managing one's reality

"By paying attention to the way you feel, and then choosing thoughts that feel the very best, you are managing your own vibration, which means you are controlling your own point of attraction -- which means you are creating your own reality. It's such a wonderful thing to realize that you can create your own reality without sticking your nose in everybody else's, and that the less attention you give to everybody else's reality, the purer your vibration is going to be -- and the more you are going to be pleased with what comes to you." Abraham

Everything is magnetically attracted to what Abraham calls our point of attraction, what I call our vibrational signature, and such then becomes our own reality, and this is the only thing that is our responsibility. Everyone else, while we would envision for them all the good things, will do what they will do as they also come under this law. Even if they are not conscious of what they are doing and make choices that we might not wish for them, it is their journey, and the more we water down our focus upon our journey by sticking our noses in another's life and experience, the more our focus becomes dissipated and fuzzy. And, you know the law, "Dissipated and fuzzy in, dissipated and fuzzy out." :-)

"Thought that is projected, now thinks. So it's not possible to separate the thinker from the thought, because the thinker thinks a thought, and then the thought thinks and becomes a thinker, and then the thought, that was a thought that is now a thinker, thinks another thought, which becomes a thinker, also. And so, there is a constant summoning of Life Force. Now, a thought that is thought longer becomes Thought Form. A thought that is thought upon by many, becomes Thought Form. A thought that is thought upon by many, in a very clear undiluted fashion, as from Nonphysical Perspective where there is no resistance, becomes physical matter. That's why the physical universe is a by-product of the Nonphysical attention or focus. So, the Nonphysical Energy that created this physical mass from the Energy of the Universe, the mass itself, now becomes a thought that is thinking, that is attracting the Energy." Abraham

If this is true, then all thought that is initiated begins its own process of "thinking" along the lines of the energy of the primary thought that the thinker (we) thought. Everything is a function of the creative process within which we all participate...it is just more complete than perhaps we have envisioned it to be. In another instance Abraham says that what we call ghosts are nothing but Thought Forms that we "bump into" in consciousness that have a resonance with a vibration we are also carrying...that this is all that what we call a ghost is...for everyone who makes the transition does so into pure, positive and awakened energy, and from this awareness wouldn't think of haunting...just loving.

Our focus is important, for from this process we find all physical manifestation, yet we always get to choose what we "bump into" and bring into our own sphere of experience. Interesting...

transition

"Make fun of death. We are as dead as it gets, and we are fully aware of this joyous experience. We are with you every time you allow it. We are in every singing bird and in every joyful child. We are part of every delicious pulsing in your environment. We are not dead, and neither will you ever be! You will just get up, one day, and get out of the movie." Abraham

With the recent passing of a member of our congregation and this appearing on the very next day on the Abraham-Hicks website, it was too much of a "coincidence" not to pass on. We will all get out of the "movie" at some point and enter again into pure, positive, awakened awareness of only our God-Source Identity. Nothing to fear. Certainly in our humanhood we miss and even mourn--and we should honor these moments--but then as quickly as we can move to a different level of relationship with those who have left this dimension, for no one really ever goes anywhere...everything interpenetrates and is always in the now.