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Stop WANTING and HAVE IT!

Crossing the Gap


by Peter Michel

It's not easy undoing the mind. Particularly, when we have built up
so many concepts of limitation. But, each of us who has taken the
Abundance Course has embarked on that journey to undo all our limits
and move into having, being and doing all of our highest and most
noblest desires.
There is nothing noble in hanging out in lack, limitation, and
suffering. It is base, ego, unworthy of the Being that you are. Are you
ready to rise up and finally CLAIM, in a bold and courageous way, your
birthright of Abundance, Freedom, Inner Peace and Security, and
Unlimited Love? If not now, ask yourself, when would you be ready?
Stop "playing" with your goals
As I sit down to write this article, I have but one intention. That
intention is to jolt you out of complacency, just in case you have
inadvertently settled into a comfort zone with releasing, as sometimes
happens.
How often do you "play" at releasing? Do you release a little bit
here and there and then stop?
Often we play with our goals, unconsciously not really wanting or
expecting to actually achieve them.
Most of us are often afraid of both failing and succeeding in
achieving our goals, and so we don't really make the decision to shift
our consciousness into the consciousness of having our goals. We fear
the ego backlash. We fear the "beating ourselves up" that has come so
many times in the past when we tried and failed. Or, we fear the

consequences of actually getting what we want and then regretting it


or realizing it doesn't really make us happy.
Because of these fears, we haven't truly made the decision yet to
create our life according to our intentions. Perhaps we feel it is safer to
drift comfortably along with our unconscious programs rather than
shake things up a little.
Rarely do we dare take the leap into having our most lofty goals.
But, DARE we must, if we ever wish to be completely free and without
limits.
Take a look. Where have you been playing with your goals? Pick
one that you seem to have been "releasing on" seemingly forever. Can
you see you could remain stuck and be releasing "on it" forever,
instead of releasing "it" and finally claiming your goal as achieved
NOW?
If you've been playing around with your goals, take a check to see if
you're ready to turn your weak wishes into solid intentions. We all get
stuck in wishing from time to time, and it doesn't get us very far. This
isn't to say that our little bit of "picking at our limits" is going to waste.
It can certainly help us feel a little lighter and happier.
But, is that what you're really after? To feel a little happier and a
little lighter? Will that really satisfy you? No. Never in a million years.
Why? Because you know in your Beingness that you are NOT LIMITED
and you'll never be totally happy until you regain that natural state.
Dare to Think Big
So, DARE! Dare to go for HAVING your highest and most noble
goals. With the achievement of each goal, you will undo a little more of
the mind and begin to identify more and more with your unlimited
Beingness.
When we see clearly it is we who are creating every situation and
every circumstance in our life and start to realize the power we have
over such situations, then we begin to deeply recognize that the outer
is merely much a reflection of the inner.
When we really see this, the outer BECOMES the inner to us, and
vice versa. The veil of illusion of separation begins to drop and we
begin to feel that every atom "out there" in creation is really nothing

but our own Consciousness. It is our own thinking projected


"outwards" on the blank screen of Being. It is really projected
"inwards," actually. It is all in our minds.
Like turning off a TV set, we can "turn off" the world
Now, this might sound really strange, but if you take it for
checking, you'll find it to be true. If you were to consciously turn off
your mindthat is, put it to rest as you do in deep sleep every night
the world would vanish. Not one single person, nor one single object
can exist if you did not have a subjective personal awareness of such
in your mind.
Think the "outer" can exist independent of your "inner" thinking?
Prove it. Stop all your thinking, conscious and subconscious, and then
offer one shred of evidence that there is someone besides yourself
"out there."
Even if the ego-mind completely evaporated, You... the "I" of You,
remains. That is the permanent and perfect part of yourself... your
Beingness, which never changes and can never be wetted, burned,
cut, blown up, destroyed, increased or decreased. It is ever the same
perfect Being.
This entire universe is your own mental creation. It exists in one
place and one place onlywithin you. Just as in a night dream when
you go to bed at night and suddenly the room is filled with mountains
and buildings and oceans and people. How did all that get into your
bedroom? And where do they go when you wake up? In the closet?
In your night dream, they are all very real to you. In the dream
you have a dream body and others have dream bodies. You feel the
entire drama to be real. If you are falling off a cliff or being chased by
a madman with a knife, you feel afraid and your body secretes fear
hormones.
If you are having a sexual dream, the body gets aroused. It doesn't
know the difference. Why? Because there is none. It is all in your
mind. Perhaps the only real difference between the night dream and
this day dream we are all living, is we don't wake up so easily from
the day dream. Or, as Larry has so optly calls it, a daymare, for too
many of us!

