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Hi Chris….Yes….I loved your video and just recently had an experience – hitting the wall. Story is I had a bad accident 4 yrs ago, had to ‘fight’ to get treatment, after 3 yrs got a knee replacement but now the other one needs doing. Struggling to keep my job and home…..appeals for benefit failed, tried again failed, got an appeal hearing-it got cancelled. Finally just gave up on it. Bureacracy beat me, no way forward….suddenly out of the blue it was reinstated…..maybe it will still fail but am going to give it one more try, having been given another chance to get help…..but only after my stubbornness wore out and I released myself from it’s hold.
I would love to be wise enough to know where the Flow is going nd how to stay in it…..still figuring out why this event all came into being but am learning lots along the way and I have more affinity with those struck down by debilitating conditions and of course the joys in life are increased many times over, having struggled for a while.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, via the video and the stories on your website.
May all your days be blessed. Jane in England

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 2:18 pm

Jane – Keep us posted how things go!

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Jane in England Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 3:09 pm

@Chris Cade,
Hi Chris….it went well……..positively in my favour and I was awarded the benefit and it has paved the way for further assistance too. Yay!
The lesson is …how to reduce/eliminate that ‘fretful’ state of mind that creates such anxiety within. Still working on that….but great to have had the lesson and come through positively so that FAITH IS restored and hopefully, imprinted within.
Best wishes from Jane

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 3:38 pm

Jane,

Awesome! Thank you for sharing

Hi, Chris…
Your video came at the right time, as I am struggling to start my doctoral dissertation, helping me to move from will-fullness to willingness. This is a very insightful and relevant video for many of us today. Congratulations for this work. I am looking forward to some other videos to come.
Ferdinand Doren

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 11:59 am

Ferdinand,

I’m truly grateful to be of service – best of luck with your doctoral dissertation!

And given what you’ve just said, you’re going to LOVE the video I have on Friday.

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oh, my, what an answer to what’s been going on with me lately. Thank you, Chris. Let the day and the content and the format unfold, let it happen, rather than force it into a design that I, ego, thought it should…. Your video is just terrific with the birds and kids’ voices in the background, just DOING it, means so much to me. I’ve been so afraid to go public with content I can create to give value to others. It’s becoming more and more impossible NOT to just do it! Willingness is kicking in, rather than willfulness to wait til “things get lined up”. Glad I stopped by today. Best for now, Mary

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 2:25 pm

Mary – I know exactly what you mean! I have reached that point where it’s just harder to be quiet than not.

You know what’s funny about my video? At one point, in addition to the birds and the kids… you can hear the cat speeding past me on the ground!

That totally cracked me up and almost distracted me from being present with the content… this feline just racing towards me and turning at the last minute – a feline that nobody would see but me, hehe…

but if you listen carefully somewhere in the 2nd half of the video, you can actually hear the cat speed past me

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Hi Chris,

Thank You for sharing once again and again.
Simply what I have noticed with you is when getting into the search to find what and where I am going, you are a delightful reminder that there is more to reflect, always and ever:o).

