The 50′s and 60′s French actress Brigitte Bardot was admired by her beauty, but her personality has remained unknown. I’ve been reading about her for years to find her ‘keys to success.’ 

What I’ve found is a beautiful woman who created herself completely and attracted the life of her dreams, day by day! I’m currently writing a book on it, but here’s a ‘teaser’ on the keys to a successful and happy, totally Law of Attraction friendly legend of Brigitte Bardot (BB)!
 
1. Amuse yourself with anything, even the quotidian stuff; get amazed daily.

Brigitte Bardot was amused with the little things: anything that glitters or makes funny noises, feathers, crystals, bedroom slippers (really), someone’s foreign accent, her bed when she just made it, words that sound ‘round’ like ‘youpala’ (French for baby walker)…

2. Don’t do anything if it doesn’t feel good. Get over it quickly.

BB never did anything unless she wanted to. When something was completely unbearable, she didn’t just ‘suffer it silently.’ She walked away or refused altogether. After the storm had passed, she forgot everything about it and got happy as normal.

3. Use everything that you find pretty. Dress yourself with what you like, cast aside the trends you dislike.

She ignored the trends. Completely. What she didn’t ignore was her tastes, her favorite colors, anything that caught her eye. The clothes she wore were not in fashion at that time. Same goes for her house decore: she used shells, keys and pastel colors way before others found it ‘fashionable.’ She simply didn’t watch what everyone was doing.

4. Talk with no shame. Say what you are here to say. Tell the stories your way.

Her speech was always nice and polite, but when she found herself being laughed at or threatened in any way, she just spoke her mind. Her way to tell stories was very personal, making everything sound funnier and cuter than it was perceived by the ones who lived it. And, if asked, she always replied with her honest opinion, and let everyone know what she was feeling at that moment.

5. Laugh and smile as much as you can. It doesn’t matter if your giggles sound stupid, if your teeth are not perfect or if nobody is laughing but you.

Because she was constantly amused, she laughed and smiled a lot. When she was a child, she had buck teeth and had to wear braces. When the buck teeth were corrected, she had a gap between her front teeth. She smiled widely and laughed anyway. Sure, her smile is considered today one of the most beautiful … but was it a cute smile, or her way to smile shamelessly that makes us think it is beautiful? The truth is that in most of her photos (even today at 75 years of age) she’s smiling. Her giggles are famous.

6. Find something that you can do perfectly and with little or no effort. Do your thing as often as possible, and use those satisfying moments to create your personality and decide who you want to be.

For Brigitte Bardot, that was ballet. While she was doing her barre exercises as a child, she thought how she wanted to be when she grew up. She spent as much time as she could dancing. The joyful piano melody helped her to get determined: she wanted a life of fun and tenderness.

7. Be naïve. Don’t believe nor doubt everything they say. Concerning your projects, never second-guess yourself.

She believed all the stories they told her, although she’s always had a good intuition which told her when someone was for real or not. But when she decided to start a new project, she never let there be a doubt. She always believed that everything was going to turn out right.

8. Discover. People, objects, words, situations. Read and try to learn more.

Again, she was always amused. And that was because she was always on the look for things to discover. She liked traveling and meeting new people, even if a person was not too nice. She enjoyed reading, not only novels but political essays too! (Right-winged and left-winged.) She just wanted to know what there was out there.

9. Imagine the stuff you like (kissing your lover, winning the first prize, starring in a movie, waking up refreshed). Then behave like these things have already happened.

She spent her free time imagining. Not worrying. She liked to think about what she’d do if she was somewhere else, doing something else. She loved to see herself having a good time, and by visualizing this she was on a good mood for the rest of the day (as if it really happened).

10. Take care of your family. Avoid hot wars. It is okay to feel your emotions, but hold no grudge. Defend yourself, but don’t fight against anyone. If someone treats you truly right, be very affectionate.

She loved her family, but it was too rigid for her sometimes. Of course, there were things in her family that she completely disliked (especially when they threatened her idea of freedom) but she avoided situations of hate or anger. While she could get along with them, she spent her time comfortably, but if she couldn’t, she just kept away to avoid screams or violence, which she detested.

11. Look for tenderness in everything and everyone.

In her words, “I was, I am and I will always be wanting tenderness.” Look for the softest and nicest in others, and expect nothing but being treated tenderly.

