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April 1st, 2008, 18:08
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thank you pollyanna
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thanks so much pollyanna...i could feel love and deep sincerity coming from you...i'm glad to inform you too that after reading the The Secret which i have downloaded from your post, i have instantly love what was written on it...
I did some research about the book and found a downloadable file (in djvu format) but i wasn't contented and i told myself i have to HAVE that book, physically. then last saturday, whch is a day before my birthday, my brother had told me that he found a book similar to what i was reading from my computer..and aha, 'the secret' really works haha..i was just so happy that my abrupt action was to buy it..and now i have it..wasn't it a perfect gift for myself? ;-)
i know this book could help me, though little by little, since i understand i couldn't get perfect result in an overnight basis...thanks so much for leading me to this..can't say anything more but a big thanks coming from my heart
with love,
grace 
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April 20th, 2008, 14:35
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Hi Pmaia. I really do think that your interpretation of the word 'rich' is rather narrow. To me, 'rich' includes aspects like good health, good relationships, high self esteem, happiness, joy, giving, receiving, a great feeling of well-being and only lastly money - lastly, because if you only have money, and not the other blessings in life, your life will surely be miserable and you won't be 'rich' no matter how much money you have.
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July 10th, 2008, 14:17
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I'm perplexed
What Pollyanna wrote about The Secret inspired me to click on the 'the secret' links in her text. Each time I did that I got to Ebay. Where have I gone wrong?
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July 13th, 2008, 15:35
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August 11th, 2008, 20:27
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I had never seen The Secret nor had it been produced in the year 2003, NEVERTHELESS, I began realizing that the Ol' Gravitational Constant I had learned about back in Accelerated High School Physics, actually had a validity or effect to people as well (not just celestial bodies)when applied to real events across time; And it was particularly noticeable when you apply a FLANGING sound energy on it´s next akin energy of the same frequency, expressed in photons, hence light- or the human body. When these two meet- it magnifies, accelerates or enhances the Gravitational characteristics of human psyche or human thought as our thoughts also are made up of matter, thought at the microcosmic scale. As above, so below. All matter is subjected to this Gravitational Law, no matter how large or small the matter is.
At first I dwelled on the idea and tried to understand it, yet my teachers were inept to further explain it from the microcosm level. Their minds were limited to understanding only the application as it related to planets the way the scientific community of those days relayed the information. I questioned if it also related to particles of human matter, but it just made their heads spin in bewilderment.
After years of experience I noticed that such a law effects human behavior too. Ever since I realized that (by experience and scientific understanding), I´ve tried to explain it to people, and I took to the pen and began writing about it and sharing it with friends. By the time the Secret and What the Bleep... came out, I was relieved that such an incredible undertaking- to show the rest of the world, was not something I no longer had to do.
If you it doesn´t make sense to someone, it only means that you don´t know enough; and to anyone who falls in this catergory, I encourage you to study physics, wave phenomena, and other related subjects at least to Preengineering College to have more information, or have an experience and it will all make sense.
Until then, to the untrained mind, believing that 500,000 pounds can fly would be difficult if not impossible, yet planes do fly and soar through the skies. The Law of Gravity affects celestial bodies and particles of thought, just alike.
Next you may want to understand the duality of light- particle vs the wave aspect of light- these particles or quanta are intelligent (double slit experiment) and they travel in groups such as a wave because they vibrate. Remember or research the fact that everything alive has a vibratory presence, to help you with this one. Good luck in your search for wisdom and truths.
simon velez
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August 12th, 2008, 05:34
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"The universe is the reflection of man in the mirror of man; . . . The book of the Whole of Space is doing nothing but interpreting you."
Sun'ullah Gaibi, 17th century
Gus
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October 5th, 2008, 23:47
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Great stuff! Thank you so much for typing this out for us.
I'm curious about something however. I've been following some teachings, Eckhart Tolle and the like, and their main focus is that you need to accept things and stop thinking. However I know that thoughts will be there no matter what you do, and that the power to control them comes from recognizing that these thoughts are you, so stop running away from them. So when I have this telling me to think about good things so as to attract them to myself, then I have other things telling me to stop thinking, and accept things as they are, I get confused.
I'm afraid of finding myself attached to an idea like I have been for my entire life. I've found so much happyness from accepting things as they are. Does this make any sense? Any suggestions?
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October 6th, 2008, 02:37
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Originally Posted by mitchfilsinger
Great stuff! Thank you so much for typing this out for us.
I'm curious about something however. I've been following some teachings, Eckhart Tolle and the like, and their main focus is that you need to accept things and stop thinking.... .....So when I have this telling me to think about good things so as to attract them to myself, then I have other things telling me to stop thinking, and accept things as they are, I get confused.
I'm afraid of finding myself attached to an idea like I have been for my entire life. I've found so much happyness from accepting things as they are. Does this make any sense? Any suggestions?
