Re: What's Holding Me Back?
Posted: Sat Oct 19, 2024 6:49 am
I suppose that just boils down to our own independent baggage. It took me a good decade or so (at least) to realize that I had a lot of worthiness issues to sort through before even getting to where I am now. Some people must have less baggage and supportive parents, so those hear one message and become the millionaires in question.I do wonder why so few of the millions of people that read their books and watch their videos have a noticeable change. Shouldn’t anyone that encounters their stuff just become a happy millionaire really quickly?
That's a hell of a success story! Congrats!I have had multiple multiple poofs of money appearing out of nowhere, including paying off all my student loans and now having my highest net-worth of my life. With almost zero “earning” attached to it.
Sounds like we're in the same position mentally.Living with the negativity of my own mind can be quite hard- which is another sign I probably need to really dive deeeeeeeeep into this vibe work until it’s a peachy, fun, happy, satisfying friend and place to live.
I blame my parents But then Abraham says forget what your parents taught you and just jump head-first into these teachings, but it's so much easier said than done.Fuck it, why don’t we be the ones to really gain mastery of this stuff? Not on the mental level which we probably already are (and which gives us a huge edge going in), but truly on the level of embodiment through deep practice.
Thank you! I am curious. Since I've stopped trying so hard to force it all in and release a lot of the work to Abraham, I've noticed I have a lot more time on my handsI’m sure it’s easier than most manual labor, and easier than feeling mopey and sad and having negative thoughts when you don’t want them!
Challenge accepted!Here’s the link. I think I’m going to really give this a go soon. I dare you to as well if you want.
I'm chiming in here
Nowhere close to what he's describing. And I want to. As Tony Robbins would say, I've associated my current position with enough pain to push myself toward pleasure using any or all of those methods.
In fact I skipped a hike today to sit at home and watch TV (at least it's Star Trek!). The kicker - I live in Grand Teton National Park - not nearby, but actually within its boundaries. I should be out hiking every day! I should be basking in this landscape every day!
Exactly. But, you are already there! IT IS DONE! All your "work" is to notice that you are ALWAYS "there"!If I put those practices that he wrote about (aka, that Abe has been saying all along) into actual use, there is no possible way I could ever find any lack around me!
If you REALLY want to see yourself through sources eyes, start with not blaming yourself for where you are, or where you have been. You always have been without lack,you just didn't notice! Source will NEVER blame you! And when you blame yourself, you have slipped once more, and that feels not good. But it was necessary in this moment for you to move closer to truly understanding.That was really the spiritual kick in the ass I needed. What the hell have I been doing?? I want to see my home and my surroundings the way Abraham sees it and I don't want to become complacent to it anymore. I really have no excuse.
In fact I did feel called outside, and driving home to get a few things before heading back out, I was excited to do it. But then I sat down and started distracting myself with things that weren't as important, and then I found reasons to stay - uninspired reasons. Long story short - I like to hike as often as possible. Last week I caught a stomach bug though that lingered for an extra day and ever since I haven't been getting any exercise. I started practicing the vibration of sitting indoors and distracting myself with unimportant things, resulting in a more lazy and uninspired feeling.You are not (in this moment) a match to a glorious hike in the Tetons. And so, source DOES NOT CALL YOU THERE!
I totally get that too! But at the same time, I've been finding excuses to remain in step 1 for nearly 2 decades now. I haven't been doing the step 3 work nearly to the degree that I thought I had, and I think it's time I start to shift my point of attraction to allow in some of the things I've been creating for the nearly 50 years I've been alive! And I do recognize that this whole thread represents a lot of work and growth, and I do take joy in that, but I've been waiting for nearly two decades to enjoy my life on my terms, so I think it's ok to admit that I need to put a little more effort into being a little less negative while training myself to deliberately be a little more positive.You ARE doing the work!! You can't not do it!
