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I’ve done quite a few programs in the past, but there’s one I did recently that I absolutely have to say that if you only ever do one program in your life, this is it!

Ken MacLean’s Keys to Deliberate Creation goes through a process that will challenge you to the core (after all that’s where true change happens). It’s entirely up to you how quickly (or slowly) you want to go through it, but as long as you go through it and finish it, you’ll get value from it.

If you are serious about allowing the greatness that is within you to shine in the world, I whole heartedly recommend Ken MacLean’s Keys to Deliberate Creation.

Be warned however, Ken has produced a no B.S. program that will take work on your part to truly get the benefits you want and he’s offering it at a price that doesn’t capture its true value, in fact, I think he could sell it at 3 times the price and it’d still be exceptional value.

A final point, Ken would prefer that you don’t buy this program unless you are definitely serious about finally becoming the deliberate creator you are, he knows that this program is not for everyone at this point and asks you to be honest with yourself and not go into this expecting a magic bullet. It’s refreshing to come across someone with such great integrity.

For more information go to: Keys to Deliberate Creation

Warmest Regards,

Angelo Campione

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This guy makes a very good point, so many simply don’t see the perspective of what we actually have.
Let me know what you think about this.

A great little story that will touch your heart:

Eckhart Tolle wrote – “Don’t seek the truth, just cease to cherish opinions”.

The above is a quote from Eckhart’s book “A New Earth”, and I thought it’d be good to discuss what this quote means (from my understanding).

Firstly, “Don’t seek the truth”, why would we be encouraged to not seek the truth?

On the surface it doesn’t make sense, after-all we all have this sense of what’s true and false (what’s right and wrong), but the issue is that the truth for one person may not be the same truth for another. When we perceive certain circumstances that combine to match the reality we have come to know as real, we call them – True.

The issue is that when we get caught in taking a stand for Truth, by default we make someone else wrong. Religions tend to be full of this type of thinking, where one person’s religion is the real thing while others believe in false prophets, you’re right and others are wrong!

In reality, your belief is true for you and my belief is true for me, but the mind has difficulty in dealing with everyone being right. It needs to create a separation to strengthen itself as an identity and it does this through making others wrong in some way.

So this becomes the main issue as to not seek the truth, it’s generally the mind looking for something to hang its hat on so that as an identity, you can say, I’m right (and they’re wrong!). There’s no freedom in that and in fact this is what war is based on.

The second part, “just cease to cherish opinions”. To understand this, lets look at what an opinion is. An opinion is simply a thought that from the persons’ perspective and/or experience is true or the “right” course of action to take.

By not cherishing the opinion, you put a gap there where you see it as a possibility that may or may not be true but it really doesn’t matter, you can simply allow it to be there without hanging your hat on it.

The implication of all of this can be summarised as follows:

You don’t care about seeking this thing called “The Truth” and the opinions you hear (both yours and others), don’t really matter, this leaves you with no “thing” (nothing) to hold on to as “you”. Therefore the mind can’t run the show and your authentic essence then has as opportunity to shine through.

I found an excerpt from one of the Abraham-Hicks workshops that also gets what we’re talking about:

“Forever, physical humans are saying, “give me the truth, give me the truth.” And we say, there are all kinds of truths. Choose the truths that serve you. Now, there are a lot of people that would feel great discomfort with that. But the thing that we want you to hear about it is: there is a truth of cancer, and there is a truth of wellness. Which truth serves you? You can activate either of them within you, and make it your truth. Truths are created; they aren’t static. They aren’t conditions that exist that then it is your obligation to identify and catalog. You are the creator of your truths–and what you are living is your truth.”

Angelo Campione

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Another Great little video from Abraham-Hicks:

Our Self, that lives within, Joy is our name, All is well and all is Allowed. 

Enjoy-in this moment, being present right now, and as this moment is allowed, the life force that is our source flows all about.

If we find ourselves in circumstances that feel painful, know that we are always worthy and deserving of Love and can find Joy.

As it is within so it is throughout.

