Embrace Prosperity

What keeps you from experiencing abundance in your financial life?

• Jerry was ashamed about his financial situation and knew that he wasn't allowed to talk about it.
• Betty believed you had to be born rich in order to have money.
• Mary Jane was certain the money couldn't buy happiness and decided she would rather be happy than rich.
• Robert believed that he could never earn enough money.
• Peter was convinced that he couldn't survive without a regular paycheck and had to stay in a job he hated rather than risk moving.

You can use the Logosynthesis sentences to dissolve those blocks. However, sometimes it's hard to figure out just what those blocks are. The more precisely you identify what triggers your beliefs in scarcity, the more likely you are to successfully release the energy stored in those beliefs.

Once you retrieve your own energy and remove the energy bound in the influence of others, you'll learn what abundance will mean to you.

Here are two different activities that will help you identify some of these personal blocks. The first is a personal journey, and the second one introduces ideas from people who experience financial abundance but which may be foreign to you.

You can finish reading this book and come back to these activities later, if you prefer. Remember though, if you want to release your energy to use it to truly experience abundance and relieve your anxiety about money issues, it is important to actually practice the activities. That way you will discover the hidden triggers in your field and release the energy that is stored in them.

The Timeline Experiment

The first, a Logosynthesis technique, allows you to create a map of certain aspects of your life. You're going to create a map that will take you from the present time to a state of experiencing abundance.

This technique is done best if you can walk through your physical space in a room, but if that's not possible, you can also use space on a desk or table.

Taking turns doing this activity with a friend is ideal, but doing it alone is also effective.

You need to start with your goal, a concrete target that you hope to achieve in the future. If you're not sure what your target might be, go back to your list of 10 or 100 things you would like to be, do or have, and choose something from that list. You'll also need some small objects or pieces of paper to use as markers.