Hello,
before everybody has left for Christmas I want to thank you for all of your support and love you shared with me.

Thank you Rebecca for being such a great teacher and providing this one-of-a-kind board.

I want to share an email with you, which I have just received from a dear friend. I have no idea who originally wrote this. I think it is worth to read.

Much love and happy hollidays,
Horst


Quote:
The actual practice of sitting down to map out our goals and desires for the new year offers many benefits - not only on the physical plane but on the metaphysical level as well, for in the
process of setting our goals we:

1) gain clarity about what we want,
2) begin to focus energy in that direction, and
3) allow ourselves to let go of energy that we had previously set into motion so that we may make space for new future outcomes.

Yet, from an energetic perspective, traditional goal setting also has it's drawbacks.

1) If the achievement of our goal requires us to take action steps, it is possible that we will become discouraged at our progress early in the game. This negative energy tends to become self-reinforcing, leading many of us to abandon working towards our goals before February even begins.

2) In traditional goal setting we are encouraged to become very specific. Unfortunately, when we become too narrowly focused on a specific outcome we do not leave any room for our highest good to come to us in a slightly different package.

3) Most significantly, in traditional goal setting we are typically coming from a place of lack as we make lists of our new goals. This focus actually reinforces our experience of a gap
between where we are and where we desire to be, which may push the goal even farther away.

Universal Laws reminds us that if we are not in vibrational harmony with our goals, no amount of efforting, struggling or striving will draw them to us. Therefore, in addition to traditional goal setting, it is advisable to spend a fair amount of time achieving vibrational alignment with the things, people, opportunities and experiences that we would most like to attract
in 2003.