In the words of Abraham-Hicks, "The better it gets, the better it gets!!"

Gang, is this the most amazing, profound, powerful, thrilling moment you have lived - TO DATE???

(Say "Yes!" to Tes!!!)

Do you KNOW beyond a shadow of a doubt that the universe is working FEVERISHLY on your behalf to fulfill each and every desire you have ever conjured in your sweet and deserving heart????

(Say "Yes!" to Tes!!!!)

Do you realize how miraculous each and every INSTANT of conscious existence IS???????? The infinite variety of sights and smells and sounds and tactile pleasures that present themselves before you DAILY, purely for your personal, subjective acceptance or rejection - like the most luscious, abundant all-you-can-eat buffet of
experiential thrills and delights???????????

(Say "Yes!" to Tes!!!!!!!!)

Do you understand - can you COMPREHEND the FACT that all you have to do to receive these astonishing riches is to simply, wholeheartedly

SAY "YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

YES! I BELIEVE!

YES! I KNOW!

YES! I AM! TODAY! RIGHT NOW! EXACTLY, PRECISELY, PERFECTLY ON TRACK WITH MY GRANDEST PLANS AND DREAMS!

THE ONLY ONE... THE ONLY ONE WHO NEEDS CONVINCING OF THIS BLESSED TRUTH... IS YOU!!!!!!!!!

The moment YOU decide it is perfectly okay for you to HAVE IT ALL... IT IS YOURS!!!!!!!!!

No conditions. No delays. No more proving yourself. No more penance. No more suffering.

The struggle is over the very instant you say "YES!"

In love and joy,
Tes.

Hi,

I'm saying YES YES YES, to Tes!!!!

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"YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

YES! I BELIEVE!

YES! I KNOW!

YES! I AM! TODAY! RIGHT NOW! EXACTLY, PRECISELY, PERFECTLY ON TRACK WITH MY GRANDEST PLANS AND DREAMS!"
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Yes Tes Yes!! And thank you for making it all sound so exciting ... sometimes we accept it as absolute truth but forget to vibrate with the excitement of the KNOWING.

Thanks again, Tes!

Warmly,
Robyne

Yes, Tes!
Horst

Hi Tes,

Thank you for the wonderful post. I have read, listened to and attended a Abraham-Hicks seminar so I was glad to see you make reference to them in your post. I found a lot of their information woven throughout the SOGR book. Although I love their work I have decided to do what Wally recommends and I have set everything aside and I am concentrating solely on the book and the course.
And of course YES, YES, YES!!!

Thanks, Tes
for your very powerful words !!

It´s better than I could guess
It´s the moment I say yes
( for sure , Tes !)

YES! I BELIEVE!

YES! I KNOW!

YES! I AM! TODAY! RIGHT NOW! EXACTLY, PRECISELY, PERFECTLY ON TRACK WITH MY GRANDEST PLANS AND DREAMS!

And my track is like a prayer

".. prayers lay down the track down on which God´s power can come
Like a mighty locomotive, his power is irresistible, but it cannot reach us without rails" (( Watchman Nee ))

So here it comes with "the present"

my YES !

And GOD bless

you , Tes !

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Love from

Soren

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I am trying to say "Yes", Tes, but somehow my heart just isn't in it today. It's coming out:

"Y-e-e-e-e-s, Tes".

Remember the section in the book that says, to paraphrase, focus on what you have right now, rather than chasing around after the "what if's"?

But what do you do when you've been flogging yourself for the past 4-5 years and just don't have the energy, the drive, the whatever to push yourself just that little bit further.

Could knowing knowing when admitting defeat also be construed as making the best out of your current situation? Should I just roll over and say "I'm not fighting this any more?"

Maybe the couple of hours spent filling in an on-line job application will attract the right interest from "out there".

Dear Wendy,

Thank you for having the courage to share your feelings. I know where you are, as I've succumbed to despair and frustration plenty! As I said in an earlier post, we are all a captive audience to the thoughts that we think...

As to "flogging yourself for the past 4 - 5 years..." just stop that right now! Making yourself wrong serves nothing - except causing you to continue attracting more of what you say you don't want.

What I believe Wally means about accepting where we're at is not about defeat. It's about trusting the process. It's about knowing that the past does not equal the future. That we truly have no idea what's in store for us in the very next moment, and so, if you can calm down, breathe, LET GO of trying to manage everything, and remind yourself of plenty of instances (I know you have them!), when life brought you a pleasant surprise, perhaps you can begin to focus on - and appreciate - the richness of this very moment...