~ Angelo Campione ~

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A great video that explains your feelings and religion:

Time is an interesting concept, it passes slowly if you watch it, but when you don’t pay attention to it, it passes quickly!

As a child, when I couldn’t wait to be a teenager, it felt that time would never go by and birthdays seemed to take an eternity to arrive. But as an adult, it seems as though the years just fly by.

So what’s the truth, do we need to hurry or rush to get things done so that time doesn’t fly by?

The answer can be found in nature. Plants and animals don’t stress about getting anything done, they simply allow whatever comes along, without any fuss, worry or drama.

Have you noticed how you feel when you’re rushing around getting stressed out from too many things to do in too little time? It doesn’t feel good, on the other hand, when you take the time to enjoy what you’re doing and trust that everything will get done in it’s own time, that feels very good.

To put things into a perspective that you may not have thought of, imagine this.

Person A is constantly running on adrenalin, eager to fit as much into life as possible (some would consider this person a go getter and high achiever), the strain on their body depletes so much energy that they die at 65.

Person B has learned to allow life to be fine as it is and flows with what feels good in the moment (it means that certain things don’t get done and to someone looking in, they may think this person is slow or a procrastinator), Person B dies at age 90.

Obviously this is a hypothetical scenario and there are many factors that go into when someone will die. However, the point of this is to highlight that time in itself is an illusion, getting more done in a shorter space of time does not necessarily mean you’ll be better off, it simply gives you the illusion that you’re getting more done. It’s a lot like the story on the hare and the tortoise, speed doesn’t always win in life.

It reminds me of a story, when I was 4, my mum told the primary school that my birthday was in June (instead of October) so that I could start school a year before I was supposed to. In theory, this was supposed to help me have an advantage by having the opportunity to start my career a year earlier. Well, as it turned out I had to repeat year 11, thus putting me where I was supposed to be. I don’t know how things would have turned out if I had started primary school at 5 but I can only speculate that possibly the extra maturity would have meant that I wouldn’t have dropped a year later on. We can sometimes think that we’re taking a short cut but in the bigger scheme of things we’re not at all. Life works in mysterious ways!

A final point I want to make is that when it comes down to it, it’s all about quality of life in this moment, not sacrificing this moment now for the hope of a better moment tomorrow. You find that tomorrow has a tendency to never come in these cases.

Angelo Campione

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Do you feel like chicken little sometimes? Watch this video and find relief:

The “XY” principle is something that came to me recently and explains desire and achieving in a basic sense.

Firstly “X” is what you desire and “Y” is what’s required in order to have “X”, so if you want “X” then you need to do “Y”.

Let’s say you want a house (X), you think about the area you want it to be, how many bedrooms, the type of kitchen, the amount of land, etc. The thoughts fill you and you feel the inspiration. You begin doing research on the Internet to find it. You then find a couple of homes that look like they fit all the criteria and you go to the bank and sit with the manager to work out how much of a loan you can service and then go to look at the houses and put in an offer. All these steps that happened after the thoughts of your desire are your “Y”.

Now what you find when your desire fills you with enthusiasm, is that you FEEL INSPIRED to take steps. If the steps feel like a natural progression, it all flows beautifully but if you find yourself beginning to force yourself to do things because you think that that’s what’s required in order to get what you want, then you’re going down the path of struggle and most likely it’ll feel like you’re beating your head against a brick wall.

The most important part of this is getting in touch with the enthusiasm for the things you desire and see yourself already enjoying them in your mind, that’s the “X” at it’s most powerful. If thinking about your “X” doesn’t bring up feelings of joy, then it’s not really something you desire at a deep level, it’s just something you think would be nice at some point. Don’t waste your time with this, unless what you want is in fact struggle!

Despite what “realists” will tell you, life is supposed to be fun and joyful, so why not spend your time thinking about things that stir up this joy in you? When you feel yourself overflowing with joy, the action you take is super charged and it doesn’t feel like work to you, it simply feels like a natural progression to the next joyful moment. And remember that no matter where you find yourself (physically or emotionally) you do have the ability to reach for a thought that can give you relief if you’re not feeling so good right now.

Angelo Campione

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