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What if I focus on and speak of the mistakes I see you making? What if because I am focused on you making mistakes, you make more? What if the Universe only hears mistakes and now I am in that vibration and I am having a hard time? What if I shifted and focused on your successes?
By Lynne Cory
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What if organic foods are just trying to help keep us healthy without the interference of people and their big companies who make them unhealthy?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I do not want to give up my addictions (shopping, drinking, gambling, the computer, drugs, working, exercising, gossiping, smoking) because they are so comfortable and familiar and I am afraid of what it will feel like to be without them?
What if I tried for just one day to explore? What if I learned something about myself?
By Lynne Cory
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What if how I feel about myself is how I will age? What if I hate my nose, my eyes, my teeth, my wrinkles, my thick waist and because I think badly of them, they do not function as well as they could?
What if I love my strong heart and my shiny hair and my friendly smile and my great mind with its eagerness for learning and the vitality of my body and because of this appreciation, my body rarely lets me down?
By Lynne Cory
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What if “nothing” on this planet is mine and I am only borrowing them while I am here? What if everything I own will get recycled when I die?
By Lynne Cory
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What if holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die? Buddha
By Lynne Cory
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What if as I reach a higher vibration, through spiritual growth, my problems and their solutions come almost simultaneously and I have no time to worry?
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What if I and everyone around me can tell how I am thinking by what I am creating?
What if nothing is going right in my day and angry people are in my face and the rest of them are all stupid and I get a flat tire and my gas is low? Can I be having a happy mind or am I thinking dark thoughts?
What if everyone I encounter has an upbeat happy smile and life is flowing effortlessly? Are not they a mirror of my inner joyfilled thoughts?
What if either way, glad or mad, is perfect as we are all humans but joy is easier?
By Lynne Cory
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What if my body is screaming for change but I just turn the radio volume up and keep going?
What if my feet are hurting but I decide to go on my daily 2 mile hike, my head is splitting but I choose to sit at my computer for another 3 hours, I am so exhausted but I drink 2 energy drinks instead of resting, my stomach burns but I still eat a chili dog with a Tums?
By Lynne Cory
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What if my attic is full of cobwebs and clutter from ages ago? Is my mind clogged with old, foggy, draining thoughts?
What if my basement is unkempt, is there still some old history to clean up? If my bathroom sink drips, do I still have crying to do? If I am angry at my neighbors what is the message? Inner frustration?
What if I just sat for awhile and heard my home speak?
By Lynne Cory
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What if this quote was worth repeating: “Just because I have a limitation doesn’t have to keep me from my destination”? Joel Osteen
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What if I have one friend who shares 150% and another who shares 3%?
What if the 3%er is exhausting to speak with because I have to do all of the communication work and the 150%er seems to be only thinking of herself?
What if one I can talk to and one I can listen to but I want a balanced friendship?
What if they are teaching me something?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I saw a person speeding along the freeway cutting in and out and almost causing accidents?
What if they are just a jerk putting others in danger?
What if she just got a call that her son had been in an accident and was rushing to his side or he was bleeding and trying to get to medical attention?
What if we pulled back and gave them space and sent a blessing for whatever their situation is and minded our own business?
By Lynne Cory
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What if the people taking care of a dying person are often as scared as the patient? What if there is a fear of the unknown in both cases? What if we could believe that everything is in Divine Order and the person will pass at their perfect time and all is well?
By Lynne Cory
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What if it is perfectly fine to stop expecting so much of myself with the endless to-do lists, the achieving and completing and obtaining? What if I just WAS today and allowed myself to BE?
By Lynne Cory
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What if having the awareness that everyone and everything is perfect puts me in a perfect vibration? What if you are the most perfect mad person, happy person, naggy person, loving person, complaining person, uplifting person, mean person, depressed person, addicted person, cranky person, talented person that you could be?
By Lynne Cory
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What if my thoughts are like the clouds, constantly shifting and changing shape? What if I just relax and allow the thoughts to come and go and observe them as they pass through my mind?
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By Lynne Cory
What if a kind-hearted friend of mine, who has her home filled with animals that she fosters and finds homes for, has recently lost her son, his pregnant wife and her two grandchildren in a violent auto accident?
What if she must be an extremely special soul to have these very special tests? for Donna Borden
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What if a smile is the universal communication?
What if everyone on the planet can feel the pleasant energy of someone with a smile on their face?
What if no words need be spoken to communicate with others that I am happy to be in your presence?
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What if I had a large ranch with three beautiful ponds and I loved to watch the 100s of geese land there on their seasonal migration and knew they were safe on my land?
What if I heard gunshots and when I went to explore, found nine hunters encroaching on my land and killing the geese?
What if I wanted to run and get a gun and shoot them, am I then not the same, a hunter hunting hunters?
What if they scurried away once they saw me?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I allowed the voices and opinions of others to shape my life? What if those words were holding me back from being the real me? What if I “hit the delete button” and did what I wanted?
Joel Osteen
By Lynne Cory
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What if there is enough of everything on our planet for everyone and we don’t need to hoard?
What if there is enough health and money and food and jobs and cars and fun and water and love and joy for all of us and all we have to do is allow ourselves the having?
What if we know that there is enough air for all of us and it is but one step further to believe there is enough of everything else?
By Lynne Cory
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What if on the news today there was a story about two teenagers who killed their grandmother? What if the news forgot to mention the 3 billion teenagers who loved their grandmother?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I am sitting to the right of a person who is ill or angry or tired or depressed and their energy is low and soon I find my energy starting to sink?
What if I receive from the person on my left and give to the person on my right so I must pay attention where I choose to sit?
By Lynne Cory
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What if you had a terrible childhood but it made you the strong, amazing person you are today? What if the people involved never said they were sorry or even acknowledged the pain they caused you?
What if you practice forgiveness of them because it ties you together in a negative way?
What if you thank them for the lessons and the opportunities for learning and get on with your beautiful life?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I am one of the many people on the planet who do not know if we are going north or east or south? What if I do know left and right?
What if I am living here in a “spacey” way with my feet lightly touching the ground and it is OK as I always find my way?
for Carrol
By Lynne Cory
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What if all of the unfortunate things that have happened to us in this lifetime can be used to make us stronger and kinder and more compassionate with others?
By Lynne Cory
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What if how we rise in the morning is how we create our day because one thought piggy backs on the next thought and the thoughts are what create our experience?
What if I find myself thinking mean, angry thoughts and stop myself before I reach the edge of disappointment and begin slowly “turning the ship” to the positive course by finding little things to appreciate and then I am soon sailing ahead in the happy waters of success?
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By Lynne Cory
What if I met an old acquaintance, who had been a pretty good healer, and during our half hour one-sided conversation he bragged over and over about his important skills and all of the money he had?
What if he needed acknowledgment so badly but never took a breath for me to say a kind word back to him?
What if people ran from his monologues?
What if he gave me the gift of how beautiful humility is and how the quiet allows one person to compliment another person? For Jim
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By Lynne Cory
What if you “let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food”?
Hippocrates, father of medicine
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By Lynne Cory
What if perfectionists see themselves as imperfect and so must create everything in their environment perfectly except that they can never seem to achieve that state?
What if they view the world as needing to be fixed?
What if I appreciate them for the order they create and love them for the struggle they are in?