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Image Locale I saw Alice in Wonderland this past weekend and just loved it.  I decided I rather fancy the idea of thinking of 6 impossible things before breakfast.  It doesn’t have to be before breakfast though it could be before bed.  I do love having vivid dreams and I go to some pretty outlandish [...]

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You can change your world by rearranging your thoughts — having them travel only in one direction, that is toward the fulfillment of your desire. There is only one cause, and that is consciousness. Your consciousness is the center from which your world mirrors and echoes the state you presently occupy. Now, a state can [...]

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Image Locale The thing I like most about waking up in the middle of the night is choosing then to spend time consciously creating my next day.  Last night laying there, I thought about my day and how I would like to feel during the day.  I began to breathe consciously and then silently say: [...]

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Following up on my Two Minds post, I’m including below Neville’s words on the topic of two minds or allegiance to the inner/outer world.  This is an excerpt from Awakened Imagination.  Awakened Imagination is a very short read and a great overview on the teachings of Neville Goddard. I noticed that Wayne Dyer recently thanked [...]

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I last wrote about Neville’s Art of Revision in this lovely tradition of ending the day just before sleep and taking an event or two that didn’t pan out quite the way I wanted and revising how I experienced it in my imagination.  I purposely am not revising the actual event only my experience of [...]

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Image by DeZane This is a Neville quote below and then following that my comments.  Neville Goddard did many lectures and was very popular in So. Cal back in the 50′s and 60′s.  He would fill a lecture hall and speak on the power of imagination.  It’s a lost art perhaps and here he talks [...]

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Stay open Stay curious Stay teachable

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I just finished watching this beautiful and poignant film about the former editor of French Elle, who experiences a stroke so severe that he has ‘locked in’ syndrome.  A rare condition where his inner world is still intact but he is left with only the ability to blink one eye.  There’s a great deal of [...]

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I live in Seattle.  We have a lot of cloudy days here.  I need the sun.  I asked myself: how can I have sun when there is no sun?  I began to go away to find some sun.  I would make sure I got a hotel with a pool so I could sit out by [...]

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Music of the Night

I went to see Phantom of the Opera at the Paramount in Seattle today.  I think this is my 6th time seeing it since it first came out.  I have not seen it for several years now, my last time was in NYC.  I sort of thought at the time: if I ever saw it [...]

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