12. Seek what you like in others and recreate it in yourself, physically and non-physically speaking.

Brigitte Bardot was naturally brunette. During her childhood, she always found the blondes very beautiful (she dyed her hair blonde and her tress became her signature). She also admired the cooks. Her mother didn’t know how to cook, so she learned herself and because very successful at it. Why live sighing and wishing you were born different? Create yourself. Completely. Out of what you have, sculpt ‘the best you’ you can imagine.

13. Believe that you can earn money whenever you want. Money and good job offers are your choice, not anyone else’s.

Finding a role in a movie was never a concern for her. She trusted. When she wanted to work, the opportunity arose. She considered herself rich when she was 20 years old.

14. Be stubborn about your talent and probability of success.

That was key. She succeed against all odds. She believed in herself first, then everyone else did.

Thank you, Brigitte, for this brilliant guest post!  (Brigitte is a 21 year old University student using the law of attraction to create the life of her dreams, and long time favorite of the Good Vibe community.)

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I pointed out that’s not really love.

Love is unconditional, so when I engage it in order to make something happen or create some sort of change, that’s not love I’m really flowing.

(That’d be like me only loving my sweetie as long as he is nice to me.  Uhh … that’s not love.)

In fact, I shared that engaging anything (EFT, The Work, Intentional Resting) with the agenda of fixing something isn’t likely to be effective.

When we do something simply because it feels better, we’re on the right track.

When we engage something in order to change our current circumstances, that’s got resistance in it.

Resistance to what is.

And we know how this stuff works.  (What we resist, persists.)

Roma Zanders recently led a call for Good Vibe U based on the principle that “working on yourself doesn’t work.”  (From the book titled such.)

The gist of her message was that without the acceptance of what is, we are flowing resistance.  Which we know holds up delivery of the fab things lined up in our vortex.

Because I believe this is an easy distinction to miss, I wanted to open it up for discussion here.   Do you regularly get results even when you’re working with an agenda?  Or have you found that “doing this” in order to “get that” slows things up?

Share your thoughts and opinions, please …

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She believed once she had her right guy that her future would be secure, her children would behave better, her day job would become optional, someone else would mow the lawn, and her happiness level would go through the roof.

So she divorced her current husband to make room for a better one (certain that her current husband was her biggest problem in life), and eventually found a dream come true guy.

From what I can tell, this guy is fabulous: devoted, faithful, romantic, gorgeous, makes great money at a good job, treats her (and her family) like gold, was thrilled to marry her …

… and yet, this girlfriend is anything but the deliriously happy version of herself she imagined she’d be once Mr. Right showed up.

No surprise to us creators, right?

We know the fallacy of falling for the belief that something or someone will make us feel better. 

(At least – on our good days, we remember.)

We know that responsibility for how we feel is strictly ours. 

We’ve all seen what happens when someone hitches their wagon to the “circumstance” they think will bring them a “happily ever after” … either they spend their lives chasing the elusive dream that they never get lined up with – OR – they get it and are disappointed it’s not all it was supposed to be.

(Can you tell I’ve been there, done that?  I know whereof I speak.)

But we don’t have to have lived this already to understand it.  We know nothing happens that we’re not energetically lined up for, and that we are in charge of how we feel – it’s not dictated by our life circumstances.

Which is why I get a little irked every time I hear a deliberate creator talk about how excited they’ll be to win the lottery.

Before your feathers ruffle, let me clarify. 

I have nothing against money.  Especially big easy money. 

I am, in fact, a huge fan of big easy money.

But I am not a fan of seeing powerful creators attach themselves to an outcome that can’t possibly happen when they think a winning ticket will “save their day.”

If you think your day needs saving, and you think the lottery can do that for you, you are forgetting how this all works.

The same way my girlfriend was nuts to think a different guy could change her life happiness, we are insane to believe that a windfall of cash will make us feel better. 

It doesn’t.

It can’t.

Only YOU can make yourself feel better.

And when you feel better, guess what?  You don’t care about winning the lottery!

Now, I have lots of colleagues and friends (including my fabulous Dad – Happy Father’s Day, Dad!) who play the lottery for fun. 

I’m not talking about you guys. 

I’m talking about the folks who pin their hopes and dreams on using the law of attraction to win the lottery and change their life forever the better.

The Universe can’t deliver what you’re not lined up for.  So whatever you think a lotto win will do for you – you might want to bring that responsibility back home. 

