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5 Of Your Biggest Law Of Attraction Mistakes - Duration: 7:09.
5 Of Your Biggest Law Of Attraction Mistakes
By consciousreminder
If you are trying to manifest a goal or desire, this could be the reason you haven�t seen
any movement.
Is this your biggest manifesting mistake?
Have you noticed how you can diligently work on something for months and months, seeing
no results � and then you suddenly see results after you�ve gotten really angry with Source,
or have given up and felt the pain of surrender and loss?
If all the manifestation teachings about gratitude and thankfulness are right, and you have to
be a in a good space to allow things to come to you, why is that stuff often breaks through
in the human experience once it�s gotten � and you feel � really bad?
And how does this become your biggest manifesting mistake?
Ask.
Allow.
Receive.
Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be
opened to you.
For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will
be opened.
� Matthew 7: 7-8
According to A Course in Miracles, anything that you truly desire � with your whole
being � you will experience.
According to the Bible, if you ask it will be given to you.
Every door will be opened to you.
So if you�re manifesting an experience and you haven�t created it, then do you truly
desire it � and do you feel that desire inside you?
Have you truly asked on the emotional level?
Desire, need & want
When you truly desire something, you launch the energy for it to be created � but you
have to really FEEL that you want it.
You have to feel this desire burning inside the pit inside of stomach so that your desire
becomes strong enough to draw the experience into your reality.
You know, and have experienced, this process from another angle when you�ve had a thwarted
desire.
There is an internal part of you that just knows that desiring something strongly enough
will draw it into your reality, and you feel cheated when you don�t obtain something
that you desire.
The problem with truly feeling the burning desire for most people though, is that it
takes mental focus and feeling your feelings.
The problem with feeling your feelings is that often you have to go through layers of
anger and then pain first � both emotions that pop psychology and society tells us it
is bad to express.
And both are layers of emotions that we�re generally afraid to experience by default
anyway.
Emotional balance
We�re so used to numbing ourselves nowadays � food, devices, games, gambling, coffee,
sugar, television, medication, drugs, alcohol, cannabis� anything that keeps us from having
to feel or focus on the emotions that are so desperately vying for our attention, at
every opportunity they get.
In addition, feeling your emotions � especially in a way that makes anyone else uncomfortable
� makes you weak, spineless, moody, depressive, suicidal, a problem, a troublemaker, bipolar
or more.
We�ve confused emotional balance with lack of emotional response.
For society to function in its present state, it is reliant on us being separated, staying
quiet and playing by the rules.
There�s no time for anyone�s individual emotions in a structure like that: it just
takes up too much time and is too messy to focus on, care for, celebrate, uplift, acknowledge
or share with individual human beings.
It also means that people have to stop and pay attention to you, which takes the focus
off them.
Emotions exist for two reasons
Firstly emotions exist so that you can experience life.
You know this because you�ve been in a situation before where people around you are happy and
you feel terrible.
Ergo emotion and experience happens inside of you, and emotion is the mechanism through
which you experience events, i.e. if you feel bad inside, you�ll have a bad experience.
This is also why two people can experience a situation completely differently.
The second reason emotion exists is so that you have a mechanism with which you can navigate
and release the emotional pressure that builds up inside you.
You�ve experienced this firsthand when you couldn�t stop laughing or crying in a situation,
no matter how hard you tried.
Together with that experience of laughing or crying came relief that you could express
the emotion � you just naturally experienced relief at letting it out.
Previously you�d experienced discomfort while trying to suppress it.
This tells us two key things:
When you express the emotions bubbling up inside you, you feel relief.
When you suppress emotions of any sort, on any level, you will feel discomfort in your
body and life.
So it�s fair to assume that a percentage of any discomfort you are feeling in your
life and body right now is directly related to the unexpressed emotions you have inside
you.
Ergo simply releasing those blocked emotions by crying, shouting, laughing or just saying
what is on your mind, can cause you to experience an immediate relief of some of the discomfort
and �problems� you are experiencing in your body or life.
Feel your desire
Don�t push the emotional desire away when it arises: feel the frustration, feel yourself
reaching for it, needing it, wanting it.
Don�t push it away because it hurts too much to feel your need � your need is what
will finally launch the real bolt of desire that will draw that experience into your reality,
because that bolt of desire is the emotional intensity you put into it � not a few little
affirmations and words.
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Baseball Joe of the Silver Stars | Chapter 16 - Duration: 8:20.
CHAPTER XVI
MR.
MATSON IS ALARMED
Joe Matson did not know what to do.
He wanted to rush away from where he was concealed, get home as quickly as possible, and tell
his father what he had overheard.
