Blog #7 Transforming your life

Blog #7

Oct 2017

Transforming your life.

Please make sure you have read Blog #5, #6 prior to reading this one, that way you will get the most out of it. In fact, it is a really good idea to read them all in order from Blog #1 onwards, as they flow in that order, and each build on the knowledge of the prior one.

In 2010 I decided I was going to really put this concept of forgiveness to the test to see if I could adversely affect a change completely outside of myself i.e. change my experience with Sydney traffic.

Now back then I would experience people; cutting me off in traffic, being impatient and beeping their horn at me, speeding up trying to not allow me into a lane in front of them, pinching my parking spot etc. I decided because this was bothering me, that I would use the Law of forgiveness and see if I could clean this up.

Now you can use the practise I gave you in Blog #6 which is for a specific action being done to you or you can use the following when it’s a more general type of incident.

Now before I apply the forgiveness practise I would stop and try and understand the other persons situation and put myself in their shoes. I would say to myself “I don’t know what type of life they are going through, perhaps their partner has walked out on them, maybe the bank is repossessing their home, they are obviously feeling very negative and operating in survival mode (i.e. looking out for number one).

I would then say the following:

I AM calling on the law of forgiveness for anything I have thought, said, done or didn’t do that has helped create this incident/situation whether I know of it or not, all cause and effect, all record and memory.

I did this for over a year and the results were amazing, all the negativity vanished. On three separate occasions I had slowed down to an almost holt when looking for a number on a house and the passenger with me at each time informed me that there were 3 or 4 cars banked up behind me and not one of them beeped me. On two occasions I was waiting to turn into my driveway which involved turning across oncoming traffic. The cars coming from the opposite direction stopped and waived me to turn in front of them, so I could access my driveway. Over busy periods like Christmas and holidays when the traffic is banked up at the shopping centre car parks, all of them looking for parks, the car in front of me would just completely miss a park, drive straight past it or someone would turn on their ignition just as I approached, and I would just drive in without having the long searches. Every place I go to no matter how busy the area there is a park out the front, and on the odd occasion when there is not I use the Law of Forgiveness and the parks start appearing again.

Don’t just take my word for it try it yourself, it’s fun seeing how we can change conditions without even having dialogue with another.

It is important to read these blogs in the order they were written. They are designed to take you on a strategic journey of self-empowerment.

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