the article that exminister "forgot about" isn't even a story, it's a crock of ****, and reaching out for more ****** liquid posts on forums such as this is a runny mess that no amount of wiping will ever clean up (just imagine how messed up this dudes ability to critically think is... he was a minister... just because he quit doesn't mean the repetitive drilling of his doctrine are all of a sudden "gone" because he is no longer a minister... there are countless layers of NLP techniques used to "teach" ministers how to regurgitate the curriculum, which linger and narrow any ability to find new meaning (which is what Esther and Jerry Hicks teach when they publish Abraham's awesome and amazing wisdom)
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I'll take your statements one by one. I actually didn't "forget about" the article; I have no idea where I found it. It really isn't the same thing. It's been a few years.
The stories about couples whose lives were adversely affected by groups of Abraham followers who encouraged them to split rather than stay with someone with "negative energy" made a strong negative impression me. That is not to say that Jerry or Esther Hicks said this themselves. These people seemed to believe that the Abraham philosophy encouraged this. Perhaps they misinterpreted what was actually said.
I am not a he, I'm a she. At any rate, ironically, to me "this dude's critical thinking" was messed up during the years that I believed in people like Jerry and Esther Hicks, as I once did. You may not see it that way, of course. I was a minister for Sylvia Browne for a year, sad to say, but that was a small part of my New Age past. I believed in a great deal of New Age thought, was a big fan of Louise Hay, Emmet Fox, Joel Goldsmith, Edgar Cayce and others.
I studied NLP, too, and as a minister I can definitively say that I experienced no NLP techniques to regurgitate anything, nor anything that could linger and interfere with Abraham's awesome and amazing wisdom, except possibly a bit of critical thinking, which, again, came only much later.
Abraham-Hicks does not specialize in predictions... they are merely a higher vibrating entity that we can draw information from and use it or not, depending on if we are looking for reasons for it to work, or not work...it's about practical application of serious smarts really... not making predictions... PS - notice the "slip up mess up error" in your grammar when you said "a audio clip"... make sure you cut them just as much slack for slipupmessuperrors...it's not perfection... it's just a higher vibration (than you are willing to adhere to)
Evidence for this, please?
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I went from scraping by to amazing abundance, a career as an entertainer that has attracted me massive opportunities (this past year I was booked to open for Deadmau5, Steve Aoki, Wolfgang Gartner - and I also manifested a residency with Ministry Of Sound, by application of Abraham-Hicks teachings, as opposed to the "action based" and limited world view that I applied in previous years which had me almost give up my music career).
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I will take you at your word that all of this success has actually happened in your life.
That said, do you have evidence that this success would not have eventually come to you anyway, regardless of your belief in Abraham's wisdom?
I suggest it might be possible that your success was due to a change in your confidence level, in your expectations and beliefs about what was possible for you. Just something to consider.
I believe, in my humble opinion, that Abraham is a money-making scam, and therefore I think what Kyra is trying to do is a good thing.
As far as I can tell, Abraham does not often make predictions. If that is true, it would be very difficult to test them for accuracy in any sort of meaningful or objective way. The anecdotal stories of fans are, of course, impossible to prove, as there is always the confounding factor that things could very well have worked out the way they did anyway.
At any rate, best wishes.