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#57544 12/18/06 11:03 PM
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I am having trouble creating a financial vision for myself. I am using both Abundance for Life and Effort Free Life. I want to create a vision in which I have good income, savings, and credit while maintaining a healthy balance in all areas of my life.

I created the attached vision but I'm not sure it has the depth and well-roundedness it needs. I don't have any issues creating a vision for work, love life, or other areas but this one just seems a little weak.

Any advice you can give, or do you happen to have something I could model this vision after?

It is July 1, 2007, and I am excited and happy. I have just balanced my accounts on my computer and have realized that I now have $100,000 in the bank. My credit score is high and growing, and companies are competing to provide me with credit. My finances are streamlined and orderly. I enjoy managing my money for the greatest good for me, my family, and my community. I live prosperously on 80% of the money that comes into my life every day. With the remaining 20% I tithe 10% of my income and save another 10%. My income grows daily and even while I sleep. I receive income by producing powerful and positive service to others. I have all the funds needed to maintain and grow my savings while paying bills and taxes with acceptance and appreciation.

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It is July 1, 2007, and I am excited and happy. Today is...

Delete I have just balanced limiting you could do it earlier in the year.

Could delete this also have realized that I now and add have at least $100,000

My credit score is high
(be specific what is high?)

and companies are competing to provide me with credit - I suggest something like I have a choice of X (3) great credit options

Those suggestions may impact your thoughts about the rest of your affirmations. So I'll leave it there since I think they are okay anyway.

Remember to apply the 7-Step Process. In particular Step 4 at this point.

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Good advice as always. You helped me on another of these a while back. I had to log in with a different name as my email address had changed.

Anything you could suggest that would make it more "sensorially rich"?

By the way, because these things can work SO well, I appreciate the care with which you look at these. Although unspecific statements can cause seeming miracles to happen, it is still very helpful to be clear so that you don't get what you DON'T want.

A couple of years ago I was working on one of these that said that we would own our home debt free. A few months later my father- and mother-in-law decided to move to another state. They gifted us a house that was mortgage free. The bad part was that we had to sell a house we were really fond of to move into a house that does not meet our criteria for a pleasant home. I guess I didn't think I needed to be that specific since we were already living in a house that pleased us very much.

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Ah we cannot always think of everything that would make it perfect.The idea is to keep rubbing the magic lamp and making another wish.

Your experience with the house does show why you want it sensory rich. You wanted debt free comfort and functional so your family could enjoy the environment and have everything close to hand that was needed. Being clear on what you don't want is not as important as being abundantly clear on what you do want debt free with the enjoyment and comfort that you were currently experiencing or even better.

You may not have to change a word of your statements When you do your visualisations, check and create a sensory rich experience.

Think. How would you like to feel with your goal. I can see the potential of hard work and stress... so it could take more time so check how you want to feel. Would you be happier with just a bit less in the bank if it meant you have more free time to kick back and relax safe in the knowledge that you have all the money you need for whatever you wanted in that moment?

Get into the feeling.

Listen to the environment what do you hear. Words like this is perfect. This is fun. Sure honey we have the time and money to see that show.

Tune in to what you would see, were are you working, creating this abundance. What's around you.

If you can go further what do you smell and taste? Now that you have the abundance you're aspiring to have?

This is part of step four during this you might notice where things are going to clash so you can modify and enhance your statements. And it's important to repeat the visualisation. You might find yourself adding that it happened in a relaxed manner and evyou are enjoying perfect health and happiness.

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Wow, excellent advice from Alex already!!

I'd add if you want to make it 'sensory rich' you could start a 'scrapbook' or make a poster/board or something, of pictures that represent WHO you and your family will be and what, when you feel so/achieve that goal... (short and long-term goals/wishes), even photos of enjoyable times with your family and say to yourself/write 'We can have such and even better times!' or similar.

It's also inspiring to think of new affirmations/statements... (I started a folder with pictures cut out from magazines that represent 'me' or a part of me/inspiration for who I want to be - eg courage, accomplishment, self-discipline, calmness/peacefulness.... - just put some pages in plastic sheet protectors, and glued some pics on ordinary paper to maybe write affirmations/statements on later.) It's so fun to flip through!

Got inspired to do that on Youtube - there's a '100 day challenge' to try and apply these things - people are filming daily progress, ideas... - you may Google cocreatingourreality - not sure if posting links is allowed here. It's helpful & inspiring to see other people doing it!

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Hi Alex

Could you explain what you mean by "When you do your visualisations, check and create a sensory rich experience." and how to create "sensory rich" experience

How is it different from creative visualization as mentioned in the book The Secret? or is it one and the same but termed differently and approached from a different angle?

I've read a report of an interview with Bob Proctor on the Law of Attractions and Creative Visualization. In the report, it mentioned that Creative Visualization is the KEY to turbo-charge (i.e. accelerate) the Law of Attraction.

Is Law of Attraction = Abundance for Life?

If NO, what's the difference between the 2?

I'm trying to gain a better understanding and search for the most effective way to have a better improved life

Thanks

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I too, await Alex's response. I do not yet have te AFL course, but it is on my wish list.

My intuition tells me that that LOA is very much related and permeates not only AFL, but a lot of the tools that are offered here from LSC.

All the best success!


blessings,

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A sensory rich experience is one that isn't just pictures. You allow yourself to hear what will be said, you smell the air, feel the environment and temperature and most importantly get in touch with your emotions how do you feel when you have that experience.

You can replay the image three times to build the additional tracks at first you might just notice the images and the next time add the sound and then add the emotion. All the while make it as real in your imagination as you can.

Use whatever senses most trigger the positive emotions that you expect from your goal.

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Hi Alex

Thanks for the clarification... so am I right to say that to imagine using our 5 senses as well?

Thanks
Janice

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