AIP Week Two: Cultivating Abundance Habits with Michelle Medrano

[00:00:00] Hey, welcome to the Mile Hi Church Podcast. We've been teaching a wonderful class on the

[00:00:06] four spiritual laws of prosperity and you are welcome to drop in any time, even if you've

[00:00:13] missed a Tuesday or so. Come on and join us. It's great work and we'll all learn to be

[00:00:17] more prosperous together. Look forward to seeing you via livestream or in person. For

[00:00:22] more information, go to MileHiChurch.org. So we're continuing our series on cultivating

[00:00:30] abundance. I'm so excited to continue the series. This is week two of three and last week we

[00:00:38] talked about mindsets and today we're talking about cultivating habits for abundance and

[00:00:45] the truth is these things go very much hand in hand. Last week when we talked about

[00:00:53] mindsets, we talked about how a mindset is a conglomeration of beliefs and ideas. I suggested it

[00:01:03] was like a cell with a core idea at the center of it, a sponsoring thought, an initial thought,

[00:01:10] an initial decision, an idea that then gets influenced by our experience and our emotions

[00:01:17] and our decisions and all of it builds in such a way that it becomes magnetic and is a very

[00:01:25] active part in our experience of abundance in our lives. I still believe that this is

[00:01:33] the most important work for us when it comes to up leveling, changing, resolving and solving

[00:01:42] any of the things that are happening in our experience. It's all about looking at the mindset

[00:01:48] that we have about it. Now, we believe very much in this and the technologies that we teach

[00:01:53] here at MileHiChurch are all about in our messages and our classes and the work that we do in

[00:01:59] groups, all about learning to shift, to change, to transform our mindset because we believe

[00:02:08] in that law of attraction that then brings to us exactly what we've been believing and shows

[00:02:14] us repeatedly, as I said, magnetically what so. And to some people that might sound a little

[00:02:20] bit woo-woo. But I'm fond of reminding us that this is not just some woo-woo spiritual concept

[00:02:28] that those new thought people made up. It was for a long time. However, now we know through

[00:02:36] the study of the brain that this is exactly what our brain does. There's a specific part

[00:02:43] of our brain called the reticular formatory system. It's almost like a search engine.

[00:02:49] It's very personalized. It takes in the information that you and I believe about life, and it

[00:02:56] proves to us that we're right over and over. In other words, what we expect to see,

[00:03:04] we tend to see, this is the core of what we've heard a lot about lately, unconscious bias.

[00:03:10] It's not that we're bad people. It's simply that our brain is doing us a favor. It's showing

[00:03:16] us, oh, well you believe the world is an unhappy place where people are suffering and there's

[00:03:22] not enough love and there's not enough money. All you are going to see is evidence

[00:03:28] of that truth. That will show up because that is your brain and my brain's job.

[00:03:35] It is to work on our behalf and to show us what's so. So even if you don't believe in the

[00:03:39] spiritual mumbo jumbo, the science mumbo jumbo is confirming what we already believe.

[00:03:48] And so it behooves us. If we're working with our brain, it behooves us to find ways

[00:03:56] to impact, to change, to transform our mindsets about things and that's where it starts.

[00:04:04] It also starts with there because what happens for many of us is we want to start with the

[00:04:09] habits. We want to break ourselves of habits that don't serve us. Ways we're spending

[00:04:15] money. Ways we're moving or not moving, eating. Ways that we're interacting with

[00:04:20] people. We think if I just do something different, things will change and to some degree that

[00:04:26] definitely is true and that's part of what we're talking about today but I am very

[00:04:32] clear it doesn't start there and I bet you're clear about that too. Anyone else

[00:04:36] in this room ever choose to break themselves of a habit only to find

[00:04:41] themselves back in that habit again? Kind of unconsciously slipping right back

[00:04:47] into your old ways. I'm never going to blah, blah, blah again and then pretty soon

[00:04:52] you're blah, blah, blah again. Why is that? It is because we as humans are not

[00:05:02] capable of shifting our behavior if we don't have a shift in mindset. Ernest

[00:05:10] Holmes, the founder of our teaching says it like this. The limitations we find

[00:05:14] circling us have but one source. They spring from our thought. They are the

[00:05:19] result of our negative habitual thought patterns conscious or tucked away in the

[00:05:24] subconscious which may have been instigated by our past experiences or

[00:05:29] the blind acceptance of what now appear to be the wrong ideas and concepts

