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What is the Measure of Our Success? (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

It's been said that at the end of life whoever has the most toys wins. Abraham disagrees. Anything that we desire that we also achieve must be considered success.

What Are Some Words to Enhance Being Well-Being (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

Okay, now this subsection's title is definitely weird. But it's actually a great subsection that kicks off a series sections where Abraham gives us a bunch of terrific affirmations to promote great health, abundant wealth, fabulous relationships, joyous growth, and amazing association between one's physical being and one's non-physical inner being.

Can I Think Negative Yet Feel Positive? (from The Law of Attraction, Section 1)

Wendy and Walt discuss whether it's possible to get what you want when sending mixed signals.

Is Setting A Joyous Example The Key? (from The Law of Attraction, Section II)

We finish our discussion of, "How can I assist those who are feeling pain?" from yesterday's show, then plow on with this new section.

How Can I Assist Those Who Are Feeling Pain? (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

We're closing in on the last few pages of Part II.

Which Is More Moral: Giving or Receiving? (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

Also, "What if everyone got everything they wanted?"

Is Everything Composed of Thought (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

Also, "I want more joy, happiness, and harmony." We also discuss, "Isn't it selfish to want more joy?"

What About When What Felt Good Now Feels Bad? (from The Law of Attraction, Part II)

We return to The Law of Attraction: The Basics of the Teachings of Abraham today after our diversion yesterday.

And Now For Something Completely Unexpected

We intended to talk about the next segment in, "The Law of Attraction: The Basics of the Teachings of Abraham". Oh well, best of intentions and all that. Instead, we took yesterday's controversy and took it to another level. Welcome to the Bleeding Edge!

Victimhood and the Law of Attraction

Today's show was inspired by a topic that appeared in a group on Facebook in which the original poster expressed her discomfort with the way Abraham-Hicks discusses cases where victims "attract" their perpetrators. This is obviously a very sensitive topic and one discussion you won't want to miss. Cindie Chavez join Wendy Dillard and Walt Thiessen for this important and timely topic.