The positive Energies of bad luck can be easily learned!

[Guest guest]

--- , laila teimouri <llteimouri> wrote:

>bad luck in life I that I deserve much better one.

 

The positive Energies of bad luck can be easily learned!

 

Hi Laila,

 

Bad luck according to whom?

 

I'm NOT being nasty.

 

I'm looking for clarity.

 

You CANNOT LEARN unless you stretch those " comfort zones " ...

 

....and, depending upon your internal psychological patterns, THEY

determine how much you can learn this time around.

 

>Many life >probmes happened to me in one go. BIG ONES. and people

>think that I have no feelings

 

People " think/believe " that if they'd have negative feelings THEN

you should also.

 

It just is NOT so!

 

And, even grief can be positioned in such a manner that when you

think of the one that has crossed over, you actually have tears of

love and joy, NOT of sorrow and loneliness.

 

> or may be I am out of it. When friends try to calm me down, it

>ends up by me doing that to them.

 

According to some of the best philosophies around, " we are NEVER

given more to chew on than we can swallow! "

 

....and, for me that is a TRUTH.

 

So, because you can live on it, then you are a blessing to those

that have not YET learned how to do it.

 

Does anyone want that particular Mind Drill?

 

 

 

> Laila

[Guest guest]

I'm still goose-pimply from when you taught that two

years ago.

 

--Vince

 

--- docspeed2001 <docspeed2001 wrote:

> Does anyone want that particular Mind Drill?

>

>

 

Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

" The Huna Rebel "

[Guest guest]

I would LOVE to have a drill concerning that. I know

that the only difference between good luck and bad

luck is our perception and expectations.

 

To change those perceptions and expectations of luck

is to change our luck.

 

So, if I knew how, what would I know?

 

/grin

 

 

Thanks in advance, Doc

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " Rev. James

Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote:

>

> I'm still goose-pimply from when you taught that two

> years ago.

>

> --Vince

 

Hummmmmmm?

 

Now I'm wondering " which " version of many great ones, that I taught

you back then?

 

Give a brief rundown, if you would.

 

sincerely,

 

 

> --- docspeed2001 <docspeed2001> wrote:

> > Does anyone want that particular Mind Drill?

> >

> >

>

> Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

> " The Huna Rebel "

[Guest guest]

Before telling us what you were doing ... of course

....

 

You had yourself, Eric, and someone else get up in

front of the class and basically say nice things about

people.

 

Each of you talked about three different people and

what you like about them.

 

--Vince

 

--- docspeed2001 <docspeed2001 wrote:

> --- " Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD " wrote:

> > I'm still goose-pimply from when you taught that

> > two years ago.

> > --Vince

>

> Hummmmmmm?

>

> Now I'm wondering " which " version of many great

> ones, that I taught you back then?

>

> Give a brief rundown, if you would.

>

> sincerely,

>

 

Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

" The Huna Rebel "