1 of 1- yellowrose
- Contributor
Offline - Registered: 12/02/2016
- Posts: 72
Changing a part of your past
If you want to change a part of your past, how is it done? Can you just imagine a memory going differently or is there a certain process? A lot of loa teachers say you can do this but I'm confused about how..
- bloa007
- Contributor
Offline
- Registered: 2/07/2017
- Posts: 51
Re: Changing a part of your past
this is very interesting i too would like to know, i didn't even know it was possible
- Stacey
- Guru
Offline
- From: Where the sun shines
- Registered: 6/13/2016
- Posts: 1,147
Re: Changing a part of your past
Yes, you can. Neville Goddard's revision technique. Here's a good video about it. You pretty much change the memory of the event and give it a better ending.
It Is Not What Happens To You, It Is How You Respond To It.
- Sanshi
- Top Cat
Offline
- Registered: 12/13/2015
- Posts: 2,617
Re: Changing a part of your past
The easiest way (at least when you are at a certain level) to change your past is to recognize that it is an illusion anyway. You can't touch it, you see only proof of it, because you believe in it. If you could see yourself in this very moment as the immortal consciousness that you are which isn't tied to a past or a human body, you would see how unimportant that which you call your past is and it would lose its power.
"Self-abandonment. That is the secret. We have to abandon ourselves to the state, in our love for the state, and in so doing live the life of the state and no more our present state. And to make the state alive, one must become it."
Neville Goddard ~ The Law and the Promise
Veronica Isles LOA coach veronicaislescoaching.com