Meditation For Prosperity And The Art Of Allowing Confessions Of A Formerly Reluctant Meditator
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Meditation for Prosperity and the Art of Allowing: Insights from a Formerly Reluctant Meditator
Meditation for Prosperity and Abundance? I'll admit, I never made the connection until recently. Had I realized it sooner, I'd have embraced meditation much earlier.
For years, friends suggested I meditate. I tried, but it felt dull and pointless. I anticipated a blissful, hypnotic experience and when it didn't happen, I assumed meditation wasn't for me.
Fast-forward several years...
I was listening to an Abraham-Hicks CD when I first heard about the concept of "allowing." The idea was that prosperity and abundance could be mine if I stopped resisting it.
I encountered "allowing" at an advanced Quantum Touch workshop, but I was puzzled. How do you allow? It seemed crucial to the process, yet I felt lost. Even when I read about manifestation, my frustration grew. How could I manifest prosperity without understanding how to allow?
So, when Abraham discussed allowing, I paid close attention, ready to learn. The explanation was eye-opening: allowing is the absence of resistance. It wasn’t just me finding this difficult?"it was a common challenge.
What caught my attention next was Abraham's suggestion that meditation was the most effective way to allow. My initial reaction was disbelief. Meditation again? But this was different. Abraham described it as simply relaxing and thinking of nothing substantial for just 10 minutes. This seemed manageable!
Eager to try, I went to my room, lay down, closed my eyes, and attempted to clear my mind. It was difficult, so I focused on visualizing colors, surrounding myself with them. In no time, 10 minutes had passed.
I repeated this the following days, nearly every day since. Miracles seemed to happen almost instantly.
Just two days into my practice, an unexpected opportunity improved my cash flow. The next day, I found a flyer seeking help on a project I was keen on. Despite lacking experience, I called and it was a perfect fit.
Admittedly, not every day is so momentous, but days I meditate are noticeably better. When I neglect meditation, I feel the difference.
Recently, I got sidetracked, probably due to the holidays. It's time to return to my daily practice. So, if you’ll excuse me, I need to meditate.
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