Because the lottery can’t make you happy, secure, free, or even rich.  (And despite popular opinion, you don’t have to hear too many real life stories about lottery winners to know that.)

I’m also not saying winning the lotto is always an unhappy ending.  

I’m just saying lotto money will do for you whatever you’re already flowing.  (Which is why my girlfriend is her same old unhappy self with her fabulous new guy.) 

Like Alexander Green quotes in The Secret of Shelter Island, “Money doesn’t change who you are, it magnifies who you are.”

So instead of intending to win the lottery, how about instead we intend to be happy?  Since that’s all we want anyway!    

How about instead of dreaming up winning numbers, let’s take a few moments to count how we’ve already won the lottery?  (I got to be born here now!  On a planet where the skies are blue and there are over 300 brands of chocolate!  At a time where we have fabulously adventurous contrast to explore with the most amazing friends for the journey!  I could go on, but soapboxes probably aren’t the best vibe …)

My point being that if you think the lottery can change your life for the better, you are mistaken.  Only you can do that.  And when you do do that (change your life for the better), you won’t be so attached to lottery tickets.

Yes, Dad, I know – unless you’re buying them for fun.  I get it.

And the first person who posts here asking for tips on how to use law of attraction to win the lottery, I swear to God, I will make you read Money Mojo Magic or some other suitable reminder to get your money vibe straightened out once and for all.

(Although it is always fun to hear Abraham on this topic.)

While I am feeling feisty here, I am also totally open to seeing how I’ve got this wrong, if you care to share.  Or if you think I haven’t stated the point clearly or strongly enough.

Your thoughts?

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You regular readers know that deliberate creation is my professional passion.

It’s what gets me excited about “work” and leveraging the law of attraction is how I’ve created success: by paying attention to how things feel and learning to manage energy in a way that lines me up for what I want.

So when Martha’s group asked me to speak on how coaches can create multiple revenue streams, I was thrilled!  Who wouldn’t want multiple income streams?!  

(Indeed, it was a topic I suggested they cover, since I see many coaches struggling as they rely solely on private client coaching income.)

But a potential scheduling conflict prevented me from confirming right away that I was available.

As I thought about it more, I realized I couldn’t deliver the presentation they wanted.  

Because what they wanted wasn’t anything I knew how to do.  At least, not in the way most people think about it.

Meaning, I couldn’t instruct people on what actions to take to make multiple income streams happen for their business. 

I don’t know what those actions are! And even if I did, I’m smart enough to know it’s not the actions that make the difference. 

Even though I have several revenue sources, I don’t know how people who don’t use LOA make that happen.  I’ve no clue!

My experience in creating multiple money in-flows is this simple: “Do what feels good.”

And Martha Beck didn’t ask me for an LOA presentation on creating multiple income streams.  Yet there isn’t any other way I could talk about it.

Because that’s exactly how it came together for me: feeling good along with an intention for big fat fun easy cash is how Universe hooked me up with all of it.

“Go have fun, let Universe connect the dots.”  I don’t know how well that would land with a non-LOA audience.  hee hee

Here’s what I did:

• I leveraged law of attraction to draw in perfect clients for one-on-one coaching income;
• a client practically insisted on publishing pray rain journaling for me to create my first product income (I’m still in huge love with him for that);
• every single corporate gig I got was from them approaching me (either they read my newsletter or blog, heard about me from a friend, or saw me present at another gig);
• each and every speaking presentation I’ve had was from simply saying yes when someone asked if I was willing;
• it was at one of those speaking gigs that the editor of one of the most sought after publications in town asked if I wanted to write for them (you mean I would get paid to write about LOA for you?!  Uh … yes!!!)
• those folks whose products I was already recommending sent me completely unexpected money for it (getting checks from “out of the blue” from Mike Dooley is super cool);
• my own readers were recommending my stuff to their friends long before I had a formal affiliate program in place.

I didn’t “make any of that happen.”  I don’t know where normal people go to get corporate coaching gigs - I went to Universe.  

I don’t know how to properly run or participate in an affiliate program – I just do what feels good and money comes from it.  

How do you get paid speaking gigs?  Don’t ask me, I just said “yes” when asked.  How did I get Catalyst to publish my stuff?  Simple answer: I turned it in after they asked for it.

I just did my thing, purposely having a good time, paying attention to (and following) what felt good, and it all came together.