That is why we think it so real. Because we can't seem to wake up


from it due to our mental tendencies. So few people wake up from it
like Lester did, but more and more are awakening. Those using
releasing on a regular basis are rapidly awakening to the unreality of
the so-called "outer" world and to the reality of the unchanging,
permanent and perfect Being within---the real Inner Self.
"I only know that which I can do, not say."
- Lester Levenson
The real proof of releasing is evidenced only by our achievements
and our experiences of greater freedom and limitlessness. We only
know what we can "do" not what we "theorize" as being possible.
How limitless are you right now? Take a check.
Have you let your limits keep you crammed up in a little box of
mediocrity or do you dare challenge those self-imposed limits and
boldly and impudently move into HAVING your desires?
The danger of "familiarity"
It's easy to get stuck in the complacency of wanting. It is very,
very painful to desire things, but somehow it is familiar and almost
feels safer than daring to assume the consciousness of having our
desires now.
This is like a woman being beaten repeatedly by her abusive
husband. She knows she needs to leave, but she is more afraid of
what will happen if she leaves than of the beatings. And so, she
remains and continues to get beaten. That's like us and our egos. It
whips us and beats us, but we remain with it out of fear, "Who would I
be without my suffering and limitation? Oh, I'm too afraid to let that
go."
Or another example would be the prisoner who is set free from
prison but who is reluctant to step outside the prison gates because it
has become more familiar to be behind bars and he fears the world
outside the prison walls.
We all do this. We shut ourselves down. We thwart our
limitlessness and feed our limitation with our "Oh, poor me, I'm
limited" whining, instead of being bold, courageous and daring. We
keep ourselves in a painful, mental straightjacket, whilst our Infinite

Being waits for us to identify with It, instead of with the mind and all
its limits.
The power of decision
We allow ourselves to be trapped in the status quoa lukewarm
comfort zone that is neither here nor therethat is literally our
deathbed, while we claim we "live."
I must challenge this assumption. How can we truly LIVE if we are
not actively and constantly pushing past our limits?
We don't need to push past our outer limits, as that is futile. But,
we must push past our perceived inner limits. Truly, that is all we can
do.
We do this not with an efforting "push." But with the power of our
DECISION. We stand boldly and claim as ours now that goal that
before seemed way off in some distant "hopeful" future.
With the DECISION to have your goals now, and by releasing
whatever your ego throws up at you by knocking out the three primary
"wants", you collapse time and space and do away with all effort.
You take the path of least resistance and move on to "hit the mark"
and inwardly achieve your goal by assuming it is already achieved.
And soon, the outer world matches up with the inner.
Instead of moving through time and space and "waiting" and
"hoping" your goals come to you "someday," you immediately and
bodly assume the attitude of HAVING, BEING, or DOING that goal
now.
Call it "having faith" or whatever term you wish to use. I like the
term impudence, which means to boldly, daringly and almost
offensively ASSERT that what you previously desired is yours now,
and that you absolutely, positively HAVE it NOW and won't settle for
any other option.
That's what a decision is. It is cutting off all other options and
settling on only one. It is a concentrated thought. All concentrated
thoughts are extemely powerful, like a laser as opposed to an
incandescent bulb.

An example of pure impudence


That's what Lester did when he decided to prove the principle. He
left his home with the decision that he was going to Los Angeles from
New York.
He brought NO MONEY with him. He simply packed his bags and
went to the airport without a ticket, confident that he was going.
When he arrived at the airport he asked the woman at the gate if
there were anymore seats available. She told him the flight that was
about to leave was completely booked up, but if he waited, perhaps
someone would not show up and he could get their seat. While he was
standing there, another person asked her the same question and also
waited on line behind Lester in case there was another person who did
not show.
Within minutes, the gate attendent reached right around Lester
and grabbed the other guy and said, "We have an opening for you."
Lester was completely unphased. He had already fully accepted he
was going to L.A.
A moment later the gate attendent saw Lester standing there and
said, "Oh my goodness, what did I do?" She apologized to Lester and
told him there was a seat open in First Class, which he happily
accepted.
He was put on a flight without money and the same happened for
the return flight. He reminds us never to release to "get the money to
get the goal" as then we might end up with the money and not the
goal. We should go straight for what we want. Lester chose a first
class flight to L.A. and he got it without money. When you make a
decision the entire universe moves to support you.
No, it is mine now!
Once you have made your decision, although your mind tells you
that your goal is off in some distant future and tries getting you
to exert effort towards its "eventual" achievement, you say,
"No. It is mine now." You simply accept it to be true, and you
release the limiting desires and feelings the mind throws up, and
boldy and confidently rest in that feeling of HAVING that goal
right now.

