In an earlier post I mentioned the June 2007 Choosing Prosperity Experiment sponsored by Elyse Hope Killoran who also sponsors the On-Line Prosperity Game. The posts for the weekend of June 16/17 2007 were very thought provoking. Elyse presented two quotes one from the Abraham-Hicks writings and the other from John Randolph Price.
” In the morning when you wake up, none of you stand out on your porch frantically breathing in because you are afraid that later in the day there will be a scarcity of air. You breathe in and you breathe out and think nothing of it. What we want to get you to understand is that it is the same thing with dollars (or anything else), there is no need to go out and hold your breath in an attempt to hold on to the air in case there is a later lack. You are all MUCH closer to a financial fortune right now than you are even willing to dream about for fear that you will be disappointed if it does not come.” – Abraham-Hicks
“The time will come when you will satisfy a need for money by steadfastly depending on the Master Self within — and not on anything in the world of form. Until you do this, you will continue to experience the uncertainties of supply for the rest of your life. Every soul must learn this lesson, and until it does, it will be given opportunity after opportunity in the form of apparent lack and limitation. You may be experiencing such a challenge right at this moment. Realize that this is the opportunity you have been waiting for to demonstrate the Truth of your birthright.” — John Randolph Price in The Abundance Book
My response to the quotes follows:
The quote from Abraham-Hicks alerts us to the truth that prospering energy must flow. When applied to money, its power is in its circulation. Money is most useful when it is in motion and used for the highest good of those it touches. Two of Prosperity’s 12 Affirmations address this prosperous use of money: Affirmation 6, “I keep my wealth circulating and creating blessings for others and for me” and Affirmation 7, “I only use my wealth for creative, uplifting, and life affirming purposes”.
The John Randolph Price quote addresses the Source of all supply, that is, Primal Energy in all of Its forms. In this context we can look at Its money form. When we have an opportunity to attract, create or manifest money, it is essential that we focus on its true Source and not confuse the channel through which it comes with the real Source. Prosperity’s 1st Affirmation addresses this idea, “I look to God as my only Source of wealth and supply”.
As I read the quotes, I am reassured that my intention to embody Prosperity’s 12 Affirmations resonates with the intentions of this month’s experiment.
The shifts that I am making are to make my automatic responses to circumstances related to money and finance more aligned with the quotes and all of Prosperity’s 12 Affirmations.
For example, I am now more conscious of what I am treating as the source of my good. Am I looking to the Energy I call God as the Source of my desire or am I trying creating a false source, such as bank account, employer or major client?
I am also shifting my tendencies to hoard or accumulate money and things for a time of need. I feel that I am naturally cautious, so now I often intentionally go against my natural urges and give more than my first inclination when contributing to a worthy cause and I now make an effort to spend more on myself if I feel that I am compromising my enjoyment now for some nebulous future ‘need’. I am finding the Prosperity Game and this experiment very helpful in both regards.
If you have participated in a Prosperity’s 12 Affirmations Workshop or the Living An Affirmative Life Class, what are your thoughts regarding the quotes and their relationship to the 12 Affirmations?