That’s my presentation on how to grow multiple income streams. Decide you want it, do what feels good and follow inspiration.  Don’t sweat the “hows” or get caught up in figuring it out yourself.

It’s a short talk.  And a highly effective practice.  

You can apply it to anything you want, in fact.  Relationships, jobs, new places to live, whatever else you can think of that you want. 

Action is highly overrated for making things happen to get what we want.  The more effective approach is vibration management.

And I’ll give that talk any day. 

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As with traditional archetypes, we likely exhibit a combo, and notice that it changes throughout life.

But one or two archetypes may dominate our personality and behavior when it comes to our conscious creation habits.

Keeping in mind this is just for fun (we’re not hung up on labels), see if you recognize yourself in any of the following:

The Natural
Doesn’t know the term deliberate creation and isn’t familiar with law of attraction, yet this person practices it day in and day out.  (Often to the chagrin of their LOA savvy partners.)  They’re gifted at easing into vibrational alignment and natural allowers. For them, living in alignment to what they want is simply a way of life.

The Militant
Likes to work hard at achieving their manifesting goals. Follows a strict routine to the letter.  The more complex and involved their manifesting ritual is, the better.  Satisfaction isn’t had until they’ve checked off a long list of LOA practices and techniques each day.

The Procrastinator
Knows about law of attraction and the magic of manifesting and will get around to doing it … one of these days.

The False Starter
Gets excited by someone or something (The Secret is a common catalyst to this archetype) about playing with law of attraction, but after a couple days of no results they retreat into old habits. Until the next time they get revved up … and so the cycle continues.

The Story Teller
Limits their manifesting success by telling a story about what they’re good at and what they have trouble with.  (“Why am I so good at rock star parking, but can’t get a second date to save my life?!”)

The Disbeliever
Accuses known law of attraction fans of selling snake oil. Doesn’t believe deliberate creation works and makes fun of those who do.

The Student
Has read every book and watched every video about deliberate creation, freely and supportively shares that knowledge with others, and doesn’t apply it themselves.  (The negative side of this archetype shows up as the Authority who is quick to point out, as a self-appointed expert on all things LOA, what we should all do different.)

The Uplifter
Spreads good vibes by walking the LOA talk of consistently finding something to appreciate in life, and by example inspires others to the same.  Everyone naturally feels better in the presence of an Uplifter, who will generously share the ins and outs of deliberate creation when asked.  Their positive outlook is contagious and you are most likely to find them in the vortex.

Did I miss any?  Please share!

The value of identifying our archetype(s) is that it increases our awareness and may stimulate us to a new way of embracing the art of deliberate creation.

At least, it did for me.  I don’t believe I’m a slave to my archetype.  Rather, that I can choose how I want to go through life with manifesting skills at my side.

I invite you to do the same!

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A wise colleague asked a great question about the balance between fully accepting this moment as it is and using Law of Attraction to bring something new into life.  

She wants to understand the line between complete acceptance of what is versus asking for more – when the asking is potentially an unconscious escape from what doesn’t work now.

She felt turned off by the materialistic bent to Law of Attraction, which she doesn’t feel jives with living in full acceptance of what is.  She astutely recognized that when she believes she needs something in order to be happy, there’s a problem.

Her exact words: “It seems to me to also be a possible trap of the ego to acquire more in the pursuit of the happiness that lives just beyond our fingertips.”

I initially answered that effective deliberate creation involves realizing that nothing outside of us can make us happy – no person, no thing, no experience dictates how we feel.  

Rather, that we choose how we feel and that’s the heart of manifesting – managing our vibration (thoughts, feelings, energy).  Not relying on or expecting something or someone else to do that for us.

I added that an important part of successful manifesting is releasing attachment, that as she rightly noted if we NEED this thing in order to feel fulfilled, happy, etc. we’re missing the point about “like attracting like.”  And that Law of Attraction isn’t something we use to “fix” life, but rather it’s how life works. 

LOA is not (just) a tool for “getting things.”  In fact, I don’t think it’s so much a “tool”  as it is the heart of how the world works.  And the better we understand it, the more empowered we are to enjoy life.

Which isn’t what she’s heard about Law of Attraction.

This is where you come in.  My colleague (and others like her) would benefit from hearing more about this topic, since the way she’s learned about it is simply as a tool to get things. 

