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Take the Charles Fillmore Challenge

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
Cover of "Prosperity"
Cover of Prosperity

Everyone loves a good challenge, right? Well, step right up, because we have a hum-dinger of a challenge for you, if you think you can handle it! When you succeed with this challenge, you will experience an incredible leap in Consciousness, and discover a depth to your spirituality you’ve never imagined possible.

Are you interested? Here’s the deal: In his book, Prosperity, Charles Fillmore writes: “Never make an assertion, no matter how true it may look on the surface, that you would not want to see manifest in your life. For example, don’t say, money is scarce; the very statement will scare money away from you. Do not say times are hard; the very words will tighten your purse strings. Begin now to talk plenty, think plenty, and give thanks for plenty.”

So here’s the challenge! Try to go one full day following Charles’ advice! Refuse to speak any words of your mouth that you do not want to see manifested in your experience! Sound simple? Not as easy as we wish it would be! But a great awareness activity! The very day we created this challenge, we took it on ourselves. Not 30 minutes into it, Cher exclaimed, “Boy, I’m having a bad hair day!” Then we laughed and Cher added, “I sure don’t want THAT\That’s definitely not what I want to be manifested! Let me change that statement: I LOVE my hair, and I look great!”

Perhaps you\You might hear yourself say, “I can’t afford that.” Ooops – you don’t want that idea manifested! How about saying instead, “I choose to spend my money in a different way!”

You could be experiencing a health challenge, and you find yourself complaining about your pain. Take on the challenge, and change your languaging, because you surely don’t want pain manifested. Do not assert what you do not want to see in your life experience! Instead, claim “I am healing I am health I am the nature of God.”

This challenge really forces you to become very aware of the words you speak, which are actually your Subconscious Speaking! This will allow you rewrite the conversation! And switching the conversation alters awareness, which changes thoughts, which changes your manifested reality.

We invite you to take on the Fillmore Challenge, and experience a transformation in your spiritual growth, your abundant prosperity, and your joy!

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New Year-ology: 7 Factors for Success

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

A new year is here. What are we going to create? How will it unfold: Personally? Professionally? Leisurely? Spiritually? Health wise? Money wise? What are you going to do to\How will you make 2009 a meaningful year? A self-defining year? A transformative year?

Most people start the year by creating New Year’s resolutions because it’s the expected thing to do. But most people, according to the research, lose their resolve along the way.

The percentages differ slightly, depending on the source, but most of the research suggests that 68% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions and only 22% keep them.

The bottom line is this: New Year-ology, as it is currently practiced, is a prescription for failure!

So, we encourage you to stop being a New Year-ologist and become a New You-ologist. Personal transformation is a day-by-day experience. And it’s something that requires year round immersion.

In her personal transformation book, The Artist’s Way, Julia Cameron shares her philosophy about change: “Spiritual hedging, like fence straddling, becomes uncomfortable the longer we try to sit on itBut moving forward has its own discomfort. Is it any wonder why many of us teeter-totter between change and stagnation. We prefer to straddle the fence as long as we can?”

We encourage you to leave behind the once-a-year mentality of New Year-ology, and become New You-ologists. We call this ‘new you process’ spiritual obstetrics. It means being reborn every single day. It means giving birth to the new you each day. It means turning resolutions into revolutions.

Resolutions that workhave five things in common. Personal transformation life coaches all over the world agree that resolutions which have a high success rate are those that:

  • are meaningful to us;
  • are consistent with our core values;
  • resonate with who we want to be;
  • hold some enjoyment and are rewarding for us;
  • seem manageable and possible.

And there’s another benchmark which has made the list for the first time this year, coming in at #6:

  • Resolutions that have a high success rate are those which have a spiritual component.

And we’d like to put in  one last criteria as #7:

  • Envision yourself achieving your resolutions, using every single one of your emotions and senses! Create the feeling that it is already real and you are experiencing it in action!

If you’ve already made New Year’s resolutions, match them against these seven success factors. If they fit, you are well on your way to turning resolutions into revolutions.

On the other hand, it there are areas that don’t match up, set new goals. You will increase your chances of success dramatically!

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