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So greatful!

Today, I am mainly grateful in this month of gratitude and recognition for understanding that I am living in a mental universe; that it is completely governed by me, thinking; and that I can choose to think whatever I want to think.

Now this next part might blow your hair back a bit when I tell you that my body IS my thinking about my body made visible so that I can see visibly what I am thinking.  If my body is overweight, guess what?  Yeppers.  I’m thinking I am overweight.  And I just know that if you are overweight, you think you are overweight, too.  We’ve been doing this innocently for many years because we did not know that our thinking was causing it.

It’s just too cool to know, and once you know this, and you feel ready (having removed through completion all the things you think have to come first, like paying bills, etc.),  you can then create a project where you consciously choose to think “I am normal” and you hold that thought until it manifests.  It will manifest the moment you sincerely believe it in the depths of your heart.

That’s a lot of understanding to be grateful for, wouldn’t you agree?  Now if you want to get a grip on this kind of thinking, email me, okay, and we’ll talk and I’ll help you.  pat@theworldofwithin.com

Love,

Pat

Today, I am in a state of anticipation - hope - if you will about something good that I’m confident will be manifesting tomorrow.  I think of anticipation, or hope, as the expectation of good things to come.  And it’s part of the understanding behind life being mental, because I know that if I hold this expected good thing in my mind, if I entertain the completion of this hoped-for event until I am absolutely convinced that it is true for me, than it will manifest in my life.  In fact, I know it’s 68% into the manifestation chute right now.

Hope is the second of the trinity: Faith, Hope, and Charity.  I re-translate those into Self-Confidence, Expectation of the Good, and Love. I know these are a mental trinity that can be worked and today, I’ve got a big trinity going inside my mind.  I am utterly grateful that I understand that I control this process.  There is no Universe out there arbitrarily deciding if I can have something or not.  It’s me, thinking my thoughts and actively creating the good I desire.  When I add gratitude to the mix, it just sweetens the soup.

Love ya,

Pat

Calif. Lake

It’s been raining here much of today and yesterday, and outside, it looks as clear as Convict Lake, above. Such beauty!  I have a deep sense of gratitude for where I live on days like this, and no, I don’t live near Convict Lake.  I live in Running Springs, CA.

You and I have survived to one degree or another all of the issues of our childhood.  When I began to write my book, I had first thought of naming it “I Forgive Me For My Childhood.”  It seemed that all the issued I had dealt with were consuming my life at that time. I have a philosophical attitude that we live the first half of our lives asleep, and we live the second half of our lives figuring out what we were supposed to learn during the first half.  At least, that’s what my life has been like.

One of my therapists ( I keep going back to get help whenever I discover another pocket that needs emptying) told me that over 70% of obese women suffer from issues of abuse.  I am one of that 70%.  What I experienced is detailed in my book, so I won’t chew my cabbage twice here. Let me say this: obesity is an incredibly intelligent wrapping which I formed as a layer of protection to save me from things too terrible to consider, to horrendous to live through.  And yet, didn’t I live through them? Didn’t you? Do you have the courage unfolded now to get some help looking at what happened to you?

I had formed a concept that I was too strong for all the stuff coming at me; that I would survive regardless of how much hurt I suffered; and that there was a better way for myself.  I ended up discovering the actual Truth about Life because I was obese and this is the best payback of all. So, on a gorgeous day like today, I have a lot to look back on and be grateful for.  How about you?

Love you,

Pat