(I can’t say that I haven’t contributed to that perception myself.)

She correctly notes there is mistrust about LOA in certain circles because it’s viewed as a technique for material accumulation.  She believes “if one isn’t clean in the desire, deliberate creation becomes an attempt to get things to make the unhappiness of now better with the addition of the desired object.”

It’s not that I’m looking to convince anyone of anything, but she did ask and I agree that this is a rich and important conversation.  Which is why I asked permission to take it public with this community. 

Will you weigh in on this?  What role does Law of Attraction play in your life?  How do you see LOA fitting into the big picture?

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The conversation arose when my coach quoted Abraham in saying that “Source doesn’t apologize.”  (She was late for a session and curbed a natural – and anticipated – apology for it.) 

Which made me wonder, if Source doesn’t apologize, then why do I find myself uttering the words “I’m sorry” so often and so easily?  Is that something I should be more conscious of?  Is there a better vibe to reach for in those situations?

And then I thought you all might help with the insights on this topic. 

Is there a better way to accomplish what we’re intending when we apologize?

One person said it’s just our “stock answer” that we give out of habitual social conditioning.  Another suggested that if it feels better to say it, then why wouldn’t we? 

Nancy had a fascinating story to share about her experience with it, and Carol quoted wisdom from Byron Katie that spoke to the reasons to skip the feeling of “sorry”: 

• “If I don’t have pain in me, I can see you as you really are.”
• “If it’s all about me than I’m not really hearing you.”
• “When you’re clear their pain is not your pain, you’re available to be there for them. You’re not afraid of their pain, because it’s not yours. It’s not about you. That’s compassion.”

What’s your take on this? 

Do you notice a dip or a rise in your vibe when you apologize?  Does it depend on the circumstance?  And is there a role for apologizing in powerful deliberate creation?

And how would you handle it when someone didn’t apologize for something that you thought might be warranted?  That one could potentially trip me up, I suspect.  (Like, Russ’ apology goes a long way toward helping me let something negative go.)

As usual, I’m looking forward to your take on the vibration of apologizing and its role in Law of Attraction!

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Her energy work with clients across the globe helps them elevate consciousness, become more aware of energy, and surpass physical and emotional limitations. 

(She changed my life!)

But this email was a shocker. 

I would paste it here, but can’t bring myself to. 

Let me summarize briefly instead. 

It was a forwarded call to action to “flood” Obama’s email (they don’t even the respect to say President Obama) with instructions to veto the bill the Senate just passed (assuming it gets through the House) to ensure illegal aliens don’t get access to social security benefits. 

I was speechless. 

For a minute. 

And then recovered access to all sorts of my favorite sailor words.

So I’ve taken a deep breath.  And rather than just let this go and forget about it (this isn’t the first note she’s sent like this), there are a few things I want to say.  To remind all of us of, myself included, of the truth.

We know better than this!

First of all, even if you really believe in limitation of resources, even if you really believe the government is in charge of those resources, and even if you really believe there are some people who don’t deserve certain resources, the last thing that’s going to work for you is to push against it.

If you really think we’re not all one, and that how we treat another is not what we’re calling forth upon ourselves, and you really think you need to command the government into protecting your vested interests – this isn’t how you successfully create change.

How you go about it is like this:

Well, wait a minute.  I’m not finding super helpful instruction to someone who buys into – what I consider - false premises.

Because the fact is:

• we are all connected;
• what we wish upon another is what we call forth upon ourselves;
• there are no limitations unless we create them by believing in them; and
• the best way to get what we want is to focus on that positive end result rather than fight its opposite.

And guys, it’s up to us to practice this. 

We know how things work.

We are the leaders.

This fearful scarcity crap thinking is so outdated, it just won’t fly any more.  We know too much!

We are in a prime position to be more aware and diligent about what we are creating vibrationally.

Believe in your abundance, know that no one can prevent you from it (but yourself, and even then only temporarily), and that we can all have what we want – our happy endings fit together perfectly.

This is a clarion call to everyone out there who understands that at the foundation of our world is the law of attraction.  If we don’t change old habits, who will?

Okay, our kids will. 

But let’s not wait!  Let’s show them the way.  Let’s set the example for powerful living! 

We know too much to do it otherwise.

And I’ll start …

• by finding peace with those who do it different;
• by embracing my brothers and sisters who believe other than I do;
• by sending love to those who are discretionary about theirs;
• by remembering that we’re all deliciously human, even the ones on pedestals;
• by embracing the contrast and knowing it’s just taking us to even better places.