While Mr. Matson's name had not been mentioned, knowing, as Joe did, that his parent was engaged
on some patents, seeing Mr. Benjamin, manager of the Harvester works, and having heard the
conversation between him and Mr. Holdney, the lad was almost certain that some danger
threatened his father.
"And yet I can't get away from here until they're well out of sight," reasoned Joe.
"If I go now they'll see or hear me, and they'll be bound to suspect something.
Yet I'd like to warn dad as soon as I can.
There's no telling when they may put up some job against him."
But Joe could only crouch down there and wait.
At length he could stand it no longer.
He reasoned that the men must be far enough away by this time to make it safe for him
to emerge.
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"They're on the road to Riverside," thought Joe, "and I may run into them, but
if I see them I can slip into the fields and go around.
Mr. Benjamin doesn't know me, for he's hardly ever noticed me when I've been to
the Harvester works to see dad.
But Mr. Holdney might remember me.
I can't take any chances."
Cautiously he emerged from the bushes, and looked as far down the road as he could.
There was no one in sight, and he started off.
A little distance farther on, the road made a sharp turn and, just at the angle stood
an old barn which hid the rest of the highway from sight until one was right at the turn.
It was a dangerous place for vehicles, but the owner of the barn had refused to set it
back.
No sooner had Joe turned this corner than he came full upon Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Holdney
standing just around the barn, apparently in deep conversation.
At the sight of Joe they looked up quickly, and Mr. Benjamin exclaimed:
"Ha!
Perhaps this lad can tell us.
We want to hire a carriage.
Do you know any one around here who would let us take one for a short time?"
Joe, who had started back at the unexpected sight of the two men, took courage on hearing
this, and realizing that he had not yet been recognized.
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"I don't know any one around here," he said.
"I'm pretty much of a stranger myself, but have you tried at this farmhouse?" and
he pointed toward the one where the owner of the barn lived.
"Oh, we don't want a farm horse!" exclaimed Mr. Holdney.
"We want something that has some speed."
Then, as he looked more fully at Joe he exclaimed: "Haven't I seen you somewhere before,
my lad?
I'm sure I have!"
He took a step toward our hero, and Joe's heart gave a flutter.
He was almost certain that Mr. Holdney would recognize him and then the next step would
be to ask where he had been.
The men might at once suspect that he had at least come past the place where they had
been talking in secret, and they might even suspect that he had listened to them.
Joe was in a predicament.
"I'm sure I've met you somewhere before," went on Mr. Holdney, in his quick, nervous
tones.
"Do you live around here?"
"Yes," answered Joe vaguely.
"But I don't know where you could get a fast horse unless it's in town—in Riverside."
He was about to pass on, hoping the men would not further bother him, when Mr. Holdney,
coming a step nearer, said with great firmness:
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"I'm sure I've seen you before.
What's your name?"
Like a flash a way out of it came to Joe, and that without telling an untruth.
"I play on the Silver Stars," he said quickly.
"You may have seen me at some of the games," which was perfectly possible.
"That's it!"
exclaimed Mr. Holdney.
"I knew it was somewhere.
Now——"
"I'm going into Riverside," went on Joe quickly.
"If you like I'll stop at the livery stable and tell them to send out a rig for you if
you want to wait here for it."
"The very thing!" exclaimed Mr. Benjamin.
"Let him do that, Rufus.
Here's a quarter to pay for your trouble, my lad."
"No, thank you!" exclaimed Joe with a laugh.
"I'm glad to do you a favor."
"All right," assented Mr. Benjamin.
"If you'll send out a two-seated carriage and a man to drive it we'll be obliged to
you.
Then we can drive over and see Duncan," he added to Mr. Holdney.
"We'll fix this thing all up now."
"Yes, and if it's my father you're trying to 'fix,'" mused Joe, "I'll do my
best to put a stop to it.
Now, it's up to me to hurry home," and telling the men that he would do the errand
for[133] them, the lad hastened off down the road, leaving the two conspirators in earnest
conversation.
The livery stable keeper readily agreed to send out the carriage, and then Joe lost no
time in hurrying to his house.
"Has father come home yet?" he asked of his mother, for sometimes Mr. Matson came
from the harvester works earlier than the regular stopping time.
"No," answered Mrs. Matson, "why, what is the matter, Joe?
Has anything happened?" for she noticed by his face that something out of the usual
had occurred.
"Oh, I don't know," he answered slowly.
He was revolving in his mind whether or not he ought to tell his mother.
Then, as he recollected that his father always consulted her on business matters, he decided
that he would relate his experience.
"Mother," he said, "isn't father interested in some sort of a patent about corn?"
"About corn?
