Martha Beck: “All of us have been taught to make things happen in the physical world. we know what it takes: setting goals, rolling up our sleeves, putting pleasure aside, and working, working, working, working, working.”
“Then it helps if we work harder.”
Joe Vitale: “I also know that agreeing to life is the great secret to happiness, not controlling life.”
“Too many people, myself included, were visualizing and affirming in order to manipulate the world.”
“I now know that isn’t necessary. You’re better off going with the flow while constantly cleaning whatever comes up.”
So I have to unlearn: ‘No pain, no gain.’
So I distrust 5yr development plans. I don’t even set goals for my daily life – not anymore.
Martha Beck: “As you drop your mental stories and watch your own feelings, you’ll notice that the gripping desperation of attachment is something you can release.”
Dr Christine Page: “Come to terms with the situation and to accept that this is ‘ the way things are’ and that such acceptance releases the individual to move forward even though the steps may be faltering at first.”
Gary Zukov: “But a multisensory human has a more expanded perception. A multisensory human sees all experience as potential to grow spiritually.”
To prevent my mind from awakening more memories/programs i have switched to the Spanish version of the Ho’oponopono prayer. I understand Spanish but I think in English so for the time being the Spanish version helps me.
Zero Limits: “There’s nothing out there. It’s all in you. Whatever you experience, you experience inside yourself.”
“Dr Hew Len’s work teaches us to let go and trust the divine while constantly cleaning all thoughts and experiences that surface on the way of hearing the divine. By the continuous work, we can clean the weeds of programs so we can better handle life with ease and grace.” (“Zero Limits” by Joe Vitale)
Martha Beck: “It’s the emotional quality of grasping, clutching and needing that bespeaks an underlying expectation of loss and deprivation and causes us to create nightmares in the world of form.”