[00:05:35] of others. Mindset is everything. If we talk about mindset in one of the

[00:05:41] examples we like to use a lot to teach these concepts in terms of seeds that we

[00:05:46] plant in the soil, in terms of a garden, we see that the seed of a garden is

[00:05:53] like the seed of a mindset and that the garden of life be that law of

[00:05:59] attraction, that garden of the awareness, the garden of the mind can

[00:06:03] only grow what we put into it. If we have a patch of garden and we put

[00:06:09] them in the ground and plant them and wait, the universe doesn't have the

[00:06:15] capacity to go I really know she likes marigolds a lot better. I'm just going

[00:06:19] to take care of it for her. Let's just grow some marigolds instead for her.

[00:06:23] She'll be so much happier. No. It can't do that. And same for you and I when

[00:06:31] it comes to financial abundance. If we have not planted the seed and

[00:06:36] tended to the soil and planted new mindsets for abundance, there's no way

[00:06:41] that life has a capacity to grow financial prosperity for us until we

[00:06:46] are willing to plant the seeds. So it starts with mindsets. It starts

[00:06:51] with what we plant. If we look at our life like a patch of gardens and

[00:06:56] different subjects in those patches I have a picture that I found online

[00:07:01] that I just love of a garden different different patches of

[00:07:04] garden to me these equate different sections of our life. My relationships,

[00:07:10] my health, my financial abundance, my time and energy, what I do in the world

[00:07:16] to make a living a career all the things that I want to experience in my

[00:07:22] life all have a patch of garden dedicated to them. And it's our job

[00:07:27] to tend to the garden. Life is not going to tend to your garden for

[00:07:32] you because you're a nice person or you've done the right things or you

[00:07:36] said the right things. Life can only give us what we plant in our gardens.

[00:07:42] And so when it comes to the different patches, we are responsible for

[00:07:47] tending to the garden and the planting of the seeds is the mindset

[00:07:51] part. The habit is the weeding is the watering is the going out and

[00:07:57] checking on the garden. If we just leave the garden to tend to itself,

[00:08:01] what's going to happen? I love that story about the farmer who bought a

[00:08:05] piece of property and the minister came out to visit him and he saw that

[00:08:10] the farmer had transformed the land and it was beautiful. And the farmer

[00:08:14] said, well, God has done wonderful things with this farm since you've

[00:08:19] taken over. And yeah, and the farmer said, yeah, you should have

[00:08:22] seen what it looked like when God had it on his own. Many of us just

[00:08:29] surrender our patches of garden. We want more good. We want more time.

[00:08:35] We want more love. We want more peace. We want more money. We want more,

[00:08:40] more, more, but we're not willing to do what's necessary. First of all,

[00:08:44] it's to plant the seeds to change our minds. Secondly, to tend to the

[00:08:50] garden, to be with it and take care of it. And any gardener who knows,

[00:08:56] you got to take care of your garden or the weeds are going to pop out

[00:08:59] and they're going to choke out your seed and the things you want in

[00:09:02] the garden are not going to be there. So we have to tend to the garden

[00:09:07] today. It's Mother's Day. And so today I always look at as, as Tom said

[00:09:12] earlier, maybe not every one of us has served life as a mother this

[00:09:16] lifetime. But the reality is we all got a mother somewhere. She may not

