Virtual Reality

[livingourdream]

Okay, goose bumps and I'm going with it. I feel so joyful and free and have such a wonderful understanding of the perspective of Source and all that I Am, that I speak joyfully and lovingly about how I love my life and how much I love my husband and how it will be for him when I leave behind my body to enjoy totally the glorious all that I Am. He will know that we will still have a delightful relationship, different in some aspects, but that he will still feel my love, appreciation, soothing, comfort, fun, delightedness, joy, giggling, laughter, light, sparkle, spark, energy, excitement... He will know that I am actually more free and available to him than ever before, and it frees him to know even more all that he is. My light shines so bright, my energy is so sweet, he knows my love is with him forever. But even more important, he knows that by thinking thoughts of appreciation he can feel good. He knows better than to live the old false beliefs that it is necessary to think miserable thoughts and follow old beliefs. He delights in the bird that flutters in front of him, in the flower that seems to open right before his very eyes, in the butterfly that dances circles around him and goes along with him down the path. He feels me with him in those first weeks and gradually less and less as he walks along his path continuing to discover all that he is. He knows our relationship is forever and forever changing. He knows of things he will do, things he enjoys, places to go. He opens my pot of cream and inhales its wonderful scent. He feels that familiar feeling, all is well.

That is just so sweet and so so beautiful Rochelle!!

[livingourdream]

Good Day, Moffy! Oh, what a breathtaking rampage today... but I do have to admit, my favorite was indeed the play room!

As one teacher says, looking at life as PLAY, kind of like playing with Play-Doh... taking it really easy. And our vibrational approach to life being like that Play-Doh... pliable, malleable, stretchable...

I also appreciate the Abe quote on attracting a relationship... yeah, I believe I've been really successful with manifesting the FEELING or the ESSENCE of the relationship. I feel loving and frisky and passionate a lot of the time... and this is exactly how I want to feel like in my romantic relationship. Moffy!

Love, Fukami

Fukami I loved the playroom too, Jacks playroom!!
They're going to be one lucky son-of-a-gun whoever snaps you up!! That's for sure And that 'knowing' when you meet them, no ifs, whats or buts. You know.

[livingourdream]

Welcome Pedrooka Fukami and Sunlover answered your questions. There are many fantastic quotes in the last 100 pages that will further answer any questions you have. There's alot here in 400 pages plus whoa!


I love to bring up my favourite teacher as an example of visualising, not sure if you have heard of her? Cynthia Stafford visualised winning 112 million dollars. She wrote down the number 112 million on a piece of paper about 2 years prior to winning it, and slept with that piece of paper under her pillow.

In January 2007 she said that she began to 'obsessively' focus on winning the amount 112 million in the lottery for four months. She visualised every night before she went to sleep that it had 'already happened'. She said she saw herself holding the check for 112 million, even down to the green top she was wearing when she won it! I will repost her story because I love reading her story, it's driftwood for me.



Follow your own guidance, do what feels good for you, pretend that you 'do know!'

[livingourdream]

What would you do if you won the lottery? Buy a fancy car? That’s what Cynthia Stafford did after cashing in her $112 million ticket. She scooped up two Bentleys—a baby-blue convertible and a bright-orange sedan. Maybe you’d take a first-class trip to Paris? Or hire a personal trainer? Stafford did both.

But she did more than change her lifestyle—she changed her life. What she really wanted was to make movies, so the one-time office worker set out to do just that. Nearly four years later, she heads her own production company. The craziest thing? She predicted every bit of her journey. “I knew I’d get here,” Stafford says, as she sits in the elegant living room of her Los Angeles–area home. “It was just a matter of visualizing it.”

Back in January 2007, Stafford was raising five children and struggling to pay the bills, so she began lulling herself to sleep at night by imagining that she was holding a lottery check. She pictured the exact amount: $112 followed by lots of zeroes.

The story seems implausible, and yet Stafford’s steady gaze and positive energy make you believe her, even the bit about knowing what she’d be wearing when she won: a lime-green blouse with a leaf print. “That part kept surprising me,” she says, laughing. “I thought I’d lose weight by then and wouldn’t still have that top.”

But that’s what she was wearing the next Mother’s Day when she learned the $2 ticket she’d bought made her the sole winner in a drawing worth, yes, $112 million. “When I found out, I sat in silence for a minute because it confirmed how powerful our minds can be,” she says with a grin. “Then I started screaming and crying!”

[livingourdream]

Jim Carrey in 1994.

“Around 1990, when Jim Carrey was a struggling young Canadian comic trying to make his way in Los Angeles, he drove his old Toyota up to Mulholland Drive.



While sitting there looking at the city below and dreaming of his future, he wrote himself a check for $10 million, dated it Thanksgiving 1995, added the notation “for acting services rendered,” and carried it in his wallet from that day forth.

The rest, as they say, is history. Carrey’s optimism and tenacity eventually paid off, and by 1995, after the huge box office success of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb & Dumber, his asking price had risen to $20 million per picture.

When Carrey’s father died in 1994, he placed the $10 million check into his father’s coffin as a tribute to the man who had both started and nurtured his dreams of being a star.”

[livingourdream]

And when you find a way to make your way into this Vortex with all of this grand stuff that you've put there, and you begin to catch a whiff of the appreciation, we're proud of, the appreciation, we're proud of you, the appreciation, we're proud of you, of what you have contributed, your sense of worthiness will settle into that place, and you will know the value of that which is you.

Abraham-Hicks.com

[livingourdream]

I don’t need the manifestation to happen in order to be happy - THAT is what I am coming forth in order to live, and learn, and teach! I don’t have to wait to get to the ending place in order to celebrate the journey that I have taken; my celebration is every step along the way! Look at me!…”
—Abraham-Hicks February 2, 2008

[Greenmarker567]

Fukami I loved the playroom too, Jacks playroom!!
They're going to be one lucky son-of-a-gun whoever snaps you up!! That's for sure And that 'knowing' when you meet them, no ifs, whats or buts. You know.

Good Afternoon, Moffy , and What you said also reminded me of Esther and Jerry's story when they first got together... I recall, Esther took one look at him... and KNEW.

I also appreciate the Cynthia Stafford story, and the cute bit about Jim Carrey allowing his dreams to come true. The common denominator here is they KNEW.

It's like we want to ask ourselves, how much do we really KNOW our worthiness? How much do we KNOW that what we want is DONE, that it's already created? How much do we KNOW that our IBs are over there, enjoying and basking in the manifestation of our hearts' desires?

I want to KNOW, at a much deeper level, who-I-really-am... that's my focus for today!

Love, Fukami

[Greenmarker567]

Dear Moffy and the other awesome Aussies on this forum...

Happy Australia Day!

Love, Fukami

[Sunlover]

HAAAAAAPPY AUSSIE DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!