Comments on: Days 12 & 13: What God Wants for You

By: Nakira

Nakira — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 01:16:34 +0000

The central message of this quote is, God created all of us to live up to our fullest potential and by settling for a life without prosperity we are not living the lives he has intended for us all to live. Yes I absolutely reasonate with this, I have known this all along, I have to adjust my fear meter in order to be in alignment with all that God has in store for me.

By: Kathy

Kathy — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 04:33:59 +0000

This quote brings up many feelings for me. How wonderful it would have been to have been taught this
from an early age. What life could I have created? Could we lessen or eliminate some of the negative
that comes with today’s society’s view of money, like greed, lust, cohersion, oneupsmanship. If we truely
taught our children that God(Divine/Universe) wants and actually intends for them to be abundant and
prosperous, could we change our world? If we taught each person how to create their own prosperity from
a very young age, would there be such a need for people to compete with each other? Could we, in fact,
change the focus of our societies, end war, poverty, sickness and lack.? Yes, I’m a dreamer.
The fact that this knowledge came later in life for me only reinforces that I want to help as many as possible
to learn about this. To this end, I choose to start a self-sufficient farm school. I would like to show people
that we can live in harmony with the earth and still be abundant and prosperous. By self sufficient I do not
mean some kind of something where we are doing it all on a limited budget or none at all. I want to show
that stewardship of the earth, self-sufficiency, prosperity and abundance can go hand in hand. We should be
doing things in life because we love doing them. What wonders could we create if we did not have to worry
about where the money comes from. There is nothing wrong with using all the tools and technology we have
created. On the contrary, technology has allowed it to be easier to be stewards of the earth.
I am looking at being able to take children and adults into this “school”. I am looking at setting up greenhouses,
an orchard, vegetable gardens, chickens (maybe rabbits), composting, traditional and alternative methods of
heating and electricity, self sustaining wood lots, and a market for selling. The intention is to show and teach
how all of these things work together to give back to the earth and each other. State of the art technologies
could make it possible to market some things on line, or to spread what we are doing to other areas of the
world and other interested people. I would like to show people that this is only one way and that the possibilities
with the LOA are endless. To some this may sound like an awful lot of work. To me, it sounds like play. That is
the whole point. God wants us to be happy. We should not have to worry about how to support that happy. If
we learn to align ourselves with what the Universe wants for us, then we can live in abundance and prosperity
doing the things we love. I know the Universe will bring me the means to follow my dreams. It is happening NOW.
I already have it. I wait in excited expectation for its appearance.

This quote brings questions of what our world would be if we were taught this from an early age. How exciting
to know that it is our birthright to be abundant, prosperous and happy.
Do I resonate with it? Absolutely. I have always known (somewhere deep) that this is the way it should be, not
the lack we have been taught. It excites me to see more and more people coming to this awareness.
What shifts do I have to make? I have been making them for a few years now and this experiment has seemed
to accelerate the process. They are inner shifts of knowing and accepting. Trusting those feelings from long ago
that said there is more to all this than daily drudgery. Letting go of the negative thoughts and ideas of others
about money. Inviting money energy into my life. It is exciting to know that all this is mine for the choosing.
I choose prosperity.

By: Mariette

Mariette — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 00:52:35 +0000

God intends for me to live in prosperity and I have to align myself with that intention by choosing prosperity. That is smart. I’m feeling reassured to read these words. I’m choosing prosperity.

By: Liz

Liz — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 23:58:48 +0000

I am loving the rewarding lives intention from God. Yet I find myself loving to often collapse on the sofa-not necessarily too tired to appreciate, but loving the down time and it makes me wonder if in order to resonate all of the above statement whether NOT wanting to collapse will be a sign that I’m living more abundantly….hmmm.

I am choosing to prosper, however the routine of doing my finances in my head continues to haunt me and and I continue to think of things that “aren’t happening” or at least don’t seem to be happening and know full well that I am limiting myself-it’s still happens when i go onto auto pilot though. Also, my dreams are challenging me-sending in those voices I do a fairly good job of avoiding back subconsciously.