[00:09:21] be here on the planet anymore, but I see every Mother's Day, every

[00:09:25] Father's Day, every holiday, my chance to tend to the patch of garden

[00:09:30] that is my relationship with my mother. And I feel proud of how

[00:09:35] I've done that because I know not every mother is perfect, my mother

[00:09:38] wasn't perfect. Heck, I've shared stories with you all about how

[00:09:41] imperfect my mother was. Sorry, mom, happy Mother's Day. I know

[00:09:45] you're watching. But it is because my mother and I have tended

[00:09:52] to the patches of garden in connection with each other that

[00:09:55] I can say to you that that patch of my garden is one of my

[00:09:58] favorite patches in my life. That that yes, thank you to my

[00:10:02] mother for that. And thank you to me for my willingness to do the

[00:10:06] work because when we're in a relationship with someone else,

[00:10:08] it's never the my patch of the garden is never well, they're

[00:10:11] not attending to it. They did. They got to fix it. No, it's

[00:10:15] not like that at all. We know that we can transform any

[00:10:19] relationship when we tend to our part of the garden that

[00:10:22] we're creating around that relationship. And so there's

[00:10:25] an opportunity of foot for us on this Mother's Day to celebrate

[00:10:29] it at least in part by weeding, by taking out some weeds, letting

[00:10:33] go, forgiving a little more, trying to put ourselves in our

[00:10:37] mother's place and see how they might have seen it. Whatever

[00:10:40] we see in that regard, we can make that patch of our

[00:10:43] garden a little more beautiful, a little more pristine, a little

[00:10:47] more lovely in our heart and in our life. That's what a

[00:10:51] holiday gives us to do that with. And so we have this

[00:10:54] opportunity to choose what the patches of our garden look like

[00:10:59] with regards to every part of our lives. Is it abundance? Or is

[00:11:05] it lack? Is that part of the garden dead and nothing's

[00:11:08] actually thriving? Is it filled with weeds? Is it horrible and

[00:11:12] stinky and gross? Do I need to take care of it? What do I

[00:11:15] need to do to fix this part of my garden? And again, it all

[00:11:22] starts with planting seed. The founding minister of the church

[00:11:26] that I used to work for in Arizona, she had a saying that

[00:11:29] I've shared a lot here because to me it's like one of the most

[00:11:32] powerful things in the world. She said, Reverend Joyce Murphy

[00:11:35] used to say, when the vision is clear, the decisions are

[00:11:41] easy. And I could also say that I would maybe even change

[00:11:45] that. You could say when the intention is clear, the

[00:11:50] decisions are easy. When the seed that I've planted is clear,

[00:11:56] I've planted petunias. I'm clear I've planted petunias. I'm

[00:12:03] growing a patch of petunias. The decisions about it now

[00:12:08] become I have to take care of that plot of land. I've got

[00:12:12] to nurture it. It becomes easier when we're clear. I'm

[00:12:16] choosing peace. I'm choosing abundance. I'm choosing to plant

[00:12:20] seeds that there's more than enough of the good that I seek.

[00:12:24] And once that decision has been made, then it becomes easier

[00:12:30] to be about than doing what I need to do to make it so.

[00:12:35] Continuing to plant to take care of the mindsets,

[00:12:38] continuing to nurture the ideas and to bring it forth.

[00:12:42] The habits are the action part. We often say around

[00:12:46] here, because we call prayer, spiritual mind treatment. We

[00:12:51] often say treat and move your feet. Pray and act. That it

[00:12:59] all goes together. It's not just pray and then sit around

[00:13:03] and wait for it to happen. It's pray and live my life and

[00:13:07] act as if and nurture those parts of the garden and tend

[00:13:11] to it and water it and speak words and do all the things

[00:13:15] we talked about last week around tending to the mindset.

[00:13:18] And today I'm offering us a few things that we could do to

[00:13:23] shift in our habits to possibly tend to these patches of

[00:13:27] garden ever more consciously, because a lot of it is

[00:13:33] unconscious. It's habits. It's ways we've been for years

[00:13:36] and years that just need some uprooting. I found this

[00:13:40] story about a cab driver who picked up a passenger late

[00:13:43] one night. It was a dark night and they're driving along

[00:13:47] quietly. And all of a sudden the passenger tapped the driver on

[00:13:51] the shoulder and this startled the driver so profoundly that

[00:13:55] they swerved almost went into a bus and swerved off the road

[00:13:59] and it was very dramatic. And they were sitting there in

[00:14:01] the quiet and the passenger said, I'm so sorry, I didn't

[00:14:05] realize tapping you on the shoulder would startle you

[00:14:08] so badly. And the driver said, well, you shouldn't do

[00:14:11] that to people when they're driving and they sat there for a

[00:14:13] little longer. And then finally the driver took a deep breath

[00:14:16] and he said, I'm sorry, this is my first day driving a taxi cab

[00:14:20] for the last 25 years. I've been driving a hearse. Yeah.

[00:14:31] Was so ingrained in him who was in the car with him, right?