I came to Reno for lower cost of living and to be close to a natural health care practitioner I had been introduced to. A few of us were going to start a Bed and Breakfast, where her clients would come stay
and I being a nurse was into a mind expansion of wanting to fulfill dreams of having a family camp, the B&B, seminars (I was quite the seminar junkie, loving presentations filled with knowledge and ideas; need 30 hours of continued eds every 2 years for my nursing recertifications). Thinking ALL would be wonderful, endless possibilities…the Doctor we cherished, died in October after winning the humanitarian award at the September Cancer Prevention Society Annual Conference; getting work here for me was challenging,
lower population, and more rural standards versus larger metropolitan
agencies growing continuously, and then the economy.
I did manage to work for two hospice agencies, one a small Ma and Pa shop…worked for them about a year…the first agency I worked for has now been taken over by a much larger company; “trying” to reconnect with them since they asked me not to leave when I did…has been one of those experiences where ads in the paper were not valid, they didnt get my application online, leaving messages for the boss went unheeded…going off to redo my resume one morning I pulled right behind the boss (her name on her license plate) I followed her right to work since the office I was headed to was in the same complex. Well we are in contact now, with numerous other balls bouncing like in what the bleep do I know. I have been overwhelmed with endless possibilities, whilst I have gone bankrupt and have to move from the small little room I have been renting, and have become the most dysfunctional I have ever been.
When I was working, I would win major at Keno just for fun…
I returned to Science of Mind because I need fellowship and I remember miracles of instantaneous healings I had with them in years gone by before life was AS COMPLEX as it has become. And winning at Keno still happens when I have some money to play, but there are times I play more than I win…and have the conflict of feeling that the universe is abundant and I should act like I have it…and my dream of working with people of like heart and mind is happening to nothing is panning out, and my isolationism and despair are vying for my souls energy. I stop and ask for help…thank you for the reminder and the encouragement. In packing or going through a life-time of stuff, saving what for who…I keep coming across a little note-book journal I wrote in 1968: quotes from Hamlet and Polonius, this above all to thine own self be true…and my own doodlings NOWHERE (confusion) Now Here…what is day or night in the Light of Darkness;at times I hear the Wayne Dyers words today, reflections of my thoughts of 30 years gone by; Miracles have given me joy in connection with the Universe, and I ask daily now for the discernment of saving what for who, and the guidance for my next move, my next place to be…as I have all along the way in lifes journey. Daily reminders now come more regularly and I notice faith seems more with me now here. Nowhere is without faith…Semantically speaking:o) When I spoke like this in years gone by people thought me nuts…hahahaha. I may have made a mint doing the Almond Joy commercial. Thanks again Chris, Fondly Laura

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 2:22 pm

Thank you for sharing, Laura. I suspect if you speak like that now a few people may call you nuts… I know people think I’m crazy!

(then in the same breath ask for my advice how I remain so calm and peaceful through adversity, hehe…)

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Chris:

Thanks for sharing video on Will. I have one question though. When you want to make something to happen and it doesn’t happen then you are unhappy right? Ok we can let go of it and let the nature (or God)to guide us for the solution. My question is how much you wait to the thing to happen? You want to be financially free or have an inspiring career or a successful relationship – what indicates that you should wait for 1 month, 2 months or a year. I am deciding to find out what career to pursue and I can’t seems to make up my mind. Besides, relatives, friends and economy and other factors play a crucial part too. Can you give me your feedback? Thanks. – M & M

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 2:17 pm

M&M,

You present an interesting challenge, and also a common misunderstanding about will.

Will doesn’t necessarily mean ‘doing nothing,’ but rather, it means ‘not always assuming that your way is the right and only way.’

While I can’t speak about your specific situation, perhaps my own experience will help:

When there is something I want, I take action to get it. If I want financial freedom (which I do), then I have to first do something… make a website… invite people to it. Make something available for sale, or offer advertising, or offer personal coaching.

To start a business, I must have the tools AND a way to transform the value I offer into monetary compensation.

So I take action.

However, along this path of entrepreneurship I have had many challenges. For example, I didn’t want to ever write a printed book. It just wasn’t something I was interested in.

THEN, last year I was on a business trip with my previous employer, and I woke up one morning and just “knew” (intuition) that I was going to be a best-selling author.

This was confusing for me because I didn’t even want to write a printed book! But I trusted my intuition and just decided to ‘wait and see.’

Then a few weeks later, a publishing agent asks me if he can represent my work. Keep in mind, I didn’t have any work to represent! I didn’t even have a book, but he wanted to represent me.

So we talked, I reviewed the contracts, and agreed to work with him. Shortly after that, I began writing my first book, and completed my manuscript.

And just a few weeks ago he started sending it out to publishers.

So why do I share this?

My GOAL is to be of service and to earn income by being of service. That is my “direction.”

If I had been willFUL, then I would have ignored the agent and said “Well that’s nice, but since I don’t want to be a printed author I don’t think we should work together.”

Instead, I was willING, and as a result I now have a completed manuscript and will publish my book sometime in the next year or so (even if I have to self-publish).

So that’s one story of mine about willFUL and willING.

My advice: Take action towards your dreams and see what happens. If you aren’t getting what you want, if it’s not working, ask for help… be willing to have somebody else or something else show you a new direction – that still will get you to your goal – to what you want – just maybe not the way you had originally planned to get there.

