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Friday, 16 October 2009 14:54

FAQ and Tips About All That Matters

Written by Carlo Ami
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How many of the ideas in the main part of the book are best to work with in a given day? I suggest that you work with just one pausing idea per day, starting as soon as it fits after you get out of bed.  Play with it.  If you want to edit it at the end of the day, take the new idea into the next day.  You may find that you are moved to edit it on the first reading.  In this case, take the edited idea with you through your day.  If you want to change it again, then take the newly edited idea into another day before moving on to any more of the pausing ideas.

I completely disagree with one of the ideas.  What should I do? Own your belief.  This book is a tool for self-discovery.  As you modify  your beliefs, you will find that the Universe will help you to either confirm or again modify the belief.  You will be given situations and experiences to help you unfold the depth of your true and loving self.  This can take time.  Be patient with yourself.

I do not like to write in books.  Does it work to have a separate notebook where I write out my edited beliefs? Sure.  Do what works for you.  It may be helpful to write out the belief as shown in the book before editing, and then to write down any subsequent editing you make.  Some people like to erase the old belief, while others cross the old one out before writing the new one.  Let yourself be guided by your inner Wisdom.

How often should I work with the book? I have found in talking with many readers that setting up a regular schedule of use works best.  This is what has worked for me, too.  If you want to make it Monday through Friday, or six days per week, I suggest that you do it in a way that you can be consistent with it.  Don’t commit to seven days per week unless you intend to honor that commitment.  Make it a challenge, but make it realistic given your responsibilities.

 

 

 

 

 

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Carlo Ami

Carlo Ami

While I do not claim to be a "fully enlightened being", I have been blessed with many teachers and I have found a clear sense of purpose and vision after half a lifetime of fear, frustration, anger, addiction, and self-sabotage. My teachers have taken many forms: Local mentors, great books, Native American/Lakota teachers, the calm and heat of the desert, sound healers, meditative practice, conferences/seminars and the basic joys and challenges of life.

Some of the most cathartic realizations/changes I have experienced have come in the silence of meditation. While some might call the clarity felt in these moments as “channeling”, it is my sense that the words and feelings that have come to me do not necessarily have an external source: my truth is that the deepest wisdom comes from within us. We simply are challenged to recognize this source and trust its high value.

Having spent so much of the earlier times in my life in what some might call a living hell, my inspiration is to offer ideas and encouragement to others who intend to have a life of more presence, calm, trust and love. I believe that all this is possible, particularly when one builds a sense of value for the wisdom that is within.

I welcome your questions and feedback.

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