Comments on: “I Love…” - An Exercise in Appreciation http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328 Law of Attraction, Abraham-Hicks and My Life Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:37:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Process #1: The Rampage of Appreciation - Ask and It Is Given - Contemplate This http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328/comment-page-1#comment-29682 Process #1: The Rampage of Appreciation - Ask and It Is Given - Contemplate This Mon, 24 Mar 2008 01:50:34 +0000 http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328#comment-29682 [...] “I Love…” - An Exercise in Appreciation Morning Tea and Appreciation - 11/21/07 Morning Tea and Appreciation - 9/9/07 Appreciation & Gratitude [...] [...] “I Love…” - An Exercise in Appreciation Morning Tea and Appreciation - 11/21/07 Morning Tea and Appreciation - 9/9/07 Appreciation & Gratitude [...]

]]> By: Kevin http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328/comment-page-1#comment-14663 Kevin Mon, 03 Dec 2007 00:06:01 +0000 http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328#comment-14663 My List 1) I love being in North Carolina. I can spend hours just looking at the sky! 2) I love being with Patricia. The way she stimulates my growth is amazing. 3) I love my job and co-workers. I have never felt so much a part of something as I do at work. 4) I love my journey. Each day I learn more about myself and more tools to help me. 5) I love the Gayatri Mantra. I have just "discovered" this but it has become my favorite chant. 6) I love my cats. One may be gone now but they still teach me lessons, such as making time to go outside every day and look at the world around me. 7) I love the animals in my yard. Cardinals (my favorite) abound! as do squirrels, hawks, rabbits and even deer and hummingbirds. 8) I love my neighbors and my neighborhood and I love the house that we live in. 9) I love myself. Looking back over old pictures which I recently used to make a slideshow of my life made me realize how beautiful I always was and what a great life experience I had. 10) I love living my life with no restrictions (self-imposed or otherwise). Being in control and feeling in control is just awesome as is being responsible for my own reality. Victor, not victim. My List

1) I love being in North Carolina. I can spend hours just looking at the sky!

2) I love being with Patricia. The way she stimulates my growth is amazing.

3) I love my job and co-workers. I have never felt so much a part of something as I do at work.

4) I love my journey. Each day I learn more about myself and more tools to help me.

5) I love the Gayatri Mantra. I have just “discovered” this but it has become my favorite chant.

6) I love my cats. One may be gone now but they still teach me lessons, such as making time to go outside every day and look at the world around me.

7) I love the animals in my yard. Cardinals (my favorite) abound! as do squirrels, hawks, rabbits and even deer and hummingbirds.

8) I love my neighbors and my neighborhood and I love the house that we live in.

9) I love myself. Looking back over old pictures which I recently used to make a slideshow of my life made me realize how beautiful I always was and what a great life experience I had.

10) I love living my life with no restrictions (self-imposed or otherwise). Being in control and feeling in control is just awesome as is being responsible for my own reality. Victor, not victim.

]]> By: John http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328/comment-page-1#comment-14644 John Sun, 02 Dec 2007 17:03:31 +0000 http://www.contemplatethis.com/archives/328#comment-14644 Thanks for the post. You bring up a great point. In order to bring about what you want, you need to not only "think good" but "feel good" as well. If you can build up the momentum of happiness and gratitude, the universe will help keep it rolling along :grin: Thanks for the post. You bring up a great point. In order to bring about what you want, you need to not only “think good” but “feel good” as well. If you can build up the momentum of happiness and gratitude, the universe will help keep it rolling along :grin:

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