(I suppose this is where the “For Smart People” really comes in!)
I keep seeing suggestions to make sure you feel worthy and can accept what you are asking for. True, the idea of $1 million a month in income may just break your comfort level (and bring up relationship and tax related anxieties), but do you really need to feel worthy of it?
This approach seems to be holding a few assumptions:
- Certain things are hard to get
- Not everyone – esepeciallly me! – deserves to get them
What it seems everyone focuses on is the “No, I’m different – *I* deserve it. I am worthy!” to counter the second assumption. I’m sure to a certain extent that works.
But it sounds like you are bashing your head against the wall, since you are ignoring some BASIC premises of LoA:
- Nothing is hard for the Universe/G-D. I’m sure you’ve heard it many times – but do you really believe it? “If you can manifest $1, you can manifest $10 million dollars.” I get flash of “Yeah right” as I write those words. Therefore, I’m continually creating in my reality that some things are harder than others.
- You are already deserving. (And everyone else, too.) You are alive. Stop and realize – how amazing is that? It’s literally a miracle. And since you have that anything else is really kinda small. Really. (Thanks Jamie Smart for actually saying that. Haven’t really seen it much.)
As Abraham says, if you “If you can imagine it, the Universe can deliver it to you.” Not because you deserve it, but because you can imagine it. You get what you align with – not because you deserve it, but as a matter of course: you get what you align with.
Let’s end with a twist on a great saying:
- You can have small stuff really easily and quickly.
- It’s all small stuff.
I welcome your comments! I only saw one person, very, very briefly explicitly address this topic.
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I am coming to think that deserving really has nothing to do with it. We see those that we feel do NOT deserve it have all they ask for. What would make us different except for the thoughts?
If we want it, we then deserve it, because that's the way we were made. To not honor that design is rather counter-productive to the very fabric of our being! But for most of us (myself included) it's easier said than done!
Annette, thanks for expanding the idea. When we look out into the world, we see abundant evidence that people get things despite our criteria for what makes someone worthy of them – so we can get it too!