Magnetic News! 1/9/05

Welcome to another edition of Magnetic News.
I hope all of you had a nice holiday season and
I want to wish you a Happy New Year!

As the new year is starting, some of us take time
to see what we accomplished last year and what
we want to accomplish this year. For me, I'm looking
forward to this new year for exciting things to happen.
One big thing I've learned and practice is to always
look for a good feeling. If I start to get upset or angry
or whatever negative is happening, I catch it right away
and start thinking of something that makes me feel
good. I do not waste any time in that negative state of
mind. Doing that has really helped me. I feel a lot of
gratitude all the time, thinking about all I have. And it
seems the more I appreciate things, the more things
there are to appreciate. I have some really cool plans
for this year, working on them one day at a time. I have
really felt the Law of Attraction working in my life, as I
continue to attract good feelings, situations, people and
so many more positive things. What about you? Have
you taken some time to think about your goals/plans
for this year?

In this issue, I have a couple of articles pertaining to the
New Year. I hope you enjoy reading them.

By recording your dreams and goals on paper, you
set in motion the process of becoming the person you
most want to be.
Mark Victor Hansen
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Are you ready to place your mark on the New Year?
Ready to create something wonderful, unique, and
completely personal? Ready to make 2005 utterly
spectacular? Well, one of the most effective ways to
create a path for the future is through hindsight.
You know the saying about hindsight being 20/20?
Well it's SO true!

What was 2004 like for you? Did you accomplish
all that you set out to? Perhaps not, but I'll wager
that you accomplished way more than you've given
yourself credit for. In fact, I'll bet that on days you
thought you did absolutely nothing, you accomplished
a list of things almost as long as your arm! The fact is,
most people do not give themselves credit for
"the little things," but these little things comprise a
huge part of life. Case in point, do you count cleaning,
cooking, or laundry as accomplishments? They are
huge time consumers for many, but counted almost
as "fillers" instead of accomplishments. Well, what
would happen if they were not done? The health
department would probably be making a visit, families
would be starving, and not too many people would
want to stand in your general vicinity, right? Daily
tasks are important accomplishments and should be
treated as such.

Speaking of accomplishments, why not use 2004
as a year long learning experience? Look at the
things that were highly effective and the things that
crashed and burned. If you can keep the good things
going and tweak the things that were a tad less
effective, you'll be ahead of the game for 2005. You
don't have to re-invent the wheel, but build on the
things that have worked successfully for you. If
you're having trouble deciding exactly what worked
in 2004, take some time to sit down and figure it out.
This is one case where some pre-planning will be a
major time saver down the road. Did you learn to
manage your time better by ______(fill-in the blank),
or did you find a wonderful way to market your business
services, or determine that in order to be most effective
you needed a little outside help? Well, while situations
continually change, it is often most helpful to start
with a proven method. Your track record is the best
proven method for you. Remember to use it as a tool
for the coming year.

What about you? If the previous year is your best
guide for the future, who do you think is the best
person to carry out the job?

Y-O-U!!! Did you take care of yourself in 2004?
Did you visit the doctor, take vitamins or supplements,
exercise, meditate, and remember to give yourself
kudos? If not, 2004 could have been a much more
productive year for you. YOU are the most important
piece of the puzzle that is your life. If you are not
running in top form other things begin to break down.

Unfortunately, when it comes to self-care, it is often
the first thing that goes out the window when other
demands come into play. If you did make strides to
turn this around in 2004, keep it up in the New Year.
You'll find that when you are operating at top form,
many other areas will seem to follow suit, almost
automatically. Let's face it, it's so much easier to
wake up early and greet the day with a smile when
you are well rested, or to perform tasks in a more
organized fashion when the mind is not overwhelmed.

So take a look at your physical and mental state.
Do you see any areas that could use some attention?
Taking time out for you each and every day is a
necessity, not a luxury. Make it a priority in 2005.

2005 is your blank canvas! You can make it anything
you want. Taking a little time to reflect now, can
make a huge difference in the results you produce later.
If reflecting on an entire year seems a bit overwhelming,
perhaps starting the year off by making an effort to
reflect on a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis
will be a better method. It doesn’t matter when you
do it, simply that you do it! And you can!

ESTHER: Abraham, How do you feel about New Year's
Resolutions? And how would you approach a New Year's
Resolution if you were in our physical shoes.

ABRAHAM: They are a wonderful idea. They fall
into the same category as Segment Intending or
Positive Expectations or Deliberate Creation. Most
New Year's Resolutions, like any new decisions,
are made from a rather clear awareness of what
you do not want or of what has not gone well, and so,
in order to set your New Year's Resolutions into
motion with enough momentum to keep them going,
it is necessary to spend some time lining up your
energy with your new decision. Many people make
resolutions, and often by the first or second day of
the new year they have gone back to their old
habits, and then they feel discouraged.

Every day provides a wonderful opportunity to set forth
your clear intentions. You do not have to wait for a
new calendar year.

Find a comfortable place where you will not be
interrupted by. Write at the top of your notebook
page: My Dominant Intentions: Then write four
sub-headings: My Current Intentions Regarding My Body,
My Relationships, My Home, My Work. Then, write
a general description of how you want to feel and be,
regarding each of the four categories. Be general
and easy. Let these words come easily from you.

Now, go back to the first category, focus on the
topic, and sit back, relax, and daydream about this.
Imagine your body looking just as you would like it
to look. See it in your mind's eye. Try to imagine
how that beautiful body would feel. Move it, in
your imagination. Take it for a walk, dress it in
something that pleases you. Appreciate it's stamina
and flexibility and clarity. Spend as much time
daydreaming about this wonderful physical vehicle
as you can. Stay in your vision until you feel
refreshed, and continue to be there as long as you can.

Now, go to the second category, and do the same
thing. Bring an image of the most significant person
in your life experience and see that person with you.
Feel appreciation for that person. Mentally speak
your appreciation. Imagine that person loving you back.
Praising you, and complimenting you. Feel your
mutual appreciation and admiration. Stay within
the vision until you feel refreshed.

Now, go to the third category, and feel appreciation
for your home. Make mental pictures of your home
as you want it to be. See it orderly, if you desire that,
and beautifully furnished, if you desire that. In an
easy and carefree manner, imagine it however you
would like it to be. Take pleasure from your vision
and stay there until you feel refreshed.

Now, go to the fourth page, and gather a mental
picture of your work. Feel appreciation for the
excuse it gives you to flow energy toward something.
Acknowledge how expansive it is, and feel appreciation
for its ever changing nature. See yourself expanding
and thriving. Stay there until you are refreshed.

There is no right or wrong way to approach this.
The thing that is important is that you choose
areas of your life that matter most and that you
conjure positive images that thrill you. And as you
do that, you have not only resolved, in your own
mind, how your New Year will be, but you have
notified everyone and everything in the entire
Universe and you have solicited their assistance
in achieving your intentions. And from that moment
forward - the entire Universe will conspire to assist you.

That's it for this issue of Magnetic News. May this
new year attract to you all that you desire.

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