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Sounds like a typical confusion by thought, not by Self
First of all, you don't have to THINK about good things, you have to FEEL them in order to make the LOA work. FEEL what it is like to allready have it !
Secondly, Eckhart Tolle never told you to stop thinking, he told you to stop thinking USELESS thoughts. Your mind and the gift of thought are one of the best parts of the human mind, and you can use it for whatever cause you see fit.
The power of Now comes not from not being allowed to think, it comes from allowing yourself to NOT think when it is not needed !
Our addiction to thought is caused because we can't turn it off at will.
I hope I am making sense
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However I know that thoughts will be there no matter what you do, and that the power to control them comes from recognizing that these thoughts are you, so stop running away from them.
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I know for a fact that thoughts can be stopped, as I am getting better at it every day...
Recognising them is only the first step, observing them without judging them is the second.
These thoughts are not you. They are your ego.
Your true You is hidden underneath your ego, and your ego is trying to cover this up.
I suggest you re-read the book by Eckhart Tolle, or switch to "the Quiet" by Paul Wilson. The last one really helped me 
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October 6th, 2008, 03:02
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Mitch,
What you have said makes perfect sense. I think to a greater or lesser extent many of us have wondered the same things.
Personally I don't try to draw things towards me. I guess I kinda follow the buddhist approach and just try to experience the world around me and remember that I am the creator/co-creator of the universe which I percieve myself to live in. Peace is what I'm after. I find the peace I seek most often when I'm not preoccupied with the things I percieve in the world whether it be thoughts the mind is thinking or material posessions or lack there-of.
I still work, have a family, friends and many other relationships. Many of the relationships I have today are much more deliberate relationships than they used to be. Some of the relationships I've had in the past are gone now as a result of the direction my life has taken. This is probably the case in most people involved in this forum. Life is always in flux and change is the most constant thing in our lives.
In any event Material things are the last thing that will make me happy; I know that from the deepest of my being. I just can't think of anything in this world that I want other than peace. I know that a regular, constant meditation program will bring me peace. I know this because I've been doing it long enough to experience it from time to time. I also know that true peace can only be experienced in the moment. On those occasions when I can be totally present I am peace. as soon as I "think" I am peaceful, it is gone. That fast. It is an amazing phenomena.
What it amounts to Mitch is you . . . What is it that you want? If you want something bad enough you CAN draw it to you or manifest it in your life.
For me, personally; manifesting anything other than peace puts me on dangerous ground.
gus
Last edited by bashmaki : October 6th, 2008 at 03:04.
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October 6th, 2008, 05:11
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Originally Posted by mitchfilsinger
Great stuff! Thank you so much for typing this out for us.
I'm curious about something however. I've been following some teachings, Eckhart Tolle and the like, and their main focus is that you need to accept things and stop thinking. However I know that thoughts will be there no matter what you do, and that the power to control them comes from recognizing that these thoughts are you, so stop running away from them. So when I have this telling me to think about good things so as to attract them to myself, then I have other things telling me to stop thinking, and accept things as they are, I get confused.
I'm afraid of finding myself attached to an idea like I have been for my entire life. I've found so much happyness from accepting things as they are. Does this make any sense? Any suggestions?
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Hi Mitch
I want to add something to the responses above. As Edwin said, your thoughts aren't you - they are only a part of you, your ego. Still, we know that thoughts are creative which means that when our minds are full of negative reactions to what is, we are affecting what comes to us. What a problem and what to do!
I know from experience that resisting a negative thought or reaction can make it stronger so as Basmaki (Gus) said above, the best thing is just to observe it. By doing that we detach and get in touch with a deeper Self that's doing the observing. It's our mind, our thinking and not us. I've gotten to the point where I can laugh at some of my programming. I'm just not as attached to it anymore and let it play out. Because I'm not emotionally tied to it, it loses its creative juice.
Like Gus, I want peace which for me means the highest and best for everyone, but I also need help as I'm trying to maneuver through life, so I ask for guidance in that vein. If I want to draw something to me I ask that it be "in divine order." I ask for my heart to open, my thoughts and words to be filled with loving kindness for myself and everyone I meet and my mind to find wise solutions to whatever problem is presenting itself. If I can think and speak and do good, I help others and I also draw the same to myself.
I'm not a saint. I still have lots of negative tendencies, but little by little I am learning to be positive. And the motivation for doing all this is that it makes me happier not to mention the people around me.
Finally, I think that accepting things as they are like you said above is really a wise way to live if you mean that you don't lose energy by shaking a fist at fate when difficult things come. We are living out the fruits of our karma which is another way to look at the LOA. We have drawn our present experiences to us from past actions (karma means action). There's nothing we can do about what has come, only how we react. And how we choose to act from now on. I find a lot of peace in that.
Wishing you the best,
Bhavya
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