Aug
26
The Law Of Attraction And How To Become Debt Free
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Life Resources asked:
Using the Law of Attraction to become debt free may well be your first step to a better financial future!
Statistics have shown that many people do not know how many credit cards they have in their wallets and last year more than 1.5 million Americans have filed for personal bankruptcy. This has been a considerable increase in bankruptcy cases from the year before.
Many people experiencing a heavy financial burden. If this has been your experience you can get help when using the Law of Attraction to get out of debt once and for all.
The Law of Attraction is a cosmic law that work every time and that works exact. There are no exceptions. The knowledge of the Law of Attraction can now help you to turn your financial situation around . You can become debt free forever! But do not expect things to happen just overnight. Everything is a process. It took some time to get you were you are right at this minute when it comes to your financial situation. You did not accumulate this debt overnight. So do not expect it to go away overnight. With determination and consistency you can however make some big changes when it comes to your finances.
Many people have already used this ancient knowledge since the Secret DVD was first aired. Even Oprah and Larry King Live have had talk shows on the same subject. So more and more people are familiar with this law and how it works. There are many books written on it also. You can even right there in the comfort of your own home in just a few minutes learn a great deal abut the Law of Attraction.
The Law of Attraction is also called the Law of Love. Love is the highest vibration in this universe that is why love is so important. The way you are vibrating has everything to do with the things that you are attracting into your life. You may not believe this but it is true! You may have been unconsciously attracting the debts into your life experience.
So what can you do to make this a total turn around when using the Law of Attraction?
Here are just 3 simple steps that will get you started to a debt free future:
1. Sit down and make a list of all your debts. Write down you the name of the credit card company, retail store, and any other credit you owe. Next to the name write down the amount that you owe and then make room for the amount of interest that you are paying at this time. Then take out another piece of paper that is blank. Tape the blank piece of paper and write as a headline credits successfully paid off and tape it on the left hand side of your computer the list with all your credits, owed amounts and interests on the right hand side of your computer. Now you can see with one look at everything you owe. As you pay off the smallest owed credit first write this down on the blank sheet of paper on your left side of the computer and check it on the list on the right side of your computer. Make a new list every three month or every quarter of the year. Compare it with the first list and see for yourself how every month gets you closer to your goal of being debt free. You can see how the amounts owed and the interest that you are paying every month getting smaller. Every time you are able to write another credit off write it on the sheet on the left side. This helps you visually to keep up with your finances.
2. Along with this you want to get started in reprogramming your mind to make better choices when it comes to financial matters. You can do this by learning through books how rich people think. When you want to spend money or buy something think before you go ahead with the purchase. Ask yourself how often would you use this item and do you really need this item. This may help prevent you from impulse buying. When using the Law of Attraction you will learn more about yourself and how you can change thought patterns that are not helpful when it comes to money
Meditation helps you to work along with your subconscious mind to become a person that is debt free and takes full control over financial matters.
There is a heap of information available on meditation and how it works best for you.
3. Affirmations are also important when using the Law of Attraction to become debt
free. Do not focus on how much you owe but think about how it feels to be a person without debts. This may be difficult to imagine for you but you need to try it. Remember that the Law of Attraction only responds to your feelings and emotions, so you want your feelings and emotions to match with what you want!
Feel debt free and financial independent even if the current financial situation is very different! You already have taken care of your list now you can set up a reasonable payment plan and stick to it. Do not sit down and worry constantly about it but look into the future at a time when your debts are not a reality anymore. Try to avoid t making the same mistakes. Learn from your current situation. Continue to use the power of the Law of Attraction and get the mind of a money magnet. Keep focused on that and you will succeed!
Learn more about the Law of Attraction and make it work for you!
Roland
Using the Law of Attraction to become debt free may well be your first step to a better financial future!
Statistics have shown that many people do not know how many credit cards they have in their wallets and last year more than 1.5 million Americans have filed for personal bankruptcy. This has been a considerable increase in bankruptcy cases from the year before.
Many people experiencing a heavy financial burden. If this has been your experience you can get help when using the Law of Attraction to get out of debt once and for all.
The Law of Attraction is a cosmic law that work every time and that works exact. There are no exceptions. The knowledge of the Law of Attraction can now help you to turn your financial situation around . You can become debt free forever! But do not expect things to happen just overnight. Everything is a process. It took some time to get you were you are right at this minute when it comes to your financial situation. You did not accumulate this debt overnight. So do not expect it to go away overnight. With determination and consistency you can however make some big changes when it comes to your finances.
Many people have already used this ancient knowledge since the Secret DVD was first aired. Even Oprah and Larry King Live have had talk shows on the same subject. So more and more people are familiar with this law and how it works. There are many books written on it also. You can even right there in the comfort of your own home in just a few minutes learn a great deal abut the Law of Attraction.