Next challenge, focus my brain before bed to focus on my goals and positivity. Manifest instead of fall asleep to the TV.

Oh yeah, how is it all of you have already done the butterfly expiriment and it was just sent to me today? We are on day 14, right?Go team!

By: Lynn

Lynn — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:22:23 +0000

I loved reading everyone’s different interpretations of the quote…I could relate with so many. Both the unsure, doubting ones (me, sometimes) and the completely optimistic, knowing, joyful, and grateful ones (me, other times). It was only a few years ago that I started even wrapping my mind around the concept of “God,” so thinking that “God intends for us to live in prosperity” still takes some mental gymnastics for me! But I wholeheartedly believe that life is meant to be fun, prosperous, and full of energy, and that it is a conscious choice to look at it that way and make it that way. The line “If we don’t decide to prosper, we unconsciously choose limitation” was impactful for me, and something I’ll remember…not a new idea, but I love the way it was put.

By: Stephenie

Stephenie — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:20:48 +0000

~ What is the central message of the quote?
God has no intention for us to suffer or go without. One of the main reasons we may be suffering or feeling a lack in our lives is because we do not have faith and are therefore projecting our doubt, our lack, our fear, rather than allowing ourselves to have faith and thus manifesting all that we need simply through that faith.

~ Do you resonate with it?
I feel great resistance to it and simultaneously know on some level I already know and understand this.

~ How does it FEEL to read these words?
It feels surprising. I realize I am resisting opening myself to God and I also realzie I resist associating prosperity, especially financial prosperity, with God or spirituality.

~ What shifts will you need to make to be living in alignment
with this perspective?
I need to allow myself to open up to God; to allow, to accept, to have faith and trust. I need to let go of the idea that I must always DO and WORK and TRY and instead just be and feel and allow.

By: Amanda

Amanda — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:07:03 +0000

The central message of the quote is that we are supposed to have it all. There is no such thing as lack unless we choose it. I feel empowered by these words. It’s a good reminder because so often we get bogged down by other people wanting us to be more serious or spend significant time doing things we don’t enjoy and we don’t have to live like that. I choose the life I want and in doing so I will need to learn to say yes more often to the things I enjoy, say no more often to the things I don’t enjoy, and find a way to enjoy those things that must be done but I’m not necessarily excited about doing (aka laundry). Also, I need to tune out the naysayers who haven’t yet discovered this truth so that I can continue to attract what I choose. And surround myself with others of like mind.

By: Veronica

Veronica — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:29:04 +0000

When I read that quote it reminded me that we always have a choice, and to not choose prosperity is to choose to not prosper. I resonate with it a great deal because I can feel the difference between when i am actively choosing than when I am simply accepting what is even if I don’t like it.
I’ve made many shifts over the past two weeks and feel so much more in alignment than before I started the prosperity game. The evidence is showing up in surprising places and it feels really exciting when it does.
I choose to live in prosperity. I choose rewarding relationships. I choose a fulfilling career.

By: Xelen

Xelen — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:23:08 +0000

Ti me it means “lighten up”….

By: Courtney

Courtney — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:28:34 +0000

If we don’t consciously make the decision to prosper, then we are making the unconscious decision for limitation.
Here’s what I don’t understand–WHY is the default unconscious decision limitation and lack? Why aren’t we programmed for prosperity instead?
I am now choosing to program myself for prosperity! Prosperity is my default mode of being!
Somewhere along the way we chose to come into this world of limitation and somewhere along the way we decided that lack and scarcity are what we see all around us. Why? Is it so we could have the joy of discovering prosperity again? Is it because we can? Is it because a cat yawned or a fly landed on a chicken?!
If we as a group consciousness made that decision, we can unmake it.
I choose to un-make that decision by making a new one:
I CHOOSE PROSPERITY!!!