Abundance:
I love the main characters of the story The Way Home and this love makes new stories based upon them easily please me. Recently, I have been reading a lot. I am positively expecting a lot.
I beautifully ended one of my stories today and started a new one yesterday. This time, the main characters are studying in the same university and what I know about university could be put into the writing now.
Continually, the following existences are my easy, good-feeling, existing matches:
I always have abundant free time to do what I like. I am always in wonderful physical environments. I am well supported by wonderfully working electronic products, the Internet, and related software/apps.
I have abundant passions, interests and hobbies which make my life fulfilling most of the time. I write. I read. I explore and do the work. I listen to Abe, learn, practice and pre-pave. I play with kids. I am immersed in the beauty of music. I act upon present inspiration and impulse which can not be predicted by the physical mind...
Relativity and Relationships
The HS was talking about being cheated by her husband and being really attracted by a new person. The conversation reminded me of another conversation in which Abe said people would hurriedly get into a relationship to escape the loneliness and after a while, they found that this relationship also had a lot of negative aspects. Having someone could immediately fill the void of loneliness, and so it seemed a wonderful idea at first. But they made the decision out of misalignment and often, most of the time, this new relationship would not be satisfying either. When you feel so lonely, then having someone may seem extra good. When the husband of the HS said to her that he cheated her for ten years, then of course, the new person would become extra good and attractive. However, if the HS is purely aligned on this subject, would she feel that this new person is the right, aligned one? I don't think so. That's why the most important job for us to make an important decision is to get aligned first.
When you feel lonely, weak and needy, someone shows up, caring about you, encouraging you, comforting you and helping you, you may fall in love with him/her, not caring about any other aspects. When you get back to alignment and independence, rarely needing care and comfort from other people, what would happen? Do you still love him/her? Is he/she still be soft, loving and patient, or he/she becomes picky because you are normal now?
I had an interesting experience. I got a strong feeling for a person, but at the same time, I knew he's definitely not the right person if I really wanted a relationship--actually I didn't. I discovered that I was actually falling in love with his unconditional composure. He was emotionally stable in a messy working environment. As for other asepcts, I knew clearly that his appearance didn't attract me at all, and I didn't think he was interested in getting aligned and being Who He Is on different life subjects. We may not have anything interesting to talk about. Some time later, this feeling was gone naturally. Back then, my understanding of relationship was not that clear and deep, but now knowing what I know, I can say in that case, if I was really persuing a matching, aligned relationship, I might say to myself: A little closer but not enough. Thank you for letting me know that emotional stability/unconditional lightheartedness is really attractive to me. But this is just one of the traits I wanna see in the person; there are many other aspects I would like to see in the person...
Worthiness, unworthiness, the next logical step, appreciation and taking for granted
Sometimes, I would come across short videos in which a man cared for a woman, such as asking for a blanket on behalf of the girl, or open the water bottle for her immediately noticing that she wants to have a sip of water, etc. Then I read the comments, and I am amazed and shocked by the strong appreciation and sentences like "Get someone who would do this for you." Really? Are these things so rare, so hard to do, and so romantic? I'd do these things for my friends, family and even someone I just know for two days too. These behaviors can purely come from one's natural friendly attitude. I had heard a girl talking to the bus driver about her not having the coin and the bus card had no money, and I just walked to her and paid for her. There was a time I was quite philanthropic and caring too much about other people; but that has nothing to do with romantic feelings. And a large part of people actually has this kind of nature if they get aligned; caring and uplifting other people gives them pleasure and joy.
Yes, all of these are wonderful and worth appreciating. But the comments I see often ooze a feeling of unworthiness, and their experiencing this world not that friendly...
Then the other extreme is, some people would take others' kindness for granted. I don't like that too. And I am very clear that this attitude is a big factor of hurting and worsening relationships...
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Vague, and clear and specific
I looped several Abe clips about retionships and compare them and explore them and discover quite interesting things.
A man said that for eight years, he could easily get sex but not the true lover. In a sense, he was telling this story--"Sex is easy but the true lover is hard to find" again and again. He was actually quite vague about what kind of true lovers he is looking for. It is just a clip not a whole workshop, and in this conversation, Abe didn't guide him into great specifics. (Abraham Hicks 2023 - True Love:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdQ7pEJNFGY)
But in another one, there was very clear specific guidance Abe gave to the HS:
The HS was looking for a romantic partner. Abe suggest he imagine them get together in all kinds of situations and of course he would feel so good in them. What about eating together with the person in a restaurant? Why does this person make you happy in this specific scenario? Because this person is happy, treating the waitress so nicely, enjoying food, genuinely asking him about his preferences, appreciating food with a big smile, etc. Imagine another scenario: This person you are eating with is not happy, showing a feeling of superiority, and continually complaining about the food with repeated words... She/He may be very beautiful in terms of appearance, but do you really want to eat with him/her? For me, it would be a torture. (Abraham Hicks 2024 new - This is HOW to meet ROMANTIC Partner

Law of attraction:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_alSdsEDyeU&t=22s)
In this conversation, Abe talked about general and specifics and really emphasized the importance of these specific imaginations. Obviously, this suggestion was fit for this speicfic HS. But at a certain point, it would be fit and extra delicious for all people who want great relationships.
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