LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

"As your segment intending becomes more refined, and as you get better at it, you will automatically have far fewer interruptions," writes Abraham. Wendy and Walt discuss.

"The river of life is big and real and always moving, and the art of allowing is learning to navigate in the stream. And the first thing that you must understand in this stream of life is that it is benevolent, and that it adores you, and that it takes you all of the places that you want to be. And that you may trust it." Abraham-Hicks

Abraham provides an approach for changing one's "upstream" thoughts into "downstream" thoughts to make it easier to deal with the depression, anger, and grief that is often associated with a broken relationship.

Abraham provides an approach for changing one's "upstream" thoughts into "downstream" thoughts to make it easier to deal with the depression, anger, and grief that is often associated with a broken relationship.

"The river of life is big and real and always moving, and the art of allowing is learning to navigate in the stream. And the first thing that you must understand in this stream of life is that it is benevolent, and that it adores you, and that it takes you all of the places that you want to be. And that you may trust it." Abraham-Hicks

"As your segment intending becomes more refined, and as you get better at it, you will automatically have far fewer interruptions," writes Abraham. Wendy and Walt discuss.

"For many of you it can be listening to music that is in harmony with you at the moment. For some it will petting their cat or taking a walk or making love--or playing with a child," says Abraham. Wendy and Walt discuss.

It's a loaded word isn't it? Because it means so many different things. Well, it's opposite feels like unworthiness, which feels like misalignment, so perhaps Worthiness simply feels like Alignment!

"For many of you it can be listening to music that is in harmony with you at the moment. For some it will petting their cat or taking a walk or making love--or playing with a child," says Abraham. Wendy and Walt discuss.