A bit of Common Sense

I remind myself often of something Abraham-Hicks once said: If something you want is slow to come to you, it can be for only one reason: You are spending more time focused upon its absence than you are about its presence. That's the most clear bit of common sense you can get, and yet it … Continue reading A bit of Common Sense →

Capability

One of my favorite analogies from the teachings of Abraham-Hicks is when they describe watching a little baby first try to walk, as they stumble and bumble around then fall, and how you would never say to them "Get up you little dummy!" because you accept that they are learning and finding their balance. So … Continue reading Capability →

Answers

Abraham-Hicks has said that you can't talk and listen at the same time. This is fundamental for effective communication. If you want to know if you've been heard, and if you truly want to get the answers you've asked for, then you need to quiet down, listen for a change, and receive them. You don't … Continue reading Answers →