Topic: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

I sometimes feel as though i am being forced to take sides and i become both very anti or very pro on some issues, more so recently as NWO plans play out.

Wise words i have read warn against becoming too emotionally involved in current events kinda saying by all means become aware of what is happening but do not become involved.

I wonder, if say you are strongly anti war are you actually attracting more war because thats where your focus and reality are?
If you love or hate GWB are you giving him your power either way?

If thought forms become manifest can the universe tell the differnece
between anti and pro or will it just manifest the thought regardless.
Have you noticed how people who hate things attract those things into their life?

Its a tricky one, on one hand i want to stop the NWO and protest and on the other will i be attracting more of the same by doing just that?

We had a 2 minute silence in the UK today for the victims of the terror attacks, i could not bring myself to join in, its like by becoming involved in that mass thought form somehow i was enpowering the matrix control resposible for the event. I focused on all the good things in the world during those 2 minutes.  I sent my heart and love to all last week.

Perhaps the best way to fight the NWO is by not fighting and becoming that that  will not support the NWO on this physical plane and awareness is the key, not emotional involvement.

Its not like we are fractions of the whole but rather versions of the whole.

Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

That happens to be my personal stance on things, Doc.  All this is an illusion created by intent.  The Toltecs called it dreaming, and the big dream is made up of all our individual dreams.  Most are asleep, so they believe the dream is real.  Others wake up and become aware, and they can transform the dream at the personal level.  When we transform ourselves, everything else changes too.  Struggling against the illusion is futile; transforming it is not.  And it's the same individually as it is collectively; as above, so below.  If we dream heaven, then that's what we experience.  If we dream hell, then that's what we experience.  The focus of our intent based on belief is what makes reality for us individually and collectively, and I think you are right on target with your comments.

Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

I was told by a certified hypnotist friend of mine that the subconscious doesn't know the difference between "something," and "no-something."  It only hears "something." 

So whether you are saying, "Support our Troops and the War in Iraq," or "We have to stop this war!" the general message to the subconscious is "War." 

A thought of anti-war is still war, then.  Only a thought of peace is a thought of peace. 

And speaking of pairs of opposites, I heard Deepak Chopra say the other day on a tape, too, that (paraphrase) "anxiety and hope are really just two sides of the same thing."  If you invoke hope, you invoke anxiety--in invoking hope you are invoking the thought that this or that MIGHT NOT happen.  If you do not hope, and have no expectations whatsoever, then there can be no anxiety.

You can't change a tiger's stripes,
but you can avoid its teeth.

Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

dreamosis wrote:

I was told by a certified hypnotist friend of mine that the subconscious doesn't know the difference between "something," and "no-something."  It only hears "something." 

So whether you are saying, "Support our Troops and the War in Iraq," or "We have to stop this war!" the general message to the subconscious is "War." 

A thought of anti-war is still war, then.  Only a thought of peace is a thought of peace.

I read an almost identical thing from an Abraham-Hicks channeling recently. I don't know anything about Abraham-Hicks or the validity of their work, but it mostly made sense to me:


"The Powerful Law of Attraction

Everything is vibrational, and the way you attract, or the way you are allowing, things into your experience, is by the powerful Law of Attraction. It is really the only law that is worth spending much time talking about, because everything happens by Law of Attraction. What Law of Attraction says is, "Those vibrations that are same, come together." In other words, "That which is like unto itself is drawn."

Whenever you are offering a vibration, other things in your physical Universe that are vibrating in that same vibration, you and those things now have a relationship. Whenever the transmitter of a radio signal sends out a signal, and whenever you tune your tuner to the same signal, you can hear what they are saying, and the same sort of thing is happening to you on an unconscious, vibrational level all the time. When you offer a thought, the thought is vibrating, and as you offer this vibrating thought, other thoughts that are like it,
you now have access to.

In order to really understand Law of Attraction, we want to give you this one simple example, because once you get this, everything else will begin to make more sense to you: Law of Attraction means inclusion. In other words, there's no such thing as "law of detraction". There is no such thing as "law of get it away from me".
There's no such thing as "law of exclusion". There's no such thing of "law of no, I do not want that". There is only inclusion, and what that means is, whatever I am giving my attention to, I am including in my experience.

Set your own Tone and the Universe will respond to your Tone.

Attention To It Includes It

When I see something I want and I look at it and I spend as short a time as 17 seconds observing it, feeling it, being a part of it, talking about it, giving my attention to it...and I say "Yes" to this thing I want, I am including this thing I want in my vibration. It literally becomes a part of my signal, which means, by Law of Attraction, now I have more access to that. But when I see things that I don't want and I say "No" to them. "Get away from me. I want you not, burglar or murderer or disease or this unwanted thing..." when you observe this thing that you do not want, in your shouting of "No" at it, you are including this thing that you do not want in your vibration. When you say "Yes" to something, you include it. When you say, "No" to something, you include it. It is attention to it that includes it.

So here you are, bless your hearts, moving around in your physical environment, looking all over the place, including all kinds of things in your vibration, and then wondering, "Why is this happening to me? Why isn't that happening to me?"

Once you get it that the Universe is responding absolutely, utterly, sensitively, to the vibration that you are offering, and once you begin to understand how to offer your vibration on purpose, now you are in absolute control of your experience. You are an extension of your Source Energy, fulfilling your reason for being."

http://www.mayanmajix.com/art1802.html

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Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

WOW! Profound. But, simple. And true.

" Then it was, then again it will be. And though the course may change sometimes rivers always reach the sea." Robert Plant

Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

I've been giving this some thought before I responded. But I've found this to be overwhelmingly true as well. I can't help but think that the people adamantly fighting against a new world order are only attracting it more into their reality. Those fighting conspiracies are attracting the effects of the conspiracies into their reality. And on and on. This is also closely related to obsession, where you're actually addicted to a certain thought pattern and thinking it all the time, thereby attracting it to you.

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Re: Is Anti and Pro the same thing?

"we magnetize into our lives whatever we hold in our thought..."

"Negative attachments... If you really want to remove a cloud from your life, you do not make a big production out of it, you just relax and remove it from your thinking. That's all there is to it."


excerpts from:
Illusions
The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah
by Richard Bach

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