Prosperity Tips

What you think about and speak about, you bring about. 

What you give, you get.

Receiving is key to prospering.

Satisfaction is first a decision, feelings follow.

Elimination creates space for prospering. Vulnerability opens us up to receive the gifts the Universe has for us.

To have a future unlike the past, we have to be willing to go where we are uncomfortable.


From my Teacher, Toni Stone:
 
Life ....there is only One Life, I am living it now, eternally and always.

I never grow tired of Life and Life never grows tired of Me.

My eyes are always turned to greater good. Good satisfaction is everywhere and I am spreading it all around to everyone and enjoying it gratefully too.

My view is a good prosperous vision. Life is fresh and new at any seeming point.

I look well and happy. I am fit, well and satisfied.

Increasing gratitude empowers me in all that I do.... I produce excellently, I am well accomplished.

I am the Vitality of Life, forever manifesting in newness. New Opportunity awakens every morning, noon and evening at every point, fresh starts do occur.
 

Toni Stone, Season's Institute
Wonder Works Studio
, Phone (802) 849 2257
Buck Hollow Road, Fairfax, Vermont 05454 

An excerpt from "Learn to Meditate" Written by David Fontana

The Russian mystic George Gurdjieff likened the mind to a house and suggested that our failure to explore its deeper levels is like living in a single room instead of roving through the spacious corridors from one room to another.

The Russian mystic Georgei Guridieff frequently pointed out that much of human misery is caused by the fact that we live our lives mechanically, never properly attending to what it is to be alive.

Contemporary American psychologist Charles Tart describes us as being in a kind of "consensus trance."

These teachers, and all of the great traditions, refer constantly to the need to awaken. This acute sense of being properly awake is really another word for mindfulness.

Tart suggests that the concept of mindfulness should be motivated by the assertion, "I want to know what really is, regardless of how I prefer things to be."

Our lack of mindfulness insulates us from the direct experience of what this mysterious, intriguing, maddening thing called life actually is.

 
     
 

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