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M&M Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 2:30 pm

@Chris Cade,
Thanks for sharing your story. It is very inspiring. I guess i have to recognize the waves and incidents coming in my life to help me out to achieve my goals and dreams. May be I am in my own way. I must allow the nature or God to fullfill my goals.

M&M

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 3:39 pm

M&M – recognition is the first step… just being aware. Everything beyond awareness is, to grossly oversimplify, just details.

Nature is good for you ,as you are part of nature too, as there’s such a separation

that , being close to your earhly roots helps you to make the connection with your

higher self , and brings a sense of unity and wholeness in your true self and is

definitely the way for a solid foundation to build upon and to carry on further …..

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Thank you for this video it was very helpful and I thank you for all of your insights.

Have a great day
ceejai

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 1:55 pm

You’re welcome, ceejai!

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Hi Cris
Surely God really answer me in many ways. Currently i am the president of the Student Council in our College. I gound out that the administrattion is not that cooperative with me. From July up to this day we cannot launch any project because of the so-called “technicalities”. I give up! Im so fed up with their sermons. I know i have responsibilities but i rather go on with school life peacefully. i want to resign… not until i browse the internet for e-mail messages and then boom! an answer came in…. i surrender to the Orchestrator of my life. My God! Thanks for enlightening my mind. Pray for me please. I really want to be of serviice to others. I am WILLING to sitdown and think about it. Chris thanks for all the short stories you have sent. thanks and God bless you more.

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 2:00 pm

Ferdinand, I am grateful to be of service! And I’m glad you’re enjoying the short stories as well

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Hi Chris
I think the difference between willfulness and willingness is whether you are attached to the outcome. I signed a job posting last year. The plant manager said “You’re not getting it”. I said “I am just showing a willingness to that job”. I wasn’t attached to the outcome. I could have tried to force the issue but I didn’t. I just expressed a willingness to do the job. I got the job. No struggle….. No emotional upheaval…..just signed the posting and let the situation resolve itself. Life is so much easier if you learn to be less attached to outcomes. Just take steps towards what you want and enjoy what unfolds in your life.

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 8th, 2009 at 11:27 pm

Wayne,

It is amazing what unfolds when we unattach from outcomes, no doubt about that! And even when we don’t get our desired outcome, it sure is a lot less stressful.

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Thank you for the very pleasant talk(video above).

I am – indeed – at the point where I NEED HELP !

Thank you , again , your talk was relaxing and

sort of a “wake – up” call.

Blessings ,

Ruth

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 2:03 pm

You’re welcome, Ruth Thank you for taking the time to comment!

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Thank you for the video. Your presentation i enjoyed by its simplicity. People more into spirituality will understand as, living the Now, accepting what unfolds in your world and refrain from judgement, letting go of expectations, be grateful of the gifts (lesson) brought forth, learn from it, share it by being your authentic self.

I agree also, on going with the flow not be in resistance(ego= edging God out(wayne dyer)).We are rivers.(well 70% of our body being water)

Enjoy your day and remember , you are a co-creator of your universe and the whole universe.

Ciao
Claude

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 2:06 pm

Claude – always remembering

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thanks 4 sharin chris,u r the best

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Chris,
First of all, I want to say thank you for being so sincere. Sincerity is very important. Also, I want to share that I am looking for a promotion in my career. I just received my Bachelor’s degree this summer and am determined to get a salaried job. I currently work at a university and want to move up. I’ve been chanting for a job and have found the perfect one. I’ve already applied for it, but haven’t heard anything yet. I need to let go of being in control, and let the universe tell me what is right for me and be happy in the present moment, whether I get that job or not. Thanks for your encouragement and insight. Have a great week!
Appreciatively, Irene.

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Hi Chris,

What you said is SO true and you put it so beautifully. ALLOWING (NOT RESISTING)….I learned it the HARD WAY. I never realized how “wilful” I could be until I became “emotionally” involved with “a man” who was emotionally unavailable, although he said all the right words but his actions did not match. I chose to listen to the words, and acted for BOTH of us. In other words, I did all the work. Wilfulness blinds us to the reality of a situation….for me, wilfulness came from fear disguised as love. This particular experience in my life (I was 48 years old at the time) “woke me up” to the fact that IF YOU HAVE TO FORCE THINGS, THEY’RE NOT MEANT TO HAPPEN IN THE FIRST PLACE. The worst part about “wilfulness” is that it makes us deaf to that “little voice” inside that is trying to point us in the right direction. It is the good advice that would save us from ourselves if we would only stop, listen and pay attention to what it is trying to tell us. Again thank you for this valuable reminder of inner wisdom.

