Hi Friends, Well now that the Library has been opened for a few weeks Im getting all kinds of positive feedback. Heres one that I will be acting on. Everyone who is in the library will be getting an email from me from time to time. Perhaps weekly, havent yet decided. What the email will contain will be something from one of the books. As there are 25 books in the library and tons of material it is difficult to know where to look for what unless you are a reader like myself. So what I will do is kind of get you going. As example: From Book 2, A Golden Presentation, here is one of the thoughts from page 10. To get further into the thought, follow through on pages 11 and 12. And that will help people in their quest for a better life. What makes a Negative Thinker? A negative thinker is someone who expects the worst. They just know things are going to turn out badly, no matter what the potential might be for success. They see the world as a greedy, selfish and conniving place, full of people who are ready to “get the best of them” every chance they get. They expect others to lie, cheat and steal. They assume that they won’t get the promotion and what’s worse, it will be given to the new guy that they trained. They believe that they will always live payday to payday because they just can’t seem to get ahead. And no matter how hard they might try, the Universe just seems to be out to get them. The ironic thing is, negative thinkers are usually right. They won’t get that promotion and they’ll always have the experience of just barely making ends meet. They’ll encounter the rudest of people, pay the highest of prices and find that they suffer a variety of setbacks, illnesses and defeats. “I knew this was going to happen,” they’ll tell you and in truth, they absolutely did. This is because for the negative thinker, their real desires -the abundance, prosperity and happiness -are overwhelmed by their belief that things are never good. Rather than give their attention and energy to the things they truly want, they instead focus on all the bad things that might be coming their way. And as we’ve already discussed, the Universe simply responds to your flow of energy -“good” or “bad” doesn’t come into the equation.  The negative thinker clings to this mindset because it prevents them from being disappointed. After all, if they expect the worst, they won’t have to deal with the emotional letdown when the worst comes along. If however, things turn out well, that’s just a nice surprise. This kind of thinking gives the negative thinker a sense of control. They get exactly what they expect and while it isn’t really what they want, they know how to prepare for what’s coming. But there is a benefit to negative thinking; the negative thinker is seldom disappointed. IF YOU HAVENT YET VISITED THE SITE the address is burtsbooks
Posted on: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 16:29:01 +0000
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