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Helping someone else
Guys, my boyfriend is really struggling with his studies. He keeps on studying but gets bad grades. He is not really a good test taker, and struggles with tests even though he is good in class. He is like giving up and feeling so low about it, and I dont know how to help him. Any suggestions?
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Re: Helping someone else
You can do this for other people, you know. Listen to Neville. He explains it. You can visualise him doing well at his studies and telling you how well he's been doing. I've personally helped somebody with something a lot bigger and more serious than studying and it worked a treat, but you have to persist in visualising it until it happens.
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Re: Helping someone else
Cynthia wrote:
You can do this for other people, you know. Listen to Neville. He explains it. You can visualise him doing well at his studies and telling you how well he's been doing. I've personally helped somebody with something a lot bigger and more serious than studying and it worked a treat, but you have to persist in visualising it until it happens.
But doesn't the person have to be in alignment as well?
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No, in fact he was telling me all the reasons why what I was imagining for him couldn't happen, even though he wanted it to more than just about anything. He was full of all kinds of doubts and fears, but he did have some hope.
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