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Hello Chris,

I watched the video and so related to it.
I am 66 years of age. At birth my mother rejected me and I was raised in orphanages. I learned that to survive I had to be in control of every aspect of my life and that is how I survived the abuse of many years. I did not make friends because I trusted no one. At twenty I fell in love, but he was kiled in an accident eighteen months into the relationship. At 23 I met and married in ten days. My son was born nine months later and twelve years after that I gave birth to a daughter. Life went on and for a while all went as planned. Horror struck again when my son shot himself at 23. Unfortunately there was no support from anywhere; my husband had his own grief to cope with. My daughter, then twelve, became a herion addict. I threw myself into my work; shut everyone out. Ten years later my marriage broke. We had been married 36 years. I travelled
for three years. Now, my life has come to a stand still and I am lost. For so long I organised and planned and kept busy to kill the pain, but it is not working anymore. Like you have suggested, I have given myself over to the Universe and have asked for help; I had to let go whether I wanted to or not, or go insane. I have no purpose now, and I don’t know how to create it again. I was so busy for so long and now I have nothing to do; I have lost my drive. What can the next step be? You could say my life is empty; how can I fill it from the inside? Maybe, looking back, I forced things all along and maybe, just maybe, they were never meant to be.

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 10:33 pm

Tess – thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you have a lot to explore, and although there is much grief and pain in your past, I also am getting a sense that what you’re experiencing *now* is similar to the empty-nest feeling that is also common among monthers when all the kids are out of the house.

Filling from the inside is very difficult, and yet, your words suggest that you know it’s the only choice for you to find peace in your life.

One possibility I would consider is – what if everything that happened to you was for the sole purpose of enabling you to – now – discover how to fill yourself from the inside? Are there lessons you’ve learned from those experiences that others may learn from? If so, consider writing and sharing your story/stories with others… allow others to gain wisdom from your experiences.

Also, if you have the opportunity then spend some time alone in nature – no cell phones or distractions. Nature has a way of briging out our natural wisdom.

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My own story has alot of willfullness and right now I am going through a SERIOUS case of willfullness. I am trying to start letting go, to allow, but I go back to worrying and start haaving all these negative thoughts. These negative thoughts start rushing to me and then one thought leads to another and pretty soon I’m a nervous wreck. I have been stuck in this “mode” for a while now, but tonight I will ask for help in releasing and ask for a solution to my situation. Thanks for the video–couldn’t have come at a better time! I’m already getting help–Law of Attraction at work!! Thanks again and love and light to you and yours.

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 9th, 2009 at 10:40 pm

Mary – I am grateful to hear that the video came at just the right time! Your comment seems to be similar to many on this blog… the right video at the right time.

Please keep us posted how things go for you! There are some wonderful tooks to help release negative thoughts – gratitude, in general, is a powerful one.

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Hey there Chris! Just saw your video, and it was great, everything you had said has really got me thinking, now as for my story well, I would love to tell you it(all of my walls, my stubburnness) but to be fair, I first need to unclutter my thoughts, but I will go and start writing it out and I’ll definitly keep you posted, I have realized that yes, as stubburn as I am, I feel after hearing and seeing your video, that for me to ‘progress’ instead of constantly being in ‘idle’ mode that I’ll admit it for the first time ever…, yes, I do need support and help. Thank you so much for your video, your insight, and Thank you for this great site! Take care and talk soon.
Thanxs again, Chris!
Kimi

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 2:07 pm

I’m glad the video has been helpful to you, Kimi! I look forward to hearing more about your thoughts.

It took me a long time to admit to myself that I didn’t know everything, didn’t have all the answers, and that I had to trust in support beyond my own innate talents.

Definitely keep us posted!

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Very interesting at 78 years young and having to move is a traumatic expierence have learned to accept what you cannot change and change what you can,States are different and some cost more,but by holding the thought all things work together for good helps.As well as timeto adjust to change.Would like to know more about being in the flow and staying there.Thank you

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 2:04 pm

Georgeann – I wish you the best with your move. I’d say this video is a good start to being in the flow – I will take your request seriously and consider the topic for a future video.

