Daily Message 1.18.12

Motivational Quote of the Day from Nightingale.com

"Fear of rejection is a sign of neediness - specifically, the need to be liked."

— Jim Camp: Renowned negotiations trainer and coach

Abraham-Hicks Publications

Sometimes someone will be sick, and a daughter or someone who loves a sick person will say, "Abraham, I'm wanting to help this person." And we say, just hold the image of them in a place of utter Well-being, and trust that through the path of least resistance, either they will recover and Well-being will be restored here, or they will withdraw and Well-being will be restored there. But in either case, whether they stay or whether they have what you call death experience, the Well-being is always restored. Whether it is someone who has just been bipping along in physical experience who has been meditating, who knows the sweetness of Connection on a day-to-day basis, who says, "Ah, this life experience has been so wonderful and I think I will now turn my attention to another aspect of my life experience," closes their eyes as they put themselves in the bed, make the transition, and they are discovered as having made their transition in the night. Or whether they have some violent experience, where at the gun of an enemy, or the gun of someone violent, or a car crash they make their transition. As they make their transition, ultimately it is still the same experience.
--- Abraham

Excerpted from the workshop in San Rafael, CA on Saturday, March 9th, 2002 # 322

Our Love,
Jerry and Esther

From Astrology.com

Daily Feng Shui Tip

Get ready for a big virtual bear hug on this special 'Winnie the Pooh Day.' In fact, whenever I think of that cuddly bear the one thing that immediately pops to mind is his constant quest for honey! Did Pooh keep his head in the honey pot because he knew that honey is considered a superfood? In fact, honey is one of history's oldest agricultural products. The ancient Egyptians farmed it because they believed it led to an increase in fertility, and as a way to honor the harvesting bees that served as that culture's symbol for sacred femininity. Almost every ancient culture used honey's antibacterial properties and its preservative effects to help heal wounds. Raw, unprocessed honey can reportedly treat burns, cataracts, skin ulcers and scrapes, according to the Australian Therapeutic Good Administration. Raw honey has been used by a host of other cultures to help heal ulcers, digestion, and bronchitis. Pooh's sticky fingers really were trying to point us all in a much healthier direction, so let's all celebrate that honey bear today!

Daily Dream Decoder

Kissing

Kissing is often associated with youthful love. It is teenagers, and not parents, who kiss until they are weak in the knees on the escalator in the mall. You can be kissing another, watching others kiss, or experience that I'm about to be kissed moment.

Kissing another is often wish-fulfillment or sexual acting out. The wish-fulfillment may not be to kiss per se, but to experience the youthful energy of love. Kissing in this sense is the desire for the awakening of passion, not necessarily the passion acted out.

Watching others kiss may be a sign of knowing too much about them personally or participating in their lives at too personal a level. The exception here would be if you are watching your partner kiss another, which is an obvious herald of infidelity or a desire for voyeurism in the relationship.

The about to be kissed moment is an interesting one. Often, it occurs as we wake up. This i s the dream that may most accurately reflect a desire for actual passion with another. The reason we wake up is the taboo feeling that perhaps, while we want this, it would not be beneficial to actually participate in it.

Is the kissing comforting or threatening to you?

Is it something you sought after, or was it forced upon you?

Is your general experience repugnant, romantic, or passionate?

Daily Wish

If you see a cat eating grass, quickly make a wish, then turn away. If your wish is to come true, you mustn't see the same cat again that same day.

If you see a cat looking at a fire with its tail away from the fire, make a wish. Don't ever make a wish on a cat whose tail is toward the fire, or the opposite of your wish may happen.

If you see a cat washing its face, touch each of your cheeks and then your chin; after that, make a wish.

If a black cat crosses your path, make a wish.

If a black cat crosses your path, say 'Black cat, bring me luck.'

If you meet a black cat, stroke it three times from head to tail and then make a wish.(This is more powerful than just seeing a black cat.)

If you see a white cat, make a wish after saying:

'White cat has fur,
Drinks milk from a dish,
White cat can purr,
And bring me my wish.'

If the cat purrs as you are making your wish, there is a good chance that your wish will com e true.

If a gray cat crosses your path, this is a sign of very good luck; you should strengthen the luck by making a wish for good luck.

If you see a three-colored cat, make a wish. Repeat it three times.

Should a calico cat be up in a tree, make a wish and say: 'Cat in a tree, This wish is for me.'

The first time you meet any given cat, you should stroke it seven times, repeating your wish with each stroke.