Oh, I know what you mean.
Yes, he is working on an improvement to a corn reaper and binder.
It is a machine partly owned by the harvester people, but he expects to make considerable
money by perfecting the machine.
It is very crude now, and doesn't do good work."
"And if he does perfect it, and some one gets[134] the patents away from him, he won't
make the money!" exclaimed Joe.
"Joe, what do you mean?"
cried his mother in alarm.
"I am sure something has happened.
What is it?"
"It hasn't happened yet, but it may any time," answered the lad, and then he told
of what he had overheard, and his ideas of what was pending.
"That's why I wanted to see father in a hurry, to warn him," he concluded.
"Joe, I believe you're right!" exclaimed Mrs. Matson.
"Your father ought to be told at once.
I don't know what he can do—if anything—to prevent these men getting ahead of him.
Oh, it's too bad!
I know he always suspected Mr. Benjamin of not being strictly honest, but Mr. Holdney
used to be his friend and on several occasions has loaned your father money.
Oh, this is too bad, but perhaps it isn't too late.
If I were you I'd go down toward the harvester works and you may meet father coming home.
Then you can tell him all about it, and he may want to go back and get some of his papers,
or parts of the machine, from his office so those men can't take them."
"That's the very thing, mother!" cried Joe.
"You ought to have been a man—or a boy and a baseball player!
You can think so quickly.
That[135] reminds me; I had quite an experience to-day.
Just say 'apple sauce' to me when I get back, and I'll tell you all about it."
"It can't be possible!" exclaimed Mr. Matson, when Joe, having met him just outside
the harvester works, told him of what he had heard.
"It hardly seems possible that they would do such a thing.
But I'm glad you told me, Joe."
"Do you think they meant you, dad?
I didn't hear them mention your name."
"Of course they meant me!" declared Mr. Matson.
"The warning came just in time, too, for only to-day I finished an important part of
the machinery and the pattern of it is in my office now.
I must go back and get it.
Wait here for me."
As Joe stood at the outer gate of the big harvester plant he heard the sound of a carriage
approaching, and turning around he saw Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Holdney coming along in the
rig Joe had had sent out to them only a little while before.
"I thought better to drive back here first, and go see Duncan later," Mr. Benjamin was
saying, and then both men caught sight of our hero.
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Unit 1 My first day, Mrs. Jessica and Supharat - Duration: 1:26.
Supharat Surat made a decision to continue studying at Chandrakasem Rajabhat University
after finishing high school few months ago.
Supharat has to leave her hometown and move to Bangkok.
She makes arrangement to rent a room near the university.
She is pleased with her new accommodation because living here is convenient, it is a
great way to meet other students, and make new friends who study
in the same university.
Today is her first day in English class.
She arrives at 8:30 earlier to the class and waits for the teacher and other classmates
with great interest.
Good morning, I'm Jessica, your English teacher.
Good morning, my name is Supharat Surat.
You come to the class early.
This is my first day and I'm very excited to study with you.
Great.
Where are you from, Supharat?
I'm from Suratthani.
Which school did you graduate from?
I graduated from Suratpittaya School in Suratthani and
I will continue to my college education in Bangkok.
Ah, you speak very good English.
You won't have to struggle in studying English as much.
Thank you.
English is one of my favorite subjects.
What is your major now?
I major in English, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science.
Good.
It's nice talking to you.
It's very nice to talk to you too.
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U.S. Army Lost $1 BILLION Worth Of Arms & Equipment In Iraq - politics - Duration: 7:47.
U.S. Army Lost $1 BILLION Worth Of Arms & Equipment In Iraq, Yet The Media Remains Silent
The Office of Inspector General for the Pentagon�s findings from September 2016 were finally
made available to the public on Wednesday as a result of a Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) request from the human rights group Amnesty International.
The government audit revealed that the Department of Defense (DoD) �did not have accurate,
up-to-date records on the quantity and location� of a significant amount of equipment coming
into Kuwait and Iraq to provision the Iraqi Army.
You may be wondering, how does the government, the organization we are expected to �trust,�
lose track of such an extensive amount of arms?
More importantly, where are they going to end up and why are our taxpayer dollars being
wasted like this?
How the US Army �Lost Track� of $1 Billion Worth of Weaponry
This past Wednesday, it was confirmed that the U.S. army lost over $1 billion worth of
arms and military equipment designated under the Iraq Train and Equip Fund (ITEF), which
was on its way to the Iraqi government in order to help them combat the Islamic State
(IS, formerly ISIS).
Now, these items are completely unaccounted for, so they�re literally �lost in transit.�
The Army�s 1st Theater Sustainment Command �did not have effective controls to maintain
complete visibility and accountability of ITEF equipment in Kuwait and Iraq prior to
transfer to the Government of Iraq,� the audit said.