The Law of Attraction is also called the Law of Love. Love is the highest vibration in this universe that is why love is so important. The way you are vibrating has everything to do with the things that you are attracting into your life. You may not believe this but it is true! You may have been unconsciously attracting the debts into your life experience.
So what can you do to make this a total turn around when using the Law of Attraction?
Here are just 3 simple steps that will get you started to a debt free future:
1. Sit down and make a list of all your debts. Write down you the name of the credit card company, retail store, and any other credit you owe. Next to the name write down the amount that you owe and then make room for the amount of interest that you are paying at this time. Then take out another piece of paper that is blank. Tape the blank piece of paper and write as a headline credits successfully paid off and tape it on the left hand side of your computer the list with all your credits, owed amounts and interests on the right hand side of your computer. Now you can see with one look at everything you owe. As you pay off the smallest owed credit first write this down on the blank sheet of paper on your left side of the computer and check it on the list on the right side of your computer. Make a new list every three month or every quarter of the year. Compare it with the first list and see for yourself how every month gets you closer to your goal of being debt free. You can see how the amounts owed and the interest that you are paying every month getting smaller. Every time you are able to write another credit off write it on the sheet on the left side. This helps you visually to keep up with your finances.
2. Along with this you want to get started in reprogramming your mind to make better choices when it comes to financial matters. You can do this by learning through books how rich people think. When you want to spend money or buy something think before you go ahead with the purchase. Ask yourself how often would you use this item and do you really need this item. This may help prevent you from impulse buying. When using the Law of Attraction you will learn more about yourself and how you can change thought patterns that are not helpful when it comes to money
Meditation helps you to work along with your subconscious mind to become a person that is debt free and takes full control over financial matters.
There is a heap of information available on meditation and how it works best for you.
3. Affirmations are also important when using the Law of Attraction to become debt
free. Do not focus on how much you owe but think about how it feels to be a person without debts. This may be difficult to imagine for you but you need to try it. Remember that the Law of Attraction only responds to your feelings and emotions, so you want your feelings and emotions to match with what you want!
Feel debt free and financial independent even if the current financial situation is very different! You already have taken care of your list now you can set up a reasonable payment plan and stick to it. Do not sit down and worry constantly about it but look into the future at a time when your debts are not a reality anymore. Try to avoid t making the same mistakes. Learn from your current situation. Continue to use the power of the Law of Attraction and get the mind of a money magnet. Keep focused on that and you will succeed!
Learn more about the Law of Attraction and make it work for you!
Roland
Aug
17
What Is Weatlh?
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John Penberthy asked:
Two people earn $50,000 annually. One needs $70,000 to live on. The other needs only $30,000. They both earn the same amount–who is wealthier? And why?
Recently I watched Larry King interviewing Chris Angel, the amazing illusionist, on TV. If you aren’t familiar with him, Chris is the new David Copperfield but in a rock star persona. His illusions, especially the levitations, are mind-boggling and he now sits at the top of his field, with all the attendant wealth and fame.
At one point there was a taped segment where Chris showed the audience all his cars, including a Rolls Royce and a Maserati. When the show shifted back to the studio Larry told Chris how impressive his car collection was and what a thrill it must be to have it. At that point, Chris looked down at the table and his voice dropped. He stuttered a bit and then told Larry that, yes, it was fun getting to the point where he could buy all these cars but that owning them didn’t really bring him happiness.
He talked about how he had been warned that having wealth and fame would negatively impact his life. He came right out and said that, while it was exhilarating at times, he had been happier when he first started climbing the ladder. It was a sad, bittersweet moment and it was clear that Chris was trying to convey to America that achieving the American Dream isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. It was very impressive that someone like him would be that honest and vulnerable on national TV. To me, it was the most powerful part of the show and I gained a newfound respect for him.
For some reason, human beings worldwide aspire to material wealth. Of course a certain amount of wealth is necessary to provide for basic needs, but most people aspire far beyond this-more is better. Many people who achieve great financial wealth pour it into fancy cars, huge multiple houses, jets, yachts, jewelry and the like. It is an unquestioned paradigm to them that if you become wealthy you buy as much as you can. The underlying belief is that material wealth will bring happiness. While the desire to be wealthy enough to never again have to worry about money is understandable, many wealthy people spend far beyond their needs.
Some of the wealthy have seen through this fallacy. If you saw them on the street, you’d never know they were wealthy because they appear very average. Warren Buffet, the second richest person in the world, lives in the same house in Omaha, Nebraska that he has occupied for the last 30 years. He drives himself to work. He clearly understands that material goods do not bring him happiness. For him, making money is an intriguing and stimulating challenge, and now in his older years he has given most of his billions away to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Mr. Buffet could probably get by nicely on $50,000 per year if he had to.
