About strong desires, beliefs and resistance

[Paradise-on-Earth]

Thank you so much, PoE and Spiritualcookie, I'm still processing your words, and will come here later.

PoE, it's from Abraham Hicks - It's not your job to keep the momentumThe law of attraction

I listened to it several times, and the AI transcribed it but I hadn't corrected it fully--I may not do it, so I just post the rough version here and see weather you find it useful if you have copied it or don't feel needin git, let me know

I'm so glad it maybe served you!
THANKS A TON for sharing the transcript, I LOVE IT!!!!

[Paradise-on-Earth]

This adds so much clarity! Thank you so much POE!
So with the example of the speeding vehicles and the tree in the way - When the desire AND energetic momentum is big and bold enough, it is like driving a huge super-strong monster truck at the most powerful speeds, so it just mows down the tree (like pebbles and boulders get mown down by an avalanche), so any tree (=doubt / resistance) won't "get in the way" of your motion forward. You just sail right through it, hardly even noticing it was there (even though it was). Something like that!

exactly!
while I find the picture of "mowing over trees" that Abe gave, a bit hard to swallow but as Abe always say, no analogy is perfect...

...so MY pleasure!!

[Paradise-on-Earth]

I am wondering how strong should my desire to be that it can surpass the resistance?

...reading it all this morning I want to emphasize, I think it is more about dropping resistances, than about strengthening our desires.
The desire gets stronger, aka gets more momentum, the longer we work/think/ponder it- all by it's own. Including everytime "you didn't get it", you want it MORE. So, this really takes care of itself.

But what we can do- and it is such fun to do it, is to ENJOY the journey. To appreciate the strength that we discover in ourselves, the unconditional love that we learn, the beauty on the "scenic backroads" that life lures us into, while we follow the leads of our desires! And I think, THAT really is the meaning of life...

[Jenny Lee]

I am wondering how strong should my desire to be that it can surpass the resistance?

...reading it all this morning I want to emphasize, I think it is more about dropping resistances, than about strengthening our desires.
The desire gets stronger, aka gets more momentum, the longer we work/think/ponder it- all by it's own. Including everytime "you didn't get it", you want it MORE. So, this really takes care of itself.

But what we can do- and it is such fun to do it, is to ENJOY the journey. To appreciate the strength that we discover in ourselves, the unconditional love that we learn, the beauty on the "scenic backroads" that life lures us into, while we follow the leads of our desires! And I think, THAT really is the meaning of life...

I just re-listened to this clip. It seems to me that what Abe said was the balance. The HS's desire of uplifting people on a larger scale like making movies is already strong. Abe suggest he continually do the vibrational work, get more confident about his ability to uplife and at the same time, the momentum of this desire would just get stronger and stronger, and therefore at a point, the desire would surpass the residual resistance, and it happens.

In this specific conversation, Abe emphasized the importance of a STRONG desire and the fact a very strong desire can surpass the resistance. They don't do it in all conversations; actually not that much. What does the specific emphasis related to specific vibrational work? Now I remembered another conversation Abe had with an actor in which Abe also emphasized the importance of a strong desire and sorta suggested it would very worthwhile for the actor to continually do auditions even if he feels uncomfortable because that would add the momentum of his desire which would be very beneficial as he then let go of resistance.

In practical terms, if the desire doesn't surpass the resistance no matter how strong I think it is, then my only work is to release resistance as much as I can, or feel as good as I can. I know this.

So, maybe: For some people, Abe suggest step 1 is extra beneficial for them to enhance their desire which can cause it to more easily manifest. Meaning: It would be very beneficial for the actor to continually go for the auditions even when he has not fully lined up with auditions. While for other people, such as the 60-year-old man who lost his financial empire who has already built
extremely strong desire in his Vortex, his work is not to enhance the momentum, but to reach for relief as much as he can.

The conversation between the actor and Abe is on youtube:
Esther Hicks on becoming a successful actor.

[Paradise-on-Earth]

I am wondering how strong should my desire to be that it can surpass the resistance?

...reading it all this morning I want to emphasize, I think it is more about dropping resistances, than about strengthening our desires.
The desire gets stronger, aka gets more momentum, the longer we work/think/ponder it- all by it's own. Including everytime "you didn't get it", you want it MORE. So, this really takes care of itself.

But what we can do- and it is such fun to do it, is to ENJOY the journey. To appreciate the strength that we discover in ourselves, the unconditional love that we learn, the beauty on the "scenic backroads" that life lures us into, while we follow the leads of our desires! And I think, THAT really is the meaning of life...

I just re-listened to this clip. It seems to me that what Abe said was the balance. The HS's desire of uplifting people on a larger scale like making movies is already strong. Abe suggest he continually do the vibrational work, get more confident about his ability to uplife and at the same time, the momentum of this desire would just get stronger and stronger, and therefore at a point, the desire would surpass the residual resistance, and it happens.

In this specific conversation, Abe emphasized the importance of a STRONG desire and the fact a very strong desire can surpass the resistance. They don't do it in all conversations; actually not that much. What does the specific emphasis related to specific vibrational work? Now I remembered another conversation Abe had with an actor in which Abe also emphasized the importance of a strong desire and sorta suggested it would very worthwhile for the actor to continually do auditions even if he feels uncomfortable because that would add the momentum of his desire which would be very beneficial as he then let go of resistance.

In practical terms, if the desire doesn't surpass the resistance no matter how strong I think it is, then my only work is to release resistance as much as I can, or feel as good as I can. I know this.

So, maybe: For some people, Abe suggest step 1 is extra beneficial for them to enhance their desire which can cause it to more easily manifest. Meaning: It would be very beneficial for the actor to continually go for the auditions even when he has not fully lined up with auditions. While for other people, such as the 60-year-old man who lost his financial empire who has already built
extremely strong desire in his Vortex, his work is not to enhance the momentum, but to reach for relief as much as he can.

The conversation between the actor and Abe is on youtube:
Esther Hicks on becoming a successful actor.

Yes, I think you hit the nail on the head!
We are all unique in what we want, how we want it, and how close we already are, how large our resistance or momentum is... so, there is never a "right or wrong" per se. Only WE can FEEL what feels as joyfully calling, or as relief. If we eagerly wanna press the gas-pedal and race- or if we realllly need a break and some chilling out...!

As Abe always say: "We only have 1 answer... FEEL GOOD in ANY WAY IT WORKS FOR YOU!"