Let�s keep in mind that this isn�t just small war items being transferred, but large
commercial vehicles and weaponry.
Patrick Wilcken, Amnesty International�s Arms Control and Human Rights Researcher,
explained: �This audit provides a worrying insight into the US Army�s flawed � and
potentially dangerous � system for controlling millions of dollars� worth of arms transfers
to a hugely volatile region.�
This isn�t the only time the U.S. has lost arms, either.
The U.S.
Government Accountability Office has published ample evidence proving the Pentagon has poorly
managed its finances, such as when it lost $500 million in U.S. military aid to Yemen.
The public feared that the military equipment would be found and used by terrorist groups,
much like the situation now in Iraq.
However, let�s keep in mind that this wouldn�t be anything �new� per se, since the U.S.
government already sells arms to terrorist groups overseas.
You can read more about that in our CE article here.
Wilcken continued: �It makes for especially sobering reading given the long history of
leakage of US arms to multiple armed groups committing atrocities in Iraq, including the
armed group calling itself the Islamic State.�
Congress actually decided that the ITEF would receive $715 million more last year in funding,
despite already being a $1.6 billion program.
Perhaps the program will receive less funding now that the U.S. army has proven its incompetence
(though this was already known given its previous �lost� arms).
According to Amnesty International, the transfers included �tens of thousands of assault rifles
worth $28 million, hundreds of mortar rounds and hundreds of Humvee armoured vehicles�
to the Iraqi Army.
Wilcken concludes: After all this time and all these warnings,
the same problems keep re-occurring.
This should be an urgent wake-up call for the US, and all countries supplying arms to
Iraq, to urgently shore up checks and controls.
Sending millions of dollars� worth of arms into a black hole and hoping for the best
is not a viable counter-terrorism strategy; it is just reckless.
Despite the Pentagon�s promise to do better, many people doubt their capabilities given
their previous track record.
The Pentagon Has Lost Trillions of Dollars
Unlike every other business and organization in the United States, the Pentagon does not
get audited on a yearly basis.
To be clear, this is illegal.
Legislation that was passed in the early 90s states that all government agencies must be
audited on an annual basis.
However, since the Pentagon doesn�t get audited yearly, an astounding $10 trillion
in taxpayer money has gone completely unaccounted for since 1996.
�Over the last 20 years, the Pentagon has broken every promise to Congress about when
an audit would be completed,� the director of the Audit the Pentagon coalition, Rafael
DeGennaro, explained.
�Meanwhile, Congress has more than doubled the Pentagon�s budget.�
Not only has the Pentagon�s budget increased year after year, but it will continue to do
so without question, despite the fact that tons of this money is wasted or unaccounted
for.
This seems strange, especially after the Washington Post exposed that the Pentagon had recently
buried a report that proved they wasted $125 billion.
The Pentagon even tried to hide this internal study out of fear that the U.S. government
would decrease its budget, making it more than a little ironic that the Trump administration
chose to increase it instead.
You can read about this in our CE article here.
There are many more examples of the army losing money.
The army lost $5.8 billion worth of supplies between 2003 and 2011, which it claimed was
the result of moving equipment between reserve and regular units.
As a result, the Pentagon Inspector General explained in a 2012 report that units �may
experience equipment shortages that could hinder their ability to train soldiers and
respond to emergencies.�
Why Is There No Mainstream Media Coverage?
Given the gravity of the situation at hand, it seems strange that mainstream media hasn�t
covered this topic extensively (yet).
This isn�t necessarily a surprise, since it�s well-known that mainstream news outlets
are essentially owned and operated by the government.
Corporations and government agencies have the ability to manipulate news stories and
will often completely halt them if the information is too sensitive or paints them in a negative
light (even if it�s the truth).
Though this may not be what�s happening here, it�s certainly a possibility.
For further information on this subject, I suggest you look into Sharyl Attkisson and
Amber Lyon, who are both well-known mainstream media reporters and journalists that exposed
how news outlets cater to political, corporate, and other special interests and are actually
funded by them.
Mainstream media outlets are routinely paid by the U.S. government as well as foreign
governments to selectively report and distort information on certain events.
Let�s not forget about Operation Mockingbird, a CIA-based initiative to control mainstream
media.
Despite the lack of transparency within the world of current events today, I encourage
you to use your critical thinking skills and continue to search for the truth!
More disclosure is occurring every year and we�ve seen major hurdles such as the Freedom
of Information Act and the slow demise of the cabal�s power.
Let�s continue to share information and uncover the truth!
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