[00:14:37] And that's us sometimes it's been so ingrained that when

[00:14:42] that lack tax you on the solar. Oh, well, okay, 25 years of

[00:14:48] believing there's not enough. Okay. I got to take a deep breath

[00:14:53] and I got I've got to form some new habits, some new ways of

[00:14:57] looking at my life and bringing the unconscious conscious

[00:15:01] and stepping into new possibilities. So here are some

[00:15:04] key things that I think we can do. And I totally admit that

[00:15:08] all of these can be very disruptive and they can cause

[00:15:12] tension for us because part of what the brain looks for part of

[00:15:17] what the heart looks for part of what we want as human beings

[00:15:22] is comfort. And it's discomforting to tend to some of

[00:15:27] these areas of the garden that it's just been it's just

[00:15:30] been easy to let the weeds have their way just let the weeds

[00:15:32] have their way. It's okay. It's okay that I don't have a

[00:15:36] lot of anything good or what I really want. It's okay. I can live

[00:15:40] I can live with that patch of garden like that. And it takes

[00:15:44] disruptive energy to go in and get those weeds and say, Okay,

[00:15:48] enough. Enough. But it's part of how we change our lives. Heck,

[00:15:54] we don't even want to download an upgrade to our phone

[00:15:57] sometimes for the sake of Oh my gosh, what might happen if I

[00:16:01] download the upgrade? I'll have to deal with it. So I get it. I

[00:16:06] get it. And that yearning within to have more be more do

[00:16:12] more express more in our lives that is meaningful to us is real

[00:16:17] and powerful. So here are some ways just some easy quick

[00:16:21] ways to consider in creating a little disruptive pattern in

[00:16:25] the brain and in life. The first one is pretty clear. Do

[00:16:29] something different. If we've been doing the same thing over and

[00:16:35] over again, we might have to do something different. It's that

[00:16:41] classic example of insanity that says that we humans tend to do

[00:16:46] the same thing over and over expecting different results, right?

[00:16:50] So when it comes to tending this garden, we've been letting

[00:16:53] it go letting it go thinking well, if God love me there'd be

[00:16:56] petunias there. And if there really was a God, they would give

[00:17:01] me to put to petunias and I'm just not special enough for

[00:17:05] petunias rather than saying, you know what? Maybe I need to do

[00:17:08] something different. Maybe I should actually plant some

[00:17:11] petunias. I never thought of that. Oh, now there's a

[00:17:14] disruptive idea, right? And so it's all about being willing

[00:17:19] to do something different, go a different direction, consider a

[00:17:25] different action, consider a different mindset, consider a

[00:17:30] different possibility. Dr. Joe Dispenza says, if you want a new

[00:17:36] outcome, you will have to break the habit of being yourself and

[00:17:41] reinvent a new self. And so it's really about paying

[00:17:46] attention to the habitual direction that we want to go

[00:17:50] doing something different opens things up. And I can't say

[00:17:54] that doing something different always means that that

[00:17:57] different thing brings you a new result, but it's the energy of

[00:18:00] it that really matters. I was thinking back to when I was in my

[00:18:04] late 20s and I'd been dating and having a nice time, but it

[00:18:10] was hard to date as a minister, I totally admit, but that's a

[00:18:13] whole other conversation altogether. But I've finally

[00:18:17] said to myself, I think I feel ready to have a long term

[00:18:21] relationship. I'd really like to have a relationship that could

[00:18:25] last for a while. And so I knew that if I wanted something

[00:18:30] extraordinarily different than I'd been experiencing, I would

[00:18:34] have to do something extraordinarily different.

[00:18:39] And sometimes that means doing the thing that you resist the

[00:18:43] most, honestly. So the thing that I was most resistant to,

[00:18:47] this was back in the ancient days when we didn't have online

[00:18:50] dating. But we did have a little paper in Huntington Beach that

[00:18:56] had personal ads. So I placed a personal ad. And I went on some

[00:19:02] dates with that. And that is not how I met my husband. But I

[00:19:06] did meet my husband shortly after placing that personal ad

[00:19:10] because I know it was that I said, I'm doing something

[00:19:15] different. I'm open. I'm open. And that is how life moved for me.

[00:19:22] So sometimes doing something different than we've ever done

[00:19:26] in this regard, it opens the energy up to allow some air,

[00:19:32] some energy to move through that part of our life, such that

[00:19:36] we can experience something different. The next one is to

[00:19:42] consider consistent small moves. Now, this one is not for you

[00:19:50] if what you're wanting to change is something that is big,

[00:19:54] disruptive and taking you down. In other words, if you're

[00:19:58] experiencing an addiction that you want to break, if you are

[00:20:01] in a violent situation that you're being harmed, a consistent

[00:20:04] small move might seem like the safest thing, but often in

[00:20:08] those situations, a consistent big thing like going to a 12

[00:20:13] step program, getting sober, calling a help getting help for

[00:20:18] yourself and a relationship, that might be a big step. And

[00:20:21] those situations often call for big choices that can be hard.

