Class 15/1/12

There are differences when you say ‘I know’ and ‘I believe’ . When you say ‘I know’ you literally stops your mind from moving; when you say ‘I believe I’ll…’ you give yourself moral support! We tried that in yesterday’s class. At first, I tell myself ‘I know’ and I felt I’m just saying it knowing I’ll not do it and when I tell myself ‘I believe I’ll…’ I felt this self-confidence within me, somehow knowing I’ll do that!
There are difference in the the word you choose, so beware of it. And that goes the same with sending message to the universe.

When you have that belief in you, you are already half way through your goal. The bridge to your goal is ACTION! To start your action is to do one thing at a time, slowly you’ll get more and more things done in a certain period of time because you already lighten up the one thing that are link to the other thing, when you realize, you already can handle much more thing that you expect.

Later on we did this ‘What I want’ exercise in group of two. So there are the one who question and the one who answer. Everyone has the opportunities to take part in both.
When I’m questioning I feel I’m helping my friends to find for what they truly want, and it felt great in a position of helping! When I’m answering, I first felt hard to answer those question, but later on I felt I have friends that will support me for my dreams!
And then we tell our friends about what we receive from them and re-confirm about it. Seems like our dream came nearer to us by doing that!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzgzim5m7oU&feature=youtu.be

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