Manifesting Prosperity

If there is a short period of silence, don’t be alarmed.  I haven’t forgotten what to say.  I’m simply blissing-out on the wonderful energy here... Yes,  I go into spontaneous meditative states.  It’s a problem when I drive or when I’m playing with our geese.

We have 3 geese.  I call them waddling munchkins.  You don’t want to close your eyes when they are around. Did you know they goose you in mainly two areas of your body?  Our UPS driver knows.  Being experienced with geese, he keeps his board in front of his crotch walking in and over his derriere when leaving.

Do you like fairy tales?  One of my favorites is Jack and the Bean Stalk.  It’s a great tale about Manifesting Prosperity.  I need Volunteers.

I know you now understand from this story:

What is prosperity? 

·        Denying Poverty Consciousness

·        Affirming Prosperity Consciousness

How do we become prosperous?  Basic Tools

·        Looking to God as our Unlimited Source and Supply for All

·        Denying Thoughts of Lack, Limitation, Doubt, Poverty

·        Affirming Thoughts of Opulent Abundance

·        Faith/Conviction – Catalyst

Continuity of Effort (21 Days to Change a Habit):  If you are following the formula, and your prosperity isn’t manifesting, don’t give up.  Continue to pray and affirm. This is a demonstration of faith.  Silently meditate and pray.

Staying Open and Receptive to Opportunities:  Don’t dictate your ego’s solution or answer; stay open and receptive.  If you prayed for money, don’t ask for $5,000 when you could have gotten a million.   Don’t put conditions on God. 

Don’t Affirm A Poverty Consciousness:

·        Don’t be miserly (cheap) or greedy

·        Don’t covet the possessions of others (that’s their good, not yours)

·        Don’t fear or think about lack or scarcity or shortages.

Deny these negative thoughts.   Replace them with positive thoughts of abundance and prosperity. 

Say:  “God is my unlimited source and supply for all”.  Again, with conviction: “God is my unlimited source and supply for all”.  And So It Is!

Fairytale Play

Characters:  1. Elderly Mother, 2. Young Jack, 3. Stranger, 4. Ogre’s Wife,  5. Ogre, 6. Talking Harp

·        Poor Jack and Mother

·        Old Cow to Market for $$$

·        Meets Stranger (wise man)

·        5 Magic Beans (seeds, thoughts)

·        Angry Mother calls him a fool and throws the beans away  (No Faith)

·        Climbs Beanstalk next morning   (Faith, Expanding his consciousness)

·        Castle and Ogre’s Wife Who Loves Children

·        Ogre Eats Children  (fear that destroys us) (Poverty Consciousness)

·        Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum – I smell the blood of an Englishman

·        Jack steels a bag of the Ogre’s Gold  (Material Wealth)

·        Returns Home, Shares with his Mother, but Gold soon runs out. (Thoughts of Scarcity)

·        Jack returns up the bean stalk  (Continuity of Effort, Faith)

·        Steels a Hen that Lays Golden Eggs (Covets Someone Else’s Wealth)

·        Mother is Dying (Material Wealth Doesn’t Solve Her Problems)

·        Jack returns up the beanstalk and steels a Golden, Talking Harp (Spiritual Knowledge and Spiritual Wealth)

·        Ogre chases him down the Stalk.

·        He takes an axe to the Stalk and Ogre falls to death.  (Overcomes Poverty Consciousness)

·        His Mother loves the Talking Harp and Lives  (Jack overcomes his Poverty Consciousness and Finds Spiritual Wealth)