All depression is about the past. All anxiety is about an unknown future. The present, where our point of power exists, is filled with wonder and possibility. The fact that you are alive, conscious, equipped with senses that allow you to experience the endless miraculous forms that THinking Stuff has already made manifest, is enough to turn your attention to appreciation - and if you allow it, absolutely blow your mind in awe!

The future waits before us like a blank canvas. What we project onto it gets reflected back to us. Being at the end of your rope is a good place, because it means that you have no more strength to resist - and are ready to "Let Go and Let God." Simply intend for your life to get better and better - you don't even have to know how - just do whatever you can to lift your spirits, whether taking a candlelit bath, petting your dog or cat (or getting one!), coloring with crayons, visiting a friend, or going to a lighthearted movie.

The main thing is to move some energy - and release all your mental burdens to the Universe.

It only serves to believe that you are right on schedule. Your life is in perfect Divine Order, and now that you've acquired this amazing tool, you can deliberately choose a perspective that feels better. It's not about "fooling" yourself - As that which we call reality is absolutely malleable - and subjective.

All is well, Wendy. Misery feels familiar, so it's easy to dwell there. When you've had enough, the shimmering beauty and grace of this dream experience will still be here waiting for you...

Peace and blessings,
Tes.

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Originally posted by WendyP61:
I am trying to say "Yes", Tes, but somehow my heart just isn't in it today. It's coming out:

"Y-e-e-e-e-s, Tes".

Remember the section in the book that says, to paraphrase, focus on what you have right now, rather than chasing around after the "what if's"?

But what do you do when you've been flogging yourself for the past 4-5 years and just don't have the energy, the drive, the whatever to push yourself just that little bit further.

Could knowing knowing when admitting defeat also be construed as making the best out of your current situation? Should I just roll over and say "I'm not fighting this any more?"

Maybe the couple of hours spent filling in an on-line job application will attract the right interest from "out there".

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Hello Wendy,

Well what do you think of our Tes? Isn't she somethin'?! Wow, that lady can sure write what needs to be read and taken on board.

I just dashed by here for a moment - and read your post. I wonder if you would send me an e-mail please -- I'm Aussie too you know -- would love to chat. persapp@bigpond.com

I have nothing to ad to what Tes has laid before you, here on this board, so will linger no longer. Hope your day has picked up and you have been swamped in glorious blessings .... ones you are able to see. They are all around us but we keep looking at the ground instead of at the sky.

Warmly
Robyne

Hi All,

I just wanted to comment on Tes' wonderful comment to Wendy because it also resonated with me. Tes thank you for being here you add soooo much to these forums and I for one appreciate your wisdom.

Thanks so much for your thoughtful reply.

I'm not so much clinically depressed as frustrated to within an inch of my life with my current job (on the plus side, at least I have one).

I've been thinking of leaving for some time, hence the reference to 4-5 years of flogging myself (i.e. flogging myself to keep showing up every day and an element of flogging myself for feeling like I should).

Following a particularly "inspired" piece of bureaucratic thinking from the powers-that-be this week, I've simply had enough. Hence the reference to rolling over and conceding defeat ... and my noctural on-line job application.

I guess my question was:

By "rolling over", am I resisting making the best of what I have/where I am (and I think 4-5 years is a fair attempt in this case!) or simply a case of being realistic and conceding that I've gone as far as I can and opening up to moving on?

The other thing that worries me is that seems to be an ongoing trend, remaining in jobs I don't really like, for too long, and then leaving when I feel so resentful of the place and the situation that I can bear it no longer.

Then I feel guilty knowing there are people out there who would be glad of any job at all.

All is not lost though and I'm hopeful of good things on the horizon. For example:

My husband has joked with me for ages that he'd (a) divorce me if I stayed in my current job much longer and (b) he was going to ask about a job for me in a particular department where he works that he knew could use my particular skills and he can check that I leave the office on time (!)

He went back to work this week from annual holidays and was on the phone barely an hour later to say that a "Help Wanted" notice had been circulated for just the department he was thinking of!

The pay would be a lot less and it's only a 12 month contract, but he took it one step further by going around and "surveying" everyone who had ever worked there at some time and they've all said they'd be happy to go back.

Even if the job doesn't come off, if nothing else, it's a nice reminder that I have someone who cares looking out for me!

As for the pets, I do have three cats - who are all (not surprisingly) taking shelter from the welcome rain we are enjoying here in Sydney today.

Again, thanks for your thoughts.

Do you know what Wendy take the job that is so clearly being offered to you by the Universal Substance.
Less money so What!
You will be more happy and in a more POSITIVE frame of mind to pursue your passion.
At the moment all you are focousing on is the negative.
Place that energy in the positive and off you will fly to meet you destiny.

Wendy!

What are you doing to yourself???