[00:20:27] However, when it comes to changing and creating more

[00:20:31] abundance and more good in our lives, we also sometimes

[00:20:36] approach it very dramatically. I think I've got to do something

[00:20:39] big and audacious to have more than enough. And sometimes it's the

[00:20:45] consistent small moves. When I say consistent, that's how a

[00:20:50] gardener succeeds, right? It's the daily watering of the

[00:20:55] plant. It's the daily tending to the weed. It's not big and

[00:21:01] digging the garden up every day to see if the seeds are

[00:21:04] growing. It's the daily consistency that brings success.

[00:21:10] And many of us experience that in the different patches of our

[00:21:15] gardens also. There's a woman I admire very much named Ross

[00:21:19] Savage. She's a rower and she's the first, I believe, and so

[00:21:24] far only woman to row solo across the world's big three

[00:21:29] oceans. She's rowed over the Atlantic Pacific and Indian

[00:21:32] Ocean and she holds four Guinness books of world records.

[00:21:37] She says, be mindful of the link between action and outcome.

[00:21:42] Ask yourself if I repeat today's action 365 times, will I be

[00:21:48] where I want to be in a year? If I do this every day for

[00:21:54] the next year, will I be where I want to be? And that

[00:21:57] becomes the opportunity for consistent small moves. I suggest

[00:22:03] to people with regards to some of these issues, for example, if

[00:22:08] you're wanting to create more financial abundance, consider

[00:22:11] the small move of every time you circulate any money to buy a

[00:22:15] cup of coffee to pay a bill to buy a magazine, whatever it is

[00:22:20] that you do to take a moment to be grateful for the

[00:22:24] financial good that flows in your life, to be grateful for that

[00:22:28] good or service that you are getting in exchange for money. I

[00:22:32] teach people in abundance classes every time I pay the bill

[00:22:35] that allows me to have light in my house. I think to myself, oh,

[00:22:39] I like light so much. Life is so much better with light.

[00:22:43] I'm so grateful I have lights in my home. What a blessing and

[00:22:48] that bill is paid. It's about just the little consistent

[00:22:53] action of being grateful every time I get a chance to circulate.

[00:22:57] If I'm working on having more energy, taking a brief walk

[00:23:03] every day, maybe even a five minute walk around the house or

[00:23:08] up and down the stairs or around the block, just the

[00:23:12] littlest moves. Sometimes we just think way too big and

[00:23:15] that causes us to scare ourselves. And we think I want

[00:23:18] more energy. I'm probably going to have to exercise for

[00:23:21] four hours a day so I can have more energy and get in health.

[00:23:25] No, that's too much. I'll stop. And so we stop versus what if I

[00:23:29] just took a two minute walk or a five minute walk? I want more

[00:23:33] peace in my life. I want to experience the abundance of the

[00:23:38] divine flowing through me. I bet I have to meditate for 10

[00:23:42] hours a day. Only people who meditate like it's holding

[00:23:44] us the Dalai Lama probably really have that. But what

[00:23:47] if a consistent small move is two minutes every day with a

[00:23:53] timer? And when it goes off, you stop and you get up and get

[00:23:57] about your day. See we scare ourselves. We talk ourselves

[00:24:02] out of these things because our brain wants to be normal and

[00:24:07] wants us to keep doing what we've always done but disrupting

[00:24:10] it with these little ways we can make a difference. And the

[00:24:16] last one is what is called habit stacking. I learned this

[00:24:20] first from James Clear in Atomic Habits. It's where we can

[00:24:24] look at our life and say, well, I have this habit. I do it all

[00:24:28] the time. One of the ones they use in the book is teeth

[00:24:30] brushing. Most of us brush our teeth every single day. So for

[00:24:34] someone who wants to start meditating, it's connecting the

[00:24:38] new habit to one we've got firmly established. It's

[00:24:41] saying, okay, I brush my teeth and then I sit down and

[00:24:44] do my two minutes of meditation every day so that

[00:24:47] there's that feeling of consistency. And my husband

[00:24:50] Ken and I have started doing that. We get up in the morning

[00:24:53] and our habit stack looks like this. Coffee, which mostly

[00:24:58] he makes because it says in the Bible, he brews. Right?

