Daily StimuMail - Thank You, Thank You, Thank You

April 19, 2014

DO THE WORK

CLEARING NEGATIVE BELIEFS ABOUT MONEY

This period we will identify and clear negative beliefs about money, wealth, and prosperity. A negative belief is a thought form held in consciousness that gives rise to or supports negative emotions that will limit or restrict possibilities. Example: I believe money is evil. I believe rich people are bad. I believe I have to work hard to get money.

Using a sheet of lined paper, write nine or more negative beliefs you hold about money and wealth beginning with the words: "I believe . . ."

When you are complete with writing these statements, go back, cross each statement out and write the following words; "I forgive myself for limiting God" over the crossed out statement.

Compassion relates to the ability to see yourself in the position of another, to feel what they feel and to offer tender support, empathy, and understanding for what the individual may be exper- iencing without seeing them as weak.

Compassion does not strip a person of their dignity, nor does it deny them the dignity of their process.

Compassion allows you to stand with a person, holding the vision of their wholeness regardless of the situation or circumstances they may face.

Compassion is the precursor to forgiveness.

Without compassion there will always be judgments, which obstruct mental and emotional energy and faculties.

Inner Visions Institute

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU

Good Morning God,

God, this morning I just want to say thank You.Thank You for all the opportunities I have. Thank You for all the gifts You've placed in me.

Thank You for all of that has happened on my behalf that I never even saw. Thank You for the hard times that I didn't think I'd make it through that have made me who I am today.Thank You for the lifelines You sent when I just didn't think I could make it another day.

Thank You for all the times I didn't say thank You and for the things I thanked myself for that were really You. Thank You for the opportunity to start again every day.

Thank You for not treating me the way I have treated You. And thank You Lord for not treating me the way I have treated myself. God, if I had ten thousand tongues it still wouldn't be enough to thank You for all You've done for me.

Thank You. Thank You. Thank You.

And so it is!

Minister Laura Rawlings

Today, I recognize that

kindness, compassion,

tolerance and forgiveness

as the cornerstones

of unconditional love.

I give thanks that I am
a loving and

compassionate person.

I give thanks that:
I am compassionate,

peaceful and calm.

Today, I listen deeply with a

compassionate, loving

heart to my family,

friends and co-workers.

I open my

heart to others

without judgment, and

radiate the message of joy

at having them in my life.

Today, I treat myself

with love, kindness,

and compassion.

Today I

give the

gifts of non-judgment, mercy

and love from a generous

and compassionate spirit.

Only when you have a healthy, honorable, affirming relationship with yourself can you have the same with others. This relationship is the foundation of your ability to demonstrate and practice compassion. Only when you have truly mastered yourself and are able to strand in your sense
of personal power can you be compassionate.

If this is not the truth of your being, your attempts to be compassionate will mean being too nice and you will become a doormat. You will believe that you are being used. You will fee put upon and eventually become resentful of all that you have done or are doing for others.

It is only from a sense of true and authentic personal power that you can give, support, share, and assist without feeling that you are losing anything.

When you are a powerful master of yourself you know that what you give
is of the universal divine energy flowing through you. It is not yours. It belongs to life.

When a powerful person gives life, s/he knows they cannot be depleted. Instead, they know they are being strengthened.

You must be strong in order to be compassionate.

A compassionate person:

understands what the other person is going through, rather than joining
in with his/her suffering and fear
sees the lesson, the blessings and the victory at the end
stands strong with the other person
supports the other through the acceptance of the situation
knows with the other person, for the other, and when necessary in spite
of the other, that all things work together for the good
holds the vision

Adapted from One Day My Soul Just Opened Up

by
Iyanla Vanzant