Can Imagination ‘Fix’ the Past?
Lynne McTaggart seems to think so.  And I have to say, based on personal experience, I do too.  (I played with the ability to alter what’s already done after reading The Intention Experiment, and had amazing results on a highly-charged prior event.) Here’s a

Q&A: Law of Attraction & Placebos
This guest post from our much loved community member, Robert Higginson, has been in the queue for a while, but it’s super relevant to me now as I’ve been spending a lot of time with my sweetie in hospitals lately.  (Two elective surgeries in three weeks; not the route I personally would take.) So while I’m happy to visit the acupuncturist and learn EFT from my coach to improve health, my partner chooses a completely different  tactic.  Is one better than another? I’ve noticed my

Disappearing the Party Pooper Thoughts
Last post we explored the subconscious “problems” we believe in that keep us from getting what we want. As in, believing that becoming wealthy is an issue because of the extra taxes incurred.  Or that losing weight is a problem because of the uncomfortable attention garnered from the opposite sex.  (

The Problem With Being Rich
We often hold subconscious beliefs about the downside of getting what we want that can hold up the manifesting party.  Got any party poopers in the back of your mind?  Let’s find out!  Is there really a problem with being rich? Well, if you’re not already (rich), there may very well be (a problem).  At least in your mind.  A problem you believe in which prevents “rich” from being your experience.

Resistance-1, Allowing-0
For “good” medical reasons, Joe’s vet put him on a restrictive diet about three weeks ago.  No more free feeding; no more table scraps. (She and a neurology specialist determined that an extra 20 pounds pressured nerves that were damaged in an old car accident, causing tremors and other unpleasant side effects.) This was not good news as far as Joe was concerned.  This guy practically lives to eat.  He loves food like few dogs I’ve met.  (And I’ve met some food-lovin