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One more day and this project will be complete. So it's time to sum up the "Prayers for Prosperity" experience.
Blessings to you all.
Posted by Shirley Twofeathers at 7:27 AM
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hi all. i have to pretty much say that all my goals were met, or are in the process of being met. definitely, the reiki prayer has become something for me that was actually lacking in my life up to this point. i don't think i would do anything differently because the experience was a good one. scary, at times, but good. i apologize for not being more on the ball about our get together...i have somehow hurt my back the night before last and have not been on the computer until now. i am calling all of the lees summit coffee houses today to find one suitable for our group. if i have no luck, i am thinking that applebee's is always around, and will have adequate seating for all of us. i will post on later to let you all know the specifics. we are looking at meeting at 7:00 pm Monday the 13th. (tomorrow). well, i'm off to make calls, i will be back shortly.
So I went back to day one and looked at my goals to see how well I did this month.
1. I have added nothing to my savings account - so that's a NO.
2. I have managed to pay my bills this month but friends and family had to help me pay my expenses - so that's a YES and a NO. I am not sure that it counts that I had to rely on the kindness of others in order to buy food, gas, etc. But then, maybe that counts.. I don't know.
3. I will be getting one item on my wish list. My mom is getting me a printer for christmas. I am also hesitant to list this as a goal that has been met because I would have gotten a christmas present anyway. And now christmas will come so early that it looks like I won't have anything under the tree at all.. and so I can look forward to a nice little pity party for that (smile).
What did I learn? Hmmm... Well, I learned a number of possibly important things:
1. In my heart, I do not believe my financial needs are important.
2. Good friends are more important than money.
3. Thirty days is a very long time to commit to doing something that doesn't appear to bring results.
4. Whenever I try to manifest money, I end up manifesting a whole bunch of new things to do instead.
5. Don't ask other people to pray for you if you aren't going to pray for yourself.
6. Prayer is the same for all faiths, only the wording changes.
7. If your family doesn't love and support you, and trouble comes your way, you're probably screwed - unless you have good friends.
Basic changes within me? Well.. For a while there I was thinking that I was finally "getting" it when it comes to understanding "God" and talking "to" God, and what prayer is etc. But this afternoon, I feel just as clueless as I did when we started. So whatever it was I was "getting" is eluding me once again. Other than that, I guess I could say that I have a deeper appreciation for the people in my life who love me. Way deeper appreciation.
Favorites:
1. My favorite prayer line is Science of Mind
2. my favorite prayer partner is that really nice man at The Upper Room Covenant Ministries who prayed with me on Halloween
3. my favorite letter of prayer support came this morning from one of the sites I surfed yesterday. If you guys are interested in where it came from, just ask, and I'll look it up. At this moment I can't remember the name of it.
4. my favorite prayer.. well it's not a prayer but I particularly liked the Yogananda quote from the Self Realization Society site.
If I had it to do over, the different thing I would do is:
1. pray for myself - in a very personal and heart felt way.
2. Pray for specifics instead of general prosperity.
Books I recommend are:
1. The Autobiograpy of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda.
2. The Art of Spiritual Healing by Joel Goldsmith.
3. The Power of Myth by Bill Moyers and Joseph Campbell
So that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Now how about you guys?
So here's the scoop on tomorrow night. Michelle did some calling around and the Java Interent Cafe sounds like the best place to meet. They are open til 10 and have comfortable seating - which is very important since both Daniel and Michelle have a healing issues.
Melissa: thank you for the links, addresses and phone numbers. You really are a great "travel guide". Here is the address, phone number, for directions, you can visit mapquest, or call them.
Java Internet Cafe
816-525-3556
702 SE Blue Pkwy
Lees Summit MO 64063
We are planning to meet there at 7pm.. It would be good to eat dinner before you go, I am not sure what all they serve there other than coffee. I hope we can all be there. It will be fun to see you guys in person
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