[00:25:04] It's biblical. And then we do our reading which consists

[00:25:11] of the science of mind magazine daily guide. One of us

[00:25:14] reads that out loud. We've been working on reading the

[00:25:17] science of mind text. There's a chart you can go through

[00:25:20] where by the time you've read every little section that it

[00:25:22] says each day, you've read the whole book in a year. So

[00:25:25] we're doing that. So one of us reads that. Then we meditate,

[00:25:28] we set a timer, we do our meditation, and then we do

[00:25:30] our puzzles to keep our brains working well, our

[00:25:34] wordle or Dr. Roger got us connected to that connections

[00:25:37] thing. So now we're addicted to that and other things. And

[00:25:40] then we get on with our day. That's our habit stack. And

[00:25:44] it feels weird when we don't do it, but it's become such a

[00:25:47] habit now that even when I travel or he travels, we call

[00:25:51] each other, we get on a FaceTime and we do our morning

[00:25:54] ritual together because it's part of what feels normal to

[00:25:59] starting our day. So stacking these habits. These are

[00:26:03] just three little ways. There's lots of ways. Even

[00:26:06] just asking myself, what's something that I could do

[00:26:10] differently that might get me a different result? And

[00:26:13] if your brain says this much, take it down to that much. Just

[00:26:17] some little action this week. I invite you when it comes to

[00:26:21] cultivating more of something this week to consider doing

[00:26:26] something different than you've ever done before to

[00:26:30] consider some consistent small move that you can do this

[00:26:34] week just to see how it feels or consider habit stacking

[00:26:38] connected to something else you already do habitually and

[00:26:42] see what happens as well as continuing to shift our

[00:26:47] mindsets, which will always be our eternal work. Next week

[00:26:51] in our final week, we're going to talk about cultivating

[00:26:54] abundance through generosity and we're going to really lean

[00:26:58] into forgiveness next week. If you struggle with

[00:27:02] forgiving people, that's one of the things we're going

[00:27:04] to deal with. So please be with us. I'd like to close

[00:27:07] with a quote from Mahatma Gandhi. He says, keep your

[00:27:10] thoughts positive because your thoughts become your words. Keep

[00:27:14] your words positive because your words become your behaviors.

[00:27:18] Keep your behaviors positive because your behaviors become

[00:27:21] your habits. Keep your habits positive because your

[00:27:24] habits become your values and keep your values positive

[00:27:28] because your values become your destiny. Please join me as we

[00:27:33] pray this morning and I invite our practitioner prayer

[00:27:35] partners to stand with me. And let us remember that as

[00:27:40] they stand, one of those small moves that we can make is to

[00:27:44] come down front and let someone pray for us with regards to

[00:27:48] cultivating abundance. So after the service when these

[00:27:51] practitioners are up here, come forward and let us pray. Let

[00:27:54] us pray you into that new patch of garden. And so as we

[00:28:00] pray today together, we take this moment to just remind

[00:28:05] ourselves of the brilliant nature of life, the God presence

[00:28:10] that exists in through and as all creation. We take this

[00:28:14] moment to breathe into it and to remind ourselves of our firm

[00:28:19] belief that God is all God's spirit, infinite intelligence,

[00:28:24] the light that permeates all the love of this universe is

[00:28:28] expressing in through and as all things, all people, all

[00:28:33] places, all activities. And right now as we are in the midst

[00:28:37] of it, it is in the midst of us. And so I accept and affirm for

[00:28:41] each one of us that we are abiding in that divine

[00:28:45] presence, that that nature of it is imparting itself always

[00:28:51] to us and that we are walking forward this day to continue

[00:28:55] to cultivate our mindsets and our habits such that we make

[00:28:59] ourselves more available for the true essence that is

[00:29:03] seeking expression through us. And so we are divinely guided,

[00:29:07] we are divinely inspired, especially into new powerful

[00:29:11] habits this week that bring about more abundance in any and

[00:29:15] all areas of our life that we desire. We are abundant beings

[00:29:19] right here, right now. And I'm so grateful to accept and

[00:29:23] affirm that this is the truth of us now. And as such I

[00:29:26] release this prayer into that beautiful law that makes it

[00:29:30] so. I let it go, I let it be and know that as it has been

[00:29:34] spoken, it is done that this prayer is deeply planted in the

[00:29:38] rich soil of creation and is springing forth even now. I

[00:29:43] let it be and so it is. Amen. Thanks for listening to the

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