So it seems that there are two kinds of wealth. One is the traditional form of outer, material wealth that so many people automatically buy into, unconsciously expecting that it will bring what they really desire–happiness. And when it doesn’t, many keep on buying, finding that while there is joy in the next purchase, it is always fleeting.
The other form of wealth is inner wealth-a contentedness and a richness in the experience of every day living that is largely unrelated to money. Yes, we all need enough money to cover the basics-food, shelter, health and transportation-but beyond that, wealth is ultimately a state of mind. Ultimately we see that wealth is a function, not of money, but of desire. And so we see that there are two paths to wealth: acquire much or desire little. The former represents a formidable challenge that often breaks people and families in the process, and ultimately denies them what they truly, though unconsciously, seek-contentedness. The latter involves simply two things-insight and gaining control of one’s own mind.
The best things in life are free. Truly.
Charlie
Two people earn $50,000 annually. One needs $70,000 to live on. The other needs only $30,000. They both earn the same amount–who is wealthier? And why?
Recently I watched Larry King interviewing Chris Angel, the amazing illusionist, on TV. If you aren’t familiar with him, Chris is the new David Copperfield but in a rock star persona. His illusions, especially the levitations, are mind-boggling and he now sits at the top of his field, with all the attendant wealth and fame.
At one point there was a taped segment where Chris showed the audience all his cars, including a Rolls Royce and a Maserati. When the show shifted back to the studio Larry told Chris how impressive his car collection was and what a thrill it must be to have it. At that point, Chris looked down at the table and his voice dropped. He stuttered a bit and then told Larry that, yes, it was fun getting to the point where he could buy all these cars but that owning them didn’t really bring him happiness.
He talked about how he had been warned that having wealth and fame would negatively impact his life. He came right out and said that, while it was exhilarating at times, he had been happier when he first started climbing the ladder. It was a sad, bittersweet moment and it was clear that Chris was trying to convey to America that achieving the American Dream isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. It was very impressive that someone like him would be that honest and vulnerable on national TV. To me, it was the most powerful part of the show and I gained a newfound respect for him.
For some reason, human beings worldwide aspire to material wealth. Of course a certain amount of wealth is necessary to provide for basic needs, but most people aspire far beyond this-more is better. Many people who achieve great financial wealth pour it into fancy cars, huge multiple houses, jets, yachts, jewelry and the like. It is an unquestioned paradigm to them that if you become wealthy you buy as much as you can. The underlying belief is that material wealth will bring happiness. While the desire to be wealthy enough to never again have to worry about money is understandable, many wealthy people spend far beyond their needs.
Some of the wealthy have seen through this fallacy. If you saw them on the street, you’d never know they were wealthy because they appear very average. Warren Buffet, the second richest person in the world, lives in the same house in Omaha, Nebraska that he has occupied for the last 30 years. He drives himself to work. He clearly understands that material goods do not bring him happiness. For him, making money is an intriguing and stimulating challenge, and now in his older years he has given most of his billions away to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Mr. Buffet could probably get by nicely on $50,000 per year if he had to.
So it seems that there are two kinds of wealth. One is the traditional form of outer, material wealth that so many people automatically buy into, unconsciously expecting that it will bring what they really desire–happiness. And when it doesn’t, many keep on buying, finding that while there is joy in the next purchase, it is always fleeting.
The other form of wealth is inner wealth-a contentedness and a richness in the experience of every day living that is largely unrelated to money. Yes, we all need enough money to cover the basics-food, shelter, health and transportation-but beyond that, wealth is ultimately a state of mind. Ultimately we see that wealth is a function, not of money, but of desire. And so we see that there are two paths to wealth: acquire much or desire little. The former represents a formidable challenge that often breaks people and families in the process, and ultimately denies them what they truly, though unconsciously, seek-contentedness. The latter involves simply two things-insight and gaining control of one’s own mind.
The best things in life are free. Truly.
Charlie
Aug
16
How Come McCain went on Larry King Last Night ?
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complex_brotha asked:
He spent more time comparing Skin Cancer with Larry, than he did informing the voting public on why he’s fit to be President? I personally dont care about his cancer or health, I’d like to know what his policies are and he did very little to clarify his views.
Harry
He spent more time comparing Skin Cancer with Larry, than he did informing the voting public on why he’s fit to be President? I personally dont care about his cancer or health, I’d like to know what his policies are and he did very little to clarify his views.
Harry
Aug
8
How does Larry King rationalize giving someone airtime who would prefer that he not even exist?
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maskiki asked:
Why do few people see that there is something inherently wrong with dismissing the evil intentions of others? Sadly, we welcome more of the same when we ignore and dismiss evil like that of the Ahmedinjhad. Some people don’t think there is any evil in the world.
Paul
Why do few people see that there is something inherently wrong with dismissing the evil intentions of others? Sadly, we welcome more of the same when we ignore and dismiss evil like that of the Ahmedinjhad. Some people don’t think there is any evil in the world.
Paul