LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

David and Walt discuss this controversial chapter in the book where Abraham urges parents to stop interfering in their children's natural inclination to follow what they know deep down is best for themselves.

What do we do when we find ourselves looking for love in all the wrong places? In other words, can we ever find love when we are focused on improving or tweaking or freaking out about conditions? Or is there a way to be so focused on unconditional love, on our alignment with Source, that everything else becomes irrelevant?

We welcome Patty Framo to the podcast today and spend time getting to know each other.

Linda will be doing the Friday at 4 PM Eastern time slot with Walt.

How do you know when you are getting an impulse from Source, and what does it mean to follow it? Are you always being guided to the best feeling place that is possible for you? Is timing important in your follow up? Is every impulse you get an impulse from Source? Do you get a second chance to act on impulses?

How do you know when you are getting an impulse from Source, and what does it mean to follow it? Are you always being guided to the best feeling place that is possible for you? Is timing important in your follow up? Is every impulse you get an impulse from Source? Do you get a second chance to act on impulses?

Linda will be doing the Friday at 4 PM Eastern time slot with Walt.

"It is not that you do not desire more, but you have somehow convinced yourself that you cannot have more," writes Abraham. Wendy and Walt discuss.

Joel posted a meme on his Facebook timeline with a picture of Eleanor Roosevelt that said, "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." Joel and Walt expand the point to discuss whether we can feel anything at all without our consent. In other words, can someone make us feel one way or another about anything?