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Isn’t it Paul Harvey who, on his radio shows, gives a brief blurb, and then, following a commercial break, continues with “the rest of the story”?
Yesterday, I expressed my frustration in my blog and within 5 minutes of hitting the “save” button on my computer screen, the phone rang. The appliance repair person was just “leaving Cheyenne and should be there within an hour”. Three hours later, I was on my bike, riding along the Poudre River. That’s all it took. A simple declaration and the universe took care of it. That’s my opinion anyway.
I carry, in my mind, a mantra about time – one I started saying soon after I started reading “Ask and it is Given”. What I say to myself is “I have enough time in my day” or a version of this “I have enough time to do all I need to do in my day”. I find that, truly, there is enough time in my day to accomplish the daily “list” of things I need to accomplish. The technique Michael suggests http://cloud9000.typepad.com/michael/2006/11/not_enough_time.html is an excellent and interesting way to manage our to-do lists, as well.
Glad to hear that you are back in the “up” mode. I believe that what you say about giving a simple declaration to the universe is vital in keeping one’s sanity. A key thing that happens when one does this is the feeling of “letting go.” Once you let go of something relaxation quickly fills in. And consequently the universe can do it’s work much easier.
Comment by Michael Thornton — November 26, 2006 @ 12:19 pm