Now that feels better. 

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A major no-no for any blogger.

While I am fond of breaking rules, I also like to share the good stuff.  So I thought you all could help out here.

What are your favorite Law of Attraction blogs? Where do you regularly find insight and inspiration about deliberate creation?

I’ll list a couple, and am counting on you to expand the list!

Please name your favorite LOA blogs so we can share high quality content with others who might not already know about them.

A few off the top of my head (and a couple from google):

Ellie Walsh’s Living the Law of Attraction (since Ellie hosts the LOA blog carnival, I imagine she’ll know a couple to add to this list!)

Avi Marcus’ It’s an Emotional Journey

Shauna Arthurs’ Breathing Prosperity

Coach Tia’s Take Inspired Action blog

Barbara’s Journey of a Spirited Strider

Antonio Thornton’s Thinkbanc

Linda Miller’s Law of Attraction Secrets

Hemal Radia’s Manifesting & Law of Attraction blog

John Peace’s Law of Attraction Guide

Eva Gregory’s Law of Attraction in Action (be prepared for lots of promotion, but Eva’s worth it)

Kristen’s Law of Attraction Key

Beth and Lee’s Law of Attraction and Positive Thought

Liz Gracia’s Seeds of Intentions

Zoe Routh’s Inner Compass writings

Jeannette Maw’s Good Vibe Blog (for when this list gets replicated elsewhere)

Suzie Cheel’s Abundance Highway

Jeanna Gabellini’s MasterPeace Coaching blog

Debra Gehrke’s Earth Harmony Home is always good for a vibe lift (technically not a strictly LOA blog, but you should know her just the same)

Communion of Light writings

Karen Williams’ Abraham Fun

Ande’s The Secret is Wags?

Evelyn Lim’s Abundance Tapestry blog

oh, and hey – these guys threatened to keep up a blog, too!  Abraham-Hicks blog Not much there yet, but it’s worth staying tuned into.

Note: many very cool blogs didn’t get listed here because they either had an annoying popup, were too old (hadn’t posted in months) or too new.  If I didn’t care about being too new, though, I’d want you to know about Janette’s LOA for Me and Pernille’s LOA Magic blog.

What have I missed?  Please feel free to share your own if it’s not already here!

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While I thanked her for it by email, and admire it every single day, I want to share my appreciation publicly for Heather and her manifesting jewelry, along with a couple others I’ve been feeling especial love for lately:

Susan‘s homemade treasure box has been a pure delight.  She created it after I mentioned on a group call how fun it would be to have a real life treasure box.  (It’s fabulous, Susan!)

… to Ed Gandia for a copy of his Wealthy Freelancer (3 free chapters available online)!

… to Michele Woodward for suggesting we make our monthly call series totally free (next Friday we talk about relationships and sex, as if we could fit that subject in one hour).

… to Alexandria for sharing a copy of her Wishful Thanking ebook.

… to everyone who’s joining my Advanced Client Attraction group course (first group I’ve led since Money Mojo last July!)

… to Kathleen Diehl for sending a copy of  The Collective Awakening.

… to Janie Behr for publishing her Paint Your Walls Green book – congrats, Janie!

… to Frank Butterfield for bringing the Communion of Light to Good Vibe U.  Huge honor to host that event!  (And thanks to Laura who hosts more often than I do!)

… to Patty Lennon for launching the “Law of Attraction Watercooler” call series at Good Vibe U later this month.

… to Microsoft for sending a new keyboard without a huge hassle, and to Russ for having the insight to purchase the warranty last Christmas.  (You’re a smart guy.)

… to you readers and commenters who make this blog the happening LOA place to be!

… and I’m especially loving Kim Falconer’s Strange Attractors (kudos on the five star review, Kim!)

Sheesh – I’m swimming in the love!

It’s fun – you might want to try it, too …

… if you’ve got someone or something you’re particularly grateful for, share it here!  If you post a URL, I’ll approve every one that gets held up in the spam filter.

(Which I am also grateful for – Akismet rocks!)

PS – I’ve got my third piece of artwork on its way from Lori at The Black Dog Gallery.  I know I’ll love it, too, when it arrives to complete the Koda & Joe set that came compliments of Charis, so I’m including it in my list now!

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