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I really enjoyed this video. Very soothing, insightful and clear. I like the way you broke down: Will, Willingness, Willfulness, etc. I’ve never seen it done like this. I like your questions nearer the end of the video. And the compassionate approach, the way you look at all the forms of “will”, embracing them all and not saying this one is bad and that one is good, but simply exploring them all. That is very healthy and easeful. Beautiful job Chris. Thank you. Robin

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Chris Cade Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 2:03 pm

Robin – I’m glad you enjoyed it!

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Hey Chris!,

I really like what you talk about, thanks for sharing and living your gift.

Recently I have been realizing this lesson of allowing to be what is. My whole life I have had the motive to Change my life or Fix myself or Achieve this or Achieve that and it has Never worked.

Even if I temporarily have some feelings of achievement, it never lasts and I still feel empty. I have recently realized that I don’t Need to DO Anything! I don’t have to use my own strength and power (chuckle) to hurl myself into a fulfilling and rich life. Because it doesn’t work, I acknowledge that I simply cannot do things that are beyond my reach.

When I allowed this idea to set in, it really lifted a LOT of weight off my shoulders and I stopped worrying about everything in life. I no longer have to be or do something that I cannot be or do!

Now I wonder how my life can go in the direction I want it to while still enjoying each moment and letting things be.

=)

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Chris Cade Reply:
November 26th, 2009 at 2:42 pm

What a wonderful insight, @Moroni – thank you for sharing with us!

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Chris, In my last comment I kind of explained part of my lifes story and now your video gets to the point of my problems now! Stop that!!! hehe Your reading my mind, I suppose.

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Chris Cade Reply:
November 26th, 2009 at 2:41 pm

@Phil Light,

Funny how that happens sometimes, isn’t it?

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Chris, its a great video. It struck me to understand how my life at present is in misery when my boyfriend left me. I have been struggling why this happen and how I can let myself realized what this trials was all about. We have different religion. That really is the main reason we separate because his family cannot accept me.It is been so hard on me and I cannot accept the reason why this happen. He is the one who left me.I was so devastated and what my only way to depend on is my faith. When you talk about willingness this gives me a path to understand my view point. At first it was hard on me to accept the transition. It is been a week and still I am coping my loneliness. This video help me realized how important to let go and be willing to accept the reality. I am afraid of change. I feel uncertain but by allowing myself to let go and surrender I feel peace in my heart.

Thank you for the great insight….More power to you…..

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It has been my experience that if you are not being emotionally satisfied and if you have any doubt about whether or not you should ‘be there’, it is time to move on. When a relationship is right for you, you know it. Don’t settle. That was the biggest mistake I ever made, was to settle for less than true love. I wasted a huge chunk of my life wanting to be in love with a husband I was not in love with. Rather, I spent 17 years in love with a man that was not my husband. After all those years and my divorce, we finally got it together and have been happily married for 13 years. In fact, I wrote a book about it and have been trying to find an agent for it. Go with your gut; in matters of the heart, it does not lie.

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Chris,

I know that the writing process you describe works great! I use it all of the time to write daily blogs. I seldom know what they will be about (although they all relate to education and a specific theorist who had some great ideas for making learning fun), but other than that, I just sit down at the computer and let the words flow and the blogs evolve. I also often ask for help and I very bravely describe that help in my blogs (it’s a bit esoteric for some people, especially elite educators who have condemned me doing this).

Your reminder to ask for help could not have come at a better time. I ran up against huge obstacles when I wanted to present this new educational theory to the people of Kingsport, TN (where the author was born and raised) and have a grand celebration there for the children. It did not happen the way I had intended due to people in power guarding the gates to the city and making decisions for the people — and I am trying to meet this issue head on (willfulness?).

Yes, I think I will be asking for some major help (willingness). Really, my goal is to work with the special children in the Appalachian Mountains who are living in abject poverty, but there have been many closed gates.

So, I am asking for help right here and now and will remain open to whatever the universe has to offer me, whether it’s open gates in some other direction or some other creative opportunity; whatever. The universe is infinite and offers us infinite opportunities if we are open to them.