1) Guilt is a useless emotion.

2) Your staying on at jobs you hate because other people are out of work and you "should" be grateful, makes as much sense as our mother's telling us to eat our dinner because there are children starving in Tim-buk-tu! What on earth has it got to do with you???

If you have to work so hard at convincing yourself why you ought to stay, and why you're wrong for leaving... girl, you are in the wrong place!

3) We have all been brainwashed about choosing a profession (generally by the time we graduate high school!) that we are willing to commit to until retirement. How, in God's name can we know that? We are evolving beings. Our desires, perspectives, interests change constantly. If a j.o.b. (that's Just Over Broke) holds no challenge, no inspiration, no joy for you... GET THE HELL OUT OF THERE! Did you marry your husband because you felt guilty that others weren't asked, or because he was the one who made your heart sing???

Wendy, what is your passion? If money were not an issue in your life, and you could do whatever you wanted with your days, what would it be? (I'm talking about AFTER you've bought the house, the cars, traveled the world, etc.). Once you got used to wealth, and had too much free time on your hands, and wanted to contribute to others in some way that would have you feeling good about yourself... what would it be?

Forgive the cliche, but life is NOT a dress rehearsal! This is it. And if you are wasting one precious moment of your now occupied in anything that is draining, rather than pumping up your life-force, you are squandering the gift you have been given. God gave us free-will, remember?

We have been conditioned to live in f.e.a.r. (False Evidence Appearing Real). We have been conditioned to imagine worst-case-scenario, instead of best.

So you haven't yet found the thing you love... so what? Life is one big experiment, and you get to try anything you want, for as long as you want - and the only one expecting you to decide... is you.

I say, jump ship right now! The opportunity through your husband is simply evidence that the Universe is abundant and has INFINITE other options for you. Faith is the evidence of things unseen.

As the risk of repeating myself from an earlier post in a quote for which I cannot take credit: "When you come to the edge of all you know and are about to step off into the darkness of the unknown, faith is knowing that one of two things will happen... either the ground will rush up to meet your feet, or you will be taught how to fly."

God made the world round so that we wouldn't see too far down the road. This is supposed to be an exciting adventure.

I'm bombarding you with every great saying I've ever heard BECAUSE THEY'RE TRUE!

Think about what you want, not what you don't. Take your hand off the stove (your attention off of negative thoughts), and FEEL the relief that is available to you RIGHT NOW.

You attracted SOGR and this board into your life for a reason. I'm assuming you attracted someone like me because you needed to be shaken out of your nightmare... Grab your flashlight and take a good look - there really is no boogeyman under the bed. You are safe. All is well. Focus on the things in your life that feel good, stop tortuting yourself, and go for your joy.

You cannot get it wrong. There is a new ship coming into port every instant. You will never miss the boat. Okay?

Blessings,
Tes.

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Originally posted by WendyP61:
Thanks so much for your thoughtful reply.

I'm not so much clinically depressed as frustrated to within an inch of my life with my current job (on the plus side, at least I have one).

I've been thinking of leaving for some time, hence the reference to 4-5 years of flogging myself (i.e. flogging myself to keep showing up every day and an element of flogging myself for feeling like I should).

Following a particularly "inspired" piece of bureaucratic thinking from the powers-that-be this week, I've simply had enough. Hence the reference to rolling over and conceding defeat ... and my noctural on-line job application.

I guess my question was:

By "rolling over", am I resisting making the best of what I have/where I am (and I think 4-5 years is a fair attempt in this case!) or simply a case of being realistic and conceding that I've gone as far as I can and opening up to moving on?

The other thing that worries me is that seems to be an ongoing trend, remaining in jobs I don't really like, for too long, and then leaving when I feel so resentful of the place and the situation that I can bear it no longer.

Then I feel guilty knowing there are people out there who would be glad of any job at all.

All is not lost though and I'm hopeful of good things on the horizon. For example:

My husband has joked with me for ages that he'd (a) divorce me if I stayed in my current job much longer and (b) he was going to ask about a job for me in a particular department where he works that he knew could use my particular skills and he can check that I leave the office on time (!)

He went back to work this week from annual holidays and was on the phone barely an hour later to say that a "Help Wanted" notice had been circulated for just the department he was thinking of!

The pay would be a lot less and it's only a 12 month contract, but he took it one step further by going around and "surveying" everyone who had ever worked there at some time and they've all said they'd be happy to go back.

Even if the job doesn't come off, if nothing else, it's a nice reminder that I have someone who cares looking out for me!

As for the pets, I do have three cats - who are all (not surprisingly) taking shelter from the welcome rain we are enjoying here in Sydney today.

Again, thanks for your thoughts.

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