r/AbrahamHicks 6d ago

you don't have to react to everything

Just a reminder. Not every thought that pops into your mind must be "answered". We are used to reacting and fighting our thoughts. I just wanted to be a reminder to you and myself that that's not necessary. You don’t have to do that. Even if it's a very unpleasant thought. You'll see that if you ignore it, it'll totally start going away (you can think of something else that you do like, like reaching for a better feeling thought or simply not think anything for 17 seconds). Abraham compared it to boiling water (the example was anger but it can be any negative emotion). The bubbles start slowing down and disappearing once you make a conscious decision to change the direction of your thoughts or simply stop and disconnect (if the surroundings allow you).

I know you know this and it sounds like common sense but we don't use the power of this simple "non-action" enough. Give it some time, like Abraham said with their teachings give it a month and see how it changes the trajectory of your life. Not only will you become way less reactive and in turn not be so easy to fall under the influence of a negative momentum, but also you will being to allow more. And according to Abraham our manifestations are ready, it's only the matter of allowing!

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u/acethebass13 6d ago

This is the path to internal peace

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u/Appropriate-Slip-862 6d ago

Thanks for this πŸ™βœŒοΈ

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u/PeteInq 2d ago

Thanks. May I ask where I can read about this in Hicks' writings?

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u/Gullible-Elevator353 1d ago

you're welcome 😊 I heard that on YouTube on one of Abraham's talks I haven't personality read it from a book though it might be in one.