Abraham said there are two subjects: the subject of dollars and the subject of lack of dollars. Whichever you think of, you will get more of. "If you offer thought of lack of dollars, you get lack of dollars." She asked "What is the most common thought you offer regarding dollars? Look at your life experience. If you have all the dollars you are wanting, your balance of thought is on that side."
"When you are thinking negative emotions about dollars, you are pushing them away."
She chided those who say they don't want anything. She suggests they are so worn down by lack that they associate wanting with not having.
"Any time you are justifying or rationalizing or blaming, you are in a place of guardedness and are unable to receive what you are wanting."
"If you are committed to feeling lack, if it's not money it will be something else."
"When you believe there isn't enough to go around -- universe of lack -- you are guarded and defensive. What anyone else has does not have anything to do with what you do or have."
She said to consider what you want. "If the thought of wanting it brings you pleasure, it is in alignment with you."
Abraham said we tend to be externally focused in our attempts at manifesting. "You go about it backwards. You look to what you do or have in order to create your inner experience. Begin instead by identifying how you want to feel or be, then let your inspiration come from that place of being."
"So many of you take action in terms of wanting or having in order to soothe some sort of void. That defies law. Any action taken from a place of void can only create more void. Find your place of beingness and then you will attract into your experience based on your energy of joy."
Abraham said that often humans consider life as a struggle to get to a goal. "Struggle struggle never leads to happiness," she said. "You are so ending focused. You think 'When I get there I will be happy,' rather than enjoying the delicious unfolding."
"When you are looking at the ending place, the tendency is to look at the end from a place of lack. This feeling of lack slows down your creative energy."
"As you focus on what is, you attract more of it."
She reminded us of the bigger spiritual goal. "The eternal joyful becoming is what we are all about. From a joyful satisfied place you are in a position to attract more of what you are wanting."
"Anyone who is in a place of lack, no matter how much action they offer, will attract more lack."
Abraham also reminded us to pay attention to our own inner guidance. "Many people are so caught up in their feeling of unworthiness that they look outside of themselves for guidance instead of listening to their own inner guidance."
Reconnect with your own inner guidance system. Say things like "I want to be the best that I can be" or "I want to harmonize physically in this body with that which I feel is the best and right and good." Then focus on your feelings for guidance. "Believe you have a very strong knowing, and you can trust your inner guidance."
"Every thought that you think vibrates, and by virtue of that thought you attract. When you feel good, you are in a place of attracting what you are wanting. When you think a thought of upliftment, you have a feeling of positive energy from inner guidance. When you think a thought of lack you feel bad, that's your inner guidance."
"You are action oriented. Your society is focused on lack, therefore you feel you must defeat what you don't want in order to get what you do want. This defies law."
"Your primary work is to harmonize your thoughts, words and actions with what feels good. Your action is responsible for a miniscule part of what comes to you. It's your thoughts and words that do most of the work of attraction. It is not what you do that makes a difference, but how you are feeling. This is an indicator of the balance of thought within you and what you are attracting."
"It is the law of attraction, not the law of assertion."
"Look for reasons to feel good, identify what you want, and you will attract it."
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