Comments on: Who Are You? http://for-personal-growth.com/2010/07/who-are-you/ Healing, Wellness, and Personal Growth with Mark D. Meurs Mon, 25 Jul 2011 05:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Markhttp://for-personal-growth.com/2010/07/who-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-2763 Mark Mon, 07 Mar 2011 06:48:00 +0000 http://for-personal-growth.com/?p=287#comment-2763 Thank you for your question, it's a good one that many ask. When we experience lack, be it lack of health, money, a good relationship, whatever, it causes us to ask for its opposite. The key is, once you realize a lack of something, you put your focus on the having of it. So for example a person is not physically well and they desire good health. Their job is to visualize, feel, imagine everything that goes with being well, as though they already have it. That may be too much of a stretch for some and it is possible to still create, though more slowly, with less extreme visualizations. Again with this example the person could remind them self that others have recovered from the same condition, or that they have recovered from other conditions etc. There is a dramatic difference in the vibration of someone who is ill and feels hopeless, that there is little chance of recovery, and the vibration of a person with the same illness who feels hopeful and positive. The same would apply to lack of money or whatever. Peace, Mark Thank you for your question, it’s a good one that many ask. When we experience lack, be it lack of health, money, a good relationship, whatever, it causes us to ask for its opposite. The key is, once you realize a lack of something, you put your focus on the having of it. So for example a person is not physically well and they desire good health. Their job is to visualize, feel, imagine everything that goes with being well, as though they already have it. That may be too much of a stretch for some and it is possible to still create, though more slowly, with less extreme visualizations. Again with this example the person could remind them self that others have recovered from the same condition, or that they have recovered from other conditions etc. There is a dramatic difference in the vibration of someone who is ill and feels hopeless, that there is little chance of recovery, and the vibration of a person with the same illness who feels hopeful and positive. The same would apply to lack of money or whatever. Peace, Mark

]]> By: Anerinahttp://for-personal-growth.com/2010/07/who-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-2762 Anerina Thu, 03 Mar 2011 09:11:00 +0000 http://for-personal-growth.com/?p=287#comment-2762 Thanks for this article. I'm interested in the dichotomy, at least what seems like one, between setting 'intention' and 'stopping focusing on the lack' of something.Is it possible to lack things in your life that you desire more of and still be able set an intention to acquire it? I'm a bit confused about putting focus in your intentions, but then 'letting go' of those things that you intend to acquire? Thanks for this article. I’m interested in the dichotomy, at least what seems like one, between setting ‘intention’ and ‘stopping focusing on the lack’ of something.

Is it possible to lack things in your life that you desire more of and still be able set an intention to acquire it? I’m a bit confused about putting focus in your intentions, but then ‘letting go’ of those things that you intend to acquire?

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