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Hey! Welcome!

You said you were into quantum physics right? Have you seen the movie “What the BLEEP do We Know?” Good stuff, makes the mind twitch 😆 I especially like their explanation on the chemicals our brains produce to regulate emotions and the effect our emotions have on water 😀 Really interesting stuff!

@Nagual wrote:

I got bored with the egoservice to selfimage consciousness

Right on! One Love!!

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I was wondering if this loud proclamation of joy and excitement could eventually become a bad practice? I wonder if such a pulse of wild expectations would result in exciting a loud response. I’m familiar with the law of attraction and I can only assume that if you send out something loudly, that you should expect a response of equal proportion. Am I just making assumptions or is it fair to say; setting my expectations high will produce results of greater magnitude whether it be a positive or negative outcome? I hate to admit but I’m afraid. I fear that a request I made will be answered with a loud “No!” A great big spiritual denial. Or should I hope that by sending this loud request I’m directing myself and those who resonate with my frequency/dream towards the reality I desire? I’m just unsure and a little lost… 😐 , but if you could direct me, it would be greatly appreciated.

I’m sure this wasn’t what you were expecting from this thread, just a few thoughts that ran through my head as I read through your post. Please ignore my pessimistic attitude though, it’s something that tags along with my wondering mind.

I wait for your honest opinion. ~echo

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Cats must be able to read your frequency. I have a cat and she certainly reacts to my emotions. I have a story similar to Dax. Usually my cat likes to sleep in random places around the house, but one night I left my bedroom door open and thought to myself, “It would be nice if she would lay down next to me.” And sure enough she came in and laid down right next to me. She even spent the whole night there. I love cats, they’re awesome 😆

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@Ascend2luv wrote:

An even bigger battle for me is that I have to stop judging myself and measuring my actions and pulling myself apart. I think I can safely say that we are our own worst enemies at times. Its really difficult to love and accept yourself without comparing yourself to others. To stop looking at past events and saying “if only I had done things differently ….” Blaming self and past events (like a difficult childhood and things that others did to me). I am making great progress on this but occassionally I find myself slipping into a negative mindset.

I’ve been struggling with this myself for a long time, ever since I was little. As people we tend to look at our selves in at least three perspectives.. How do I look through the eyes of a stranger? How do the people I care about see me? How do I see myself? (but trust me, there are an infinite amount of perspectives) For people who care enough, they will constantly reflect on these perspectives so that they may attempt to shape their person and in doing so the outlook of their day to day life. Think of yourself as a wax candle. You can shape the wax anyway you see fit, it can even have an appealing smell. Once you burn the wick the candle will start to loose its shape. But the whole purpose of the candle is to provide you with light. Another words sometimes you’ll need to burn the wick to see through the dark. Sometimes reflecting or reshaping is the appropriate thing to do…

As for a negative mindset, remember, there are always two sides of the coin… it’s only a mindset, your point of view. You can run the full circle a million times over but you’ll only end up where you started. It’s true, we can be our own worst enemies, because sometimes we may mold ourselves in a way that may not be acceptable. In the end you’ll be pulling yourself apart again, trying to shape yourself in a way that suits your new perspective. But that’s alright, that’s part of human nature. It’s at this point that you need to reshape your candle that will light your way through you’re troubled times. All you have to do is search yourself and find the right perspective.

I hope my metaphor was helpful and easy to understand.

~echo

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Thanks for the warm welcome! 😀

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