It's less shame and blame on myself and more recognizing an awareness that I could be doing a little more to lean toward step 3. And yes, the abundance has been all around me, but it's hard to recognize that when you've been hovering around the poverty line for nearly two decades. The "work" that was in that other post that was linked here felt like a missing piece, not so much in an efforting attempt, but more in a lifting of a veil to see the world better. I was inspired to that link, and I'm inspired to raise my vibration once and for all by NOTICING the abundance around me instead of trying to find ways to force it all into my bank account. It made me aware that I've been leaning much more toward step 1 than 3, and as Abraham says, "That is the work!" If I'm going to live the life that I know is waiting for me, I have to (at least initially) push myself to stop the negative thinking so that I ultimately can live a more deliberate life. The word "work" itself seems loaded. In this case, ever since reviving this thread, I've had a Beatles lyric stuck in my head, and having read Hands in the Clay's post last night, it made me realize that that's the "work" that I really need to be doing more of: "Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream."If you REALLY want to see yourself through sources eyes, start with not blaming yourself for where you are, or where you have been. You always have been without lack,you just didn't notice!
I love that you found so much more momentum on what you want, and what you know to be your truth, here and now! I find you to be VERY clear, and it feels as if you would now have a much bolder momentum. What a wonderful thing!mikec wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 12:27 pm I totally get what you're saying and in many ways I agree, but the example I gave yesterday from my personal perspective was passing on a day that would have been more enjoyable spent outside.
In fact I did feel called outside, and driving home to get a few things before heading back out, I was excited to do it. But then I sat down and started distracting myself with things that weren't as important, and then I found reasons to stay - uninspired reasons. Long story short - I like to hike as often as possible. Last week I caught a stomach bug though that lingered for an extra day and ever since I haven't been getting any exercise. I started practicing the vibration of sitting indoors and distracting myself with unimportant things, resulting in a more lazy and uninspired feeling.You are not (in this moment) a match to a glorious hike in the Tetons. And so, source DOES NOT CALL YOU THERE!
Again, I get that you're saying it's totally ok and that sometimes that's what's "needed" or "inspired," but in this case, I was ignoring my real inspiration and succumbing to a more lazy lifestyle, which doesn't make me feel good.
I totally get that too! But at the same time, I've been finding excuses to remain in step 1 for nearly 2 decades now. I haven't been doing the step 3 work nearly to the degree that I thought I had, and I think it's time I start to shift my point of attraction to allow in some of the things I've been creating for the nearly 50 years I've been alive! And I do recognize that this whole thread represents a lot of work and growth, and I do take joy in that, but I've been waiting for nearly two decades to enjoy my life on my terms, so I think it's ok to admit that I need to put a little more effort into being a little less negative while training myself to deliberately be a little more positive.You ARE doing the work!! You can't not do it!
It's less shame and blame on myself and more recognizing an awareness that I could be doing a little more to lean toward step 3. And yes, the abundance has been all around me, but it's hard to recognize that when you've been hovering around the poverty line for nearly two decades. The "work" that was in that other post that was linked here felt like a missing piece, not so much in an efforting attempt, but more in a lifting of a veil to see the world better. I was inspired to that link, and I'm inspired to raise my vibration once and for all by NOTICING the abundance around me instead of trying to find ways to force it all into my bank account. It made me aware that I've been leaning much more toward step 1 than 3, and as Abraham says, "That is the work!" If I'm going to live the life that I know is waiting for me, I have to (at least initially) push myself to stop the negative thinking so that I ultimately can live a more deliberate life. The word "work" itself seems loaded. In this case, ever since reviving this thread, I've had a Beatles lyric stuck in my head, and having read Hands in the Clay's post last night, it made me realize that that's the "work" that I really need to be doing more of: "Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream."If you REALLY want to see yourself through sources eyes, start with not blaming yourself for where you are, or where you have been. You always have been without lack,you just didn't notice!
aww, thanks for sharing this! I'm very glad that it helps!I always appreciate your positive outlook and feedback! Thank you for posting and for helping me clarify my statements!
Mikec named his thread "What's Holding Me Back?"
Money recently has become SO painful, I have stomach aches of worry, insomnia, short attention span etc, cigarettes.
How can I sooth this?