Posted by lovelyislife9  10/05/2018 11:51 am | #1 |
My guy broke up with me almost two months ago, and we have been in NC for two weeks. I am afraid that he will disappear forever like every other guy has, and this scared the hell out of me, because I love him so much and I know that I attracted this situation. Can you guys please give me some encouragement and helpful advice as to how to attract him back and at the same time learn to feel secure in myself. I really want to hear from him, but I have been shying away from doing manifest a text meditations because I don't want to fall into the hole of being obsessive about receiving a text from him.
I not only want him back, but I want to change myself, and my life.
Thank you everyone in advance 
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Posted by Cynthia 10/12/2018 4:10 pm | #2 |
Just out of curiosity, what happened in the almost year between this and your last post? I glanced back through your old posts and saw various references to that ********* 25 day challenge, starting it, doing it, starting it, etc. See, I have to wonder if you're really ready to do things right this time, and are ready to discard a lot of the fallacies and utter rubbish that's promoted all over the place by self-styled 'LOA experts' who really don't know what they're talking about and lead people astray for the sake of their own personal financial gain (or the potential for it.) You can see how much they really care about helping people in direct proportion to the amount of money they charge for that privilege, and it's in their own best interest to keep their clients in a perpetual state of not quite ever getting there so they can keep them coming back for more 'coaching', similar to people who are kept in useless therapy for many years to keep the money flowing into the 'therapist's' bank account. (Hint: Check out Veronica's exorbitant prices.) Neville was and still is the best teacher of conscious creation and, according to someone who attended his lecture, didn't charge anything because he said that would make him a fraud.
Having been viciously attacked by a mentally disturbed person here a day or two ago who wants to tenaciously hold onto the wrong things that haven't worked for her yet wants different results and who spewed a lot of hate and venom at me for trying to point her in the right direction, and ended up deleting the entire post and leaving in a huff after other knowledgeable people backed up what I told her, which has happened before with people with similar characteristics, I have to wonder how many people really want to get things right.
Last edited by Cynthia (10/12/2018 5:51 pm)
The first man to raise a fist is the man who has run out of ideas.
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Posted by lovelyislife9 10/12/2018 7:27 pm | #3 |
The teachings of Neville Goddard are something I am definitely looking to put into practice.
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Posted by Cynthia 10/12/2018 9:52 pm | #4 |
lovelyislife9 wrote:
The teachings of Neville Goddard are something I am definitely looking to put into practice.
Seriously, don't even waste any more time on anything or anybody else. Neville will never steer you wrong, and everything is all free online now, his books and his lectures, both recorded and transcribed into print. What he teaches is all you need to know to be successful as long as you apply it, as he said, 'You are the operant power, it doesn't operate itself', and it's at full strength so to speak, nobody else's watered down or distorted versions of his teachings.
The first man to raise a fist is the man who has run out of ideas.
