LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

The fear of death has captured the imaginations and controlled the actions of many people for countless centuries. Can we begin to release our "death grip" on death and hold it more lightly? Today we discuss the prospects of dissolving some of the mystique and unspoken terror we often feel about this little discussed topic.

It's been said that at the end of life whoever has the most toys wins. Abraham disagrees. Anything that we desire that we also achieve must be considered success.

This is the last subsection of Part II. Walt wondered if we'd ever get here. :-)

The fear of death has captured the imaginations and controlled the actions of many people for countless centuries. Can we begin to release our "death grip" on death and hold it more lightly? Today we discuss the prospects of dissolving some of the mystique and unspoken terror we often feel about this little discussed topic.

Okay, now this subsection's title is definitely weird. But it's actually a great subsection that kicks off a series of mini-questions where Abraham gives us a bunch of terrific affirmations to promote great health, abundant wealth, fabulous relationships, joyous growth, and amazing association between one's physical being and one's non-physical inner being.

A ship is safer in the harbor ... but that's not what ships are made for.

Okay, now this subsection's title is definitely weird. But it's actually a great subsection that kicks off a series of mini-questions where Abraham gives us a bunch of terrific affirmations to promote great health, abundant wealth, fabulous relationships, joyous growth, and amazing association between one's physical being and one's non-physical inner being.

A ship is safer in the harbor ... but that's not what ships are made for.

Wendy and Walt discuss whether it's possible to get what you want when sending mixed signals.

And it works with both positive and negative thoughts, so this is a key point. Cindie and Walt discuss.

Tom takes a sharp U-turn and we head back to Abraham to discuss Seth material through Abraham's eyes, and we welcome callers to share their perspectives.