Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Prosperity is a consciousness.

Keep my thoughts centered on God as the limitless source of all the good I want.
As I made positive changes in my attitude and actions, the doors to prosperity began to open.
Here are some things to know and do to develop a prosperous attitude:

Believe you are worthy of having a rich and abundant life.
Most of us grew up in struggling families where money and bills were seen as problems. Learn to welcome them. Don't crumple your dollars. Open your bills with gratitude for the goods and services they represent that you deserve. Value your effort and time and see abundance flowing your way. The universe loves to give, but you must be willing to receive.

Positive thoughts, words and actions open the way to prosperity.
We are cocreators with God, so our thoughts and words become matter. If you're constantly worrying about money and talking about how little you have, you're giving your creative power to the notion of scarcity rather than to the truth that God is the source of the ever-present abundance in which we live, move and have our being.

Share what you have.
Unselfishness is the governing principle of the law of prosperity. Tithe where you worship, or give to an organization that's doing healing work or to a family or person in need. No matter how little you may have, you have enough to share--enough talent, skill, time and energy. The more you give, the wider the channel you create to receive.

Bring love to everything you do.
It's so important to feel passion and enthusiasm for your work and to greet each day eager to accomplish the tasks at hand. Get those negaholics out of your life, and be honest and loving with everyone you deal with.

Honor your integrity.
Don't compromise your values to make money. Honor your highest self, and you'll be rewarded throughout your life with ever-increasing prosperity.

Title: Prosperity Conciousness. Subject(s): FINANCIAL crises; MONEY -- Public opinion Source: Essence, Oct99, Vol. 30 Issue 6, p83, 1p, 1c Author(s): Taylor, Susan L. Abstract: Narrates the author's experience with financial problems and how she developed a new attitude towards money. How her problems led her back to church; Things to know and do to develop a prosperous attitude; How positive thoughts, words and actions open the way to prosperity. AN: 2291533 ISSN: 0014-0880 Full Text Word Count: 619 Database: Academic Search Elite Section: In the Spirit

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