By Lynne Cory
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What if I have been noticing dead raccoons as I am driving?
What if my noticing this “repeatedly” means there must be a message for me?
What if I asked for the meaning and got “pay attention” to my actions and my thoughts?
What if we are all missing messages each day and through meditation could find more answers?
By Lynne Cory
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What if she always asks for the biggest discount, a better price, more money off of the sale price and asks, “Can’t you throw that in for free?” and even gets loud for a better deal?
What if she gets annoyed when others ask her for a discount on her products?
What if when she starts paying a fair price so others can live, a fair price will be paid to her?
What if she starts to “get” the concept that we get what we give?
By Lynne Cory
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What if life is supposed to be easy and I am missing the signs showing me the way to Easy Street?
What if I start paying better attention to the signs around me instead of stressing over how hard this is to do?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I heard that when one door closes, another one opens but waiting in the hallway can be tough?
What if waiting in the hallway could be seen as getting me ready for the next great experience and this door could not open until the perfect time?
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By Lynne Cory
What if we can complain because rose bushes have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses? Abraham Lincoln
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By Lynne Cory
What if I can tell if I am on the right path if I have a genuine smile on my face and joy in my heart?
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By Lynne Cory
What if illness does not “run in the family”?
What if similar thinking and eating habits run in the family?
What if I can change my environment by changing my thinking and eating?
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By Lynne Cory
What if she spoke on and on and on about herself?
What if eventually her hearing disappeared because she rarely used it?
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By Lynne Cory
What if I can be more effective by looking for solutions rather than dwelling on the problems? What if I go in the direction that I am focusing?
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By Lynne Cory
What if I am around people who are angry and hateful and bitter and cruel?
What if I imagine pink sparkling fluorescent raindrops of love falling on their heads?
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By Lynne Cory
What if some huge change is just ahead of me, perhaps scary or tough or good or amazing?
What if it will end how I view it (consciously or subconsciously)?
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By Lynne Cory
What if you do not regret growing old as it is a privilege denied to many? Facebook
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By Lynne Cory
What if every once in a while, it is necessary to have a big explosion to get the point across?
What if you have coddled and cajoled and prayed and begged but with no result?
What if a huge explosion is all it took to get them to come to their senses and respect you?
What if it is better to explode than to implode? for Karynn
By Lynne Cory
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What if we are now in the 5th dimension where things we desire (by thinking or speaking) will show up quickly, often with little effort on our part? I want to speak with you and you call, I want a red sweater and you are giving one away, I want to work on Tuesdays and you want Tuesdays off.
What if I am careful of what I request?
By Lynne Cory
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What if you do not add JOY to my life?
As Dr. Phil says, what if you either contribute to or contaminate my life?
What if I only want contributions?
By Lynne Cory
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What if “they” entertained us, with movies and TV and advertisements, into thinking that “we” needed the new car, the fashionable clothes, the perfect home, etc.?
What if they all seemed so happy to have all of these new material things?
What if they were?
What if we needed less to be happy?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I am having a problem with my child and it is a direct message that I must heal MY inner child and once I do, all will be well? What if I meet my own childhood needs?
By Lynne Cory
What if I went to a family gathering and specifically told a lady that I did not want photos posted on Facebook because of personal reasons? What if I shared them with her at her request and then woke up to find she had posted them anyway? What if I kindly asked her to unpost but after a few hours see they are still there? What if she is showing me I have control issues? What if she is just a jerk who will not be invited back? What if I just observe and let the situation play out? What if I worked on raising my vibration and then the photos vanished? What if this is all about me? What if her husband did the posting?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I have to love myself before others can easily love me?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I got a lot of joy each week by doing random, anonymous acts of kindness?
What if I left a $10.00 bill for someone to find or bought someone’s meal in a diner as I was walking out the door or left a nice surprise on someone’s porch or wrote a compliment about an employee and sent it or left a big tip?
What if these acts gave me more joy than the receiver and I could not stop smiling all day?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I was driving behind an older person who was driving very slowly and carefully?
What if instead of getting annoyed and thinking bad thoughts about her or honking and driving very close to her and scaring her, I instead imagined that she was my loving grandmother bravely going somewhere important and doing the best she could?
What if I sent her thoughts of love and placed angels of compassion and safety on her path?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I leave every decision up to God?
What if He gives them back to me and says, “This is not my job”?
What if my job is to live and learn and grow?
What if the fun can be in the journey and the decisions I make?
By Lynne Cory
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What if the more I give to others the happier I find I am becoming?
What if I give of my time or my love or some material object or my listening ear or my comforting thoughts and this makes a difference to the receiver?
What if it takes a little effort to give these things, perhaps I am short on time or really love the material thing, but I find that the outcome of my happiness far exceeds the gift?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I teach you everything that I know that has made my life easier?
What if you choose what is best for you but many of my life tools will help to give you a “step up”?
What if I am modeling those who helped me?
By Lynne Cory
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What if we stopped complaining about our husbands’ many annoying habits to our widowed friends who would gladly give everything to have their spouses alive today?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I did something that hurt you and I did not have the self confidence to apologize and this kept us in each others’ energy in a negative and wearing way?
What if I started my apology in a letter that I did not send or in a meditation where we spoke from our hearts?
What if I surrounded us both with love?
What if soon I was able to speak verbally?
By Lynne Cory True Story
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What if I was in line at the deli with three people ahead of me and a man behind me began standing close to my left shoulder and every step forward we took he moved 2 steps forward until he jumped right in front of me?
What if at first I was shocked and then began looking around for the TV cameras because I felt like this must be “Punked,” and then I decided that he must be the most perfectly rude man that I had ever seen? It was like looking at a rare flower.
What if now that I have lately encountered a few rude people and not gotten angry, my lesson is complete and there will rarely be a rude person who crosses my path?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I finally realize that I do not have to always please others to have them love me?
What if I can cut to the head of the line and just love myself?
By Lynne Cory
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What if as we go through the stages of our lives, the things that brought us joy change?
What if I used to crave material things and now I treasure being with family and friends and helping others and being by myself?
What if things of joy continue to change until I die?
By Lynne Cory
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What if a woman I traveled with had said some exceptionally cruel things about another of our fellow travelers?
What if I knew that if I repeated her words, she would be alienated from the whole group?
What if I was having a hard time holding on to these telling words?
What if I saw myself open my mouth and watched as the angels came in and vacuumed all of the negativity off of my tongue?
By Lynne Cory
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What if he was surrounded by people he felt he could not trust?
What if he lied constantly and was in the vibration of distrust and it could be no other way?
What if truth was his major lesson this time?
What if he tried the truth and failed a few times just as we do in riding a new bike?
What if he could finally tell the truth and found he would not die and honorable people began to surround him?