and Grow Rich PDF file I provided the link to above, I went to Google and typed in the following:

filetype: pdf "Think and Grow Rich"

This brought me immediately to a site that had the free PDF file for that e-book. Had I typed in:

filetype: pdf "Think & Grow Rich"

I might have found the file but only on sites that used the "&" sign rather than the word "and" in the title of the e-book.

Happy web hunting!

~R~