Question from Brayden Schmitz
​Hey there 🙂coming back for a taste of wisdom. I remember someone talking on manifesting from a place in the head rather from a place of the heart. It may have been Wayne dyer but that doesn't matter. What I'm getting at is this - I remember them stating that when manifesting from the head (or the ego) you create manifestations of duality. Which to my understanding means that if per say you wanted a home for egoic reasons then you would manifest a home but it would come with some problems or hiccups along the way whereas manifesting from the heart or a place of love and compassion will create flawless manifestation. Would you be so kind to elaborate on this matter? My aunt and I recently moved out and I got my own room now (yay😁) and I would say that she most definitely manifested from a place of egoic wants. She wants to change the cabinets/doors/etc whereas I have the bare minimums and feel completely content. I don't have a feeling of needing more or changing anything although I wouldn't be opposed it it either. I kind of went on a ramble there - it's a topic I'm looking for clarity on. Thank you Zehra ❌⭕❤️

I was talking to a beautiful girl today: Anna - she felt that she wasn't being paid as much as her male colleagues but was doing at least as much or more work. In her words she felt abused.

Sound familiar?

So I started peeling the onion with her.

I asked her what was the reason in her opinion? "Because I'm a woman" she said.

That's what it seems on the surface. So I asked her, "what about being a woman makes you less than a male colleague when it comes to your contribution at work?"

I never cut my own grass, but imagine for a minute that I decided I would. Imagine that I went and got myself the best lawn mower on the market. I brought it home. Beautiful red, really powerful electrically powered programmable machine. I plugged it in, positioned it at one end of the lawn in my backyard, turned it on and left it there to do its job, while I went and lay in my hammock taking a nap.  What do you think would have happened?
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Now, I don’t know how your imagination works, but in my head, I can see this monster of a lawn mower trampling over my flower beds, and just spinning around in circles without actually doing what I wanted it to do.

​Anyone who has a toddler will relate to the fact that going shopping with them on Christmas eve when the snow is knee deep is not exactly a fun time. My 17 year old was a toddler once, and I’m sitting here remembering Christmas many years ago, when my toddler helped me learn an important law of attraction lesson.

I had just come home after a very long day because I wanted to look after a few things knowing that I would be gone for a few days. Got home and realized that there were still a few important things that I absolutely had to get that night. I had already picked up my son from the day care so I had no choice but to bring him with me. It was something I dreaded.

​Getting a toddler to put on snow pants and get bundled up adds another fifteen minutes to your trip on each end. It always takes longer to run errands with kids in tow. If it was just me, I would have zipped in and zipped out of Walmart in no time at all. But with him I would have to take his stroller and I did not relish the idea. Any way off we went. 

One day many years ago I came upon my mother sobbing her heart out.  I have never forgotten that day. I hugged her and asked her what was wrong.  She said she had been praying and that was why she was crying.  I didn’t understand.  “Why is praying making you cry?” I asked her.  She said “because I am praying from the bottom of my heart”.  And then she said something that has been with me forever, it has been at the heart of my search for God.  She said, “all prayers are not the same, you have to pray so that God listens”. 

At the time, I interpreted it to mean that you have to pray from the bottom of your heart.  But as I saw my mother’s life unfold, I knew that there was more to the mix.  She always prayed from the bottom of her heart; often she sobbed real hard but her life was tough and she was mostly a very unhappy person, and I knew that very few of her prayers were answered.  I could not understand it.  

​I had an interesting discussion with one of my neighbours this morning. I was walking Stella like I always do, and we always say hello to Tony. Stella likes him and always wants to stop for a petting. He’s gutted his house and is slowly renovating it. Today he had a friend with him. We stopped and got talking. He told me that the place had been rented and he owned another rental property a few doors down. “That’s wonderful” I said, “it’s a great business to be in”. "No" he said "its really bad, especially these days". And then he started…he started telling me all the things that are “hard” about renting and all the “problems” he has had over the years. He was really on a roll. I stood there thinking “alright – I need to get away from you, or I need to butt into your rampage of complaining to make you stop”. Trust me, I wanted to walk away, but he’s a nice guy and he just wouldn’t understand that, would he?