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Chapter 7 - Trapped In Your Act
"To God Or As God" - Pg. 70 & 71
How Your Act Came To Be
When you were no more than a child, a simple and
perhaps insignificant incident triggered a conclusion that was to become the
pattern for your life. Something was said or done that hurt your feelings and
rattled your cage. As a result of that upsetting experience, you arrived at some
inappropriate conclusion about life. That deduction became your set-in-stone
reality concept.
Based on that earlier supposition, you decided who you
would be and how you would deal with life. But that was merely a child's
reactive point of view. Think about that for a moment and allow yourself to see
that you are now stuck in the ups and downs of a merry-go-round reality created
by a 4-year old.
What if you misinterpreted the significance of that
incident and arrived at the wrong conclusion when you were a child?
Then your whole reality concept would be based on a
child's tall tale. Think of the consequences if your reality concept is based on
an erroneous conclusion. Since that reality concept is what determines the
content in your life, you'd be wise to rethink that original conclusion,
wouldn't you?
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Chapter 2 - Our Resistance To Change
from my book
"So, Why Aren't You Rich?" -
Pg. 50 & 51
His Barrier To Prosperity
For several years of his early adult life, my friend,
Dr. Herb Beatty, had trouble allowing himself to accumulate wealth. He worked at
it and prospered, but he could never allow himself to think about becoming rich.
Then one day he remembered a long forgotten incident from his childhood, and the
light dawned.
As a small boy, riding in the back seat of his parents
car, Herb overheard his mother comment about their neighbor.
They must have stolen the money to buy that new car.
There's no way they could have come by it honestly.
Young Herb was totally unaware that he had just been
programmed to think about people with money as the bad guys.
In later years, when considering the possibility of
becoming rich, he was stopped time and again by this hidden program which
controlled his attitude about the rich.
He could never allow himself to be one of THEM.
When Herb finally remembered the incident from his
childhood, he immediately recognized it as his barrier to becoming rich. He
easily saw his parents prejudice about rich people as nothing more than
justification for their lack of prosperity. He discarded this foolish prejudice
almost as soon as he remembered it.
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Chapter 3 - In The Image And
Likeness Of God
from my book
"Being The Solution" -
Pg. 39