Thank you for your great video. I really enjoyed it — and the reminder!

Vanessa (aka Gloria Grace)
My Obstacle:
http://www.city-data.com/forum/kingsport-johnson-city-bristol/958503-gates-kingsport-not-welcoming-gates.html

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Hi Chris,
I really enjoyed this lesson on willingness and its aptness in my life. Recently, I went through a life-changing trauma which created an emotional death. As I experienced a panorama of my life and how my wilfulness to do things my way and in my own time, I realized my slothfulness in being a servant for God. And I have no excuse as I have had a connection with God literally since I was four years old. I have a pure heart and have seen the Savior (who IS God) three times; twice witnessed by others. And yet, I wasn’t living my life with the required focus of an eye single to God, giving up the world to follow him. I had held on to my “get-aways” with romance novels, over-eating, not exercising, watching too many movies, etc. when I knew without a doubt of my mission on this earth. Luckily, I met and married my true love who had had a profound near death experience when he was ten preceeded by his mother’s three prophetic dreams. He was also given our mission to restore the truth of God’s identity to the earth by way of our words and ancient and present-day records.
He was the one who gave me this wake-up call and I’m grateful as I have a resolve, determination, and willingness to get my life in focus.
My simple message of great importance: When we incarnate to this earth we separate from our Spirits which remain in Heaven (or not depending on past life choices). We incarnate to this earth with our souls (”what profiteth a man if he loses his soul”). Our soul, which remains upon our correct choices/repentance/willingness for God every day is our connection to our Spirit and to God. When we sleep, meditate, ponder, pray we can commune with our Spirit (gain epiphanies, enlightenments, etc) and with God. Thus, God Himself incarnated to this earth as Jesus Christ through the incarnation of His soul while His Spirit remained in Heaven as God the Eternal Father. It is that simple. To come unto God, it helps immensely if you are a truth seeker and know Him! John Holland the famed medium confirms this truth as well. The original Book of Mormon, (not used by ANY religion) teaches this as well in Mosiah 15:1-5. There are artifacts authenticated and carbon-dated by the Smithsonian from the Ohio area (”Hopewell Culture”) that confirm the “other sheep” that Christ taught after His resurrection, raising thousands from the dead, and teaching the Jews. He then descending in power and great glory to the “other sheep” who KNEW of Him through prophesy fulfilling His promise of His Second Coming (not correctly understood by the masses). He comes to this earth today as a “Theif in the Night.” The “great and abominable church” (LDS church) took out the “plain and precious truths” e.g. the identity that Jesus is the ONLY God and is thus condemned by God today. The clean-up of this most abominable church (polygamy, satanic blood-oath masonry required in ALL LDS temples, taking the priesthood away from women (and blacks until extreme political pressure caused a fake “revelation” to restore their original priesthood given in the early pure years of the church) and altering the Book of Mormon; a simple history of the ancient American’s dealings with God and a second witness of the Bible and Torah) will herald the building of the Cities of Peace and all that will commence afterwards. There is NO RELIGION (controlling of the masses by manipulative men) in Heaven only TRUTH that Jesus Christ is the Eternal Father and was called “His Son” as a title only. Control is never of God. Free agency is and when we are willing to come unto God, then life gets exciting. I’ve lost five pounds in five days as I’ve redone my life. Thanks Chris, your video was timely with my early morning resolve. One of our many websites; http://www.bridgingtruth.com shows the confirmation of the identity of God(my simple mission) as contained in the Torah, the Bible, and the original Book of Mormon (NOT used by any religion). Thank you.

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Hi Chris..

truly awesome…I think this was dwsigned specifically for me. Over the past 6 months I have been trying to get the ideal job I think I need to get in order to accomplish my career goals in the future. But, no matter how hard I prepare for my interviews, I was never selected for one reason or another. I hear things like, lack of experience, too qualified, job below my standard, etc. I have now really let go and decide to just let things fall in place…

dave

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Dear Chris,
If you have will you will get will.
Best regards
Peter Aung

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I was pushing and willing myself to own a new car which wasn’t rusted when on a Molokai website I noticed all the cars were like mine. Well years ago I lived in Hawaii and never visited Molokai. When I saw the website a new car wasn’t so important anymore. Going to Molokai is!

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