Tag: abraham-hicks
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Understanding Abraham-Hicks’ Grid
Not the Abraham-Hicks’ “grid,” but my rope lights around my beautiful patio at twilight. — copyright by Lorna Tedder Today, I finally understood the new Abraham-Hicks’ term, the grid. I first heard it a couple of months ago when listening to an mp3 from, I believe, late fall 2011 or perhaps very early in 2012.…
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Eyes that Change Color: The Law of Attraction, Emotions, and Manifestation
You’d think after years of writing about “eyes flashing” in my early literary career as a romance novelist, I would have understood. I didn’t. Last week, over lunch with a long-time friend, I saw something that astonished me. I saw a pair of eyes change from dark brown to bright and colorful in moments. It…
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The Surprising Shadow Side of Wonderful Things
The photo on the left was my engagment photo, taken around March 1986. It was the beginning of an era…the one where I began a family of two (my spouse and me), then added two children over the next few years. The photo on the right was taken a few weeks ago, March 2011, as…
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A Seasonal Review: What Were the Most Satisfying Moments of Autumn 2010?
Back on the 24th of August, I emulated my dear friend Maggie Shayne and posted a seasonal review of the summer–not any of the hardships or turbulence but the most satisfying moments of the summer. Now that Autumn has passed and the frigid Florida weather has arrived (yes, it’s dipped several times into the low…
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Living in the Past Can Be Bad, Bad, Bad: Law of Attraction Screw-ups
Discover how living in the past can negatively impact your present and learn how to turn things around using the Law of Attraction. The bad news is that I haven’t gotten my Law of Attraction efforts quite right yet, even after three very effective years of practice. The good news is that I keep learning,…
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Just a Coincidence–or the Law of Attraction in Action?
The Mom, 1983 …. From the Bookshelf The Lost Teachings of Dead Monks — a magical library, forbidden knowledge, and a librarian facing the fears she has manifested. Available direct from the author → Or read it free in my online Library. The Child, 2010. My younger daughter, Aislinn, and I made a quick trip up…
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Abraham-Hicks – Rethinking “My Lover Left and Now I’m Sad”
From the Bookshelf The Lost Teachings of Dead Monks — a magical library, forbidden knowledge, and a librarian facing the fears she has manifested. Available direct from the author → Or read it free in my online Library. “Abraham,” the story goes, “my lover left and now I’m sad.” I have no idea how…
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A Seasonal Review: What Were the Most Satisfying Moments of Summer 2010?
I’m taking my cue from friend Maggie Shayne and doing a “seasonal review.” As this long, hot summer of 2010 fades away—the first hints of Autumn cool are on the horizon—I don’t want to remember the passing season as the one that was blemished by the BP Oil Spill here on the Gulf or by…
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Why I Chose Not to Attend my High School Reunion (Hint: Blame Abraham-Hicks)
For 9 years and 11 months, I looked forward to this high school reunion. On the last night to turn in my paperwork, I decided not to go. It was a surprise, mostly to me. There are lots of tales of people who go back to high school reunions to put ghosts to rest. I’m…
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Manifestation Junkie: An Intentional Weekend at the RWA Conference in Orlando
I love being able to set my intentions and watch things unfold. I’ve gotten quite good at it, and the only thing I love more is setting intentions with my daughters and seeing them come to fruition. I guess I’m something of a manifestation junkie when it comes to that. This past weekend was one…
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Chakra Clearing: the Spiritual Continuing Education
I had my first shaman-led chakra clearing last week! As part of my spiritual “continuing education,” I like to try new techniques and tools when the opportunity arises. Sometimes, I’ve done them before. Sometimes, it’s something new I’ve heard of and want to see if there’s a benefit to me.
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Abraham-Hicks, the Gulf Oil Spill, and Illness
Photos here used with permission from Gregg Hall and True Reporting on Gulf Oil Spill. Photos show oil on the white beaches in nearby Pensacola, Florida (currently being covered up–WTF?–by yellow sand brought in) and the notice given out by the local National Park Service, even though the health advisory signs have been covered over…
