|
Posted by jeff rodney on December 30, 2007, 5:48 pm
If you're like most people, then you said "Yup, that's me!" for at
least half of those statements.
The fact is, almost everyone has been programmed to believe that rich
people are bad, and poor people are good.
But what you'll learn in the Money Beyond Belief! Home Tapping System
is that there are both good and bad people who have money... and good
and bad people who don't.
Just having money doesn't make you bad. Having corrupt motives makes
you bad (and you're not a bad person, or else you wouldn't have been
attracted to this page!).
Every issue that you have exists because your subconscious wants to
protect you. It's not your fault. It's just that part of you is being
very meticulous about staying safe.
Imagine if you could reprogram your brain
and create an "Abundance Operating
System" that made the impossible seem
commonplace!
Wouldn't it be amazing to pinpoint the specific words and phrases that
limit your success? Wouldn't you love to learn exactly what to say to
attract abundance?
Imagine instead that these statements became the "codes" in your
Abundance Operating System (and you really believed it to your
core!):
"Money is just a symbol of energy, and I can have as much energy as I
want"
"I owe it to the world to become rich."
"I can't be poor enough to help others."
"Money is just a means to an ends."
"There are plenty of philanthropists doing wonderful things in the
world."
"It's safe to have a personal relationship with money."
"Regardless of what anyone else has, I choose to feel good about what
I have."
Most of us use a "Default Operating System." It's the system our
parents gave us. And it's the one their parents gave them.
Unfortunately, it's a lie. A faulty system. A glitch in the matrix.
One based on illusion, passed down from generation to generation.
What no one told you is that any disruptions that we experience in
life are simply disruptions in the energy field. And once you create
your "Abundance Operating System"...
http://abundciw.blogspot.com/#
| 
Yahoo! 
Google 
Windows Live 
del.icio.us 
digg 
Netscape 
XML Sitemap