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Hi I just signed up today. I am so ready for this. I have a pattern of starting things and not finishing them. I hope I have outgrown that reality. I know I was born to greatness and have lived too much time living beneath that gift. I am a 65 year old grandmother who is willing and able to use this technology to get me where I am aiming for. I hope to meet a whole bunch of new friends here. Marva AKA Sapphronia I pay attention to when I move from love to ego and make the necessary adjustments. | ||
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Welcome some more! I'm so glad you have decided to give this system a try. You will be thrilled with the results! Don't be too hard on yourself for spending "too much time living beneath that gift." I think you'll find that ALL your past experiences have been wonderful immersions in the drama and game of life. Plus, how much more fun is it now to truly tap into your full potential! Enjoy the journey. Love and blessings, Rachel | |||
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I've been noticing thoughts like this in my own head. I seem to have a belief that I should have learned this before -- that making a major change in my life or my self is not reasonable at my age. Of course that doesn't make any sense. Typing it out like this makes it seem even sillier. Still, this nagging thought came up so often that I decided to side step it with a construct. It was an interesting process. I started out by stating that I deserved to have the house I wanted and checking for resistance to that thought. I discovered that part of me really didn't believe it. I got a vision of a tiny, frightened, shivering infant -- terrified that she wasn't worthy of having this thing. I instantly started to sooth her in the same way that I would sooth my own daughter, or the way my mother would sooth me. I poured love onto her, caressed her, stroked her hair, told her how precious and beautiful she was and how very much I loved her. In my mind, she blossomed. She grew into a sweet young girl, and then into a lovely young woman. She stopped growing at about 22. At that age she was full of potential and eagerness to learn. She had no resistance to grow and change because she was at the age when all those things are natural. I took her by the hand and taught her how to do the things that I had resisted doing. I allowed her sense of wonder and total lack of resistance to by-pass whatever was hanging me up. It worked like this -- since she is inside me, when she vacuumed the floor it was my body doing it, of course. But I felt that I was simply watching her do it. Of course I just made her up. But she's now another lovely companion along my journey toward discovering my true self. Love and blessings, Rachel | |||
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Rachel I am going to try the checking for resistance technique. Wow!! That is powerful. I pay attention to when I move from love to ego and make the necessary adjustments. | |||
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I'm glad you like it, Marva. I got it from an NLP teacher on YouTube. I don't remember his name. I find lots of cool stuff browsing YouTube. Love and blessings, Rachel | |||
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