If you are not doing this, then you are stuck in resistance. You are
sheepishly going about "trying" to achieve your goals. The Goals &
Resistance Course will help you move past that stuckness.
Instead of standing in having the goal, and releasing the
underlying wanting approval, control and security that get stirred up,
we shy away from the goal entirely and get stuck in futilely "hoping" it
comes to us. But, it never does come.
Goals, goals, go away!
Most of us hate goals. Why? Because they stir up our aversions,
our dislikes. But, that's the point of doing goal charts in the Release
Technique---to bring these aversions up to the surface so they can be
released. There is no other way to release them. Continuing to
suppress them sure isn't going to do it.
Our passive timidity towards our goals is like boat drifting on the
high seas without a sail, oars, or an engine. We are simply adrift.
The Stand
Are you ready to take a stand with me? A bold one?
I made a personal decision on a goal today and now it is mine. It
is mine for no other reason than because I have claimed it. Not
because of dumb luck, an accident, a stoke of good fortune or
anything else. The cause is always within.
I'm not sure what took me so long to claim it other than an
unconscious doubt, but when I began claiming it today by
assuming it was mine and releasing any thoughts or feelings that
came up contrary to having it, what a powerful feeling flooded through
me. What joy and freedomand knowingness that it was already
mine. I felt it as a "done deal" the moment I made the decision.
Want to know the decision I made?
I made the decision to never, ever "have to" work for a living
every again.
Lost in space

Surprisingly, I never claimed this before today. I kept releasing


"toward it" and kept figuring, "Well, someday it will come."
Well, you know what?
Tomorrow NEVER COMES for us when we keep our goals there.
It can never come because things only show up for us according
to the consciousness we assume NOW. That is the only time there is.
I kept it forever in some safe distant future in my mind, reasoning
it was "no big deal" to have to work for a living, and reasoned that it
was somehow NOBLE to do so---which, I will now admit is complete
and utter baloney.
The future is where that goal would have remained forever had I
not claimed it.
It is a big deal
Such a goal is a very big deal, not only for me, but FOR ALL OF US.
Why?
Because working for a living is a SLAVE MENTALITY. It is ego. It is
not in our best and highest interest, nor in anyone elses that we live
as slaves.
We were not born to be slaves to our minds, to other people's
egos, or to outer circumstances. We were born to assert our
Independence and claim our birth right of true FreedomInner
Freedomthe ability to have, do or be anything we will or desireor
to NOT have, do or be something. And, to be 100% happy no matter
what the outer circumstances.
In the highest state, bombs could be dropping all around us and we
could still be totally happy and at peace. That is the real treasure we
all seek.
Our reaction to the world is far more important than our
circumstances.
For instance, would you prefer to be in a prison cell and have Inner
Freedom and Happiness or to be miserable with painful programs of

lack and limitation, while your body sat in some tropical paradise? I
know which one I would choose. I'd go for the inner paradise whilst
my body was in a prison cell. How could the other possibly be
paradise?
"Doership" is a bunch of "doo doo"
Is it okay to work? Certainly! But, it should not be required for
survival. It should not be an "I have to work" or an "I should work,"
but rather an "I choose to serve and uplift others from a place of
love."
Our work should come from a place of non-doership, where we
feel we are being not the doer, and simply "allow" the work to get
done perfectly and without exerting mental effort. It is as if the work
is being done "through" us.
There's a saying along these lines, "I do without doing and
everything gets done." This is the state Lester was talking about when
he repeatedly said, "Be not the doer."
No more effort. No more time.
The time for the realization of all our goals is always only NOW,
and it requires no effort. It is simply a "now" assumption of having.
It's a DECISION. It is moving into being the person you wish to
bethe person who already has the goalwhether it be freedom,
prosperity, unlimited happiness, the perfect relationship, a career goal
or a new house.
How would it feel if you had your desire fulfilled right now?
If you can't get yourself to feeling it is yours now, then you will never
have it. It won't happen in ten million years.
Micro vs. Macro goals
We manifest "micro" goals all the time, but somehow always fall
short on the "big" ones.
I hear this all the time:
"I'm seeing a lot of great little gains, but I don't seem to be
achieving as many of my BIG goals as I would like."

Let me explain why this happens.


Our "micro-goals" come to us effortlessly because we are already
"hootless" about them. We simply take them for granted, and so we
barely take notice when we achieve them.
Hundreds of times a day we achieve these micro-goals. We take
them totally for grantedsuch as brushing our teeth or making our
lunch. These are micro-goals. They are intentions. But because we
have no resistance to achieving them, they are nothing more than an
effortless thought to us. We set an intention and simultaneously
"assume" that that intention is fulfilled. Then, we very easily achieve
that intention without struggle or effort.
"Get to the place where you can just
think and have things happen." - Lester Levenson
Because we are hootless about these micro-goals and have no
resistance to achieving them, they simply "happen" as if on their own.
Yet, there is always a thought of having that precedes their
achievement.
So, why can't we do this with the "big stuff"?
We can! Lester challenges us to think big. He points out that the
same exact process we use to manifest a dollar is the same process to
manifest a million dollars:
"If you can demonstrate a penny, you can demonstrate
a million dollars. The mind sets the size."
Take note of how you are manifesting the dollar and then just add
six zeros after it.
By releasing... by doing attachments and aversions to your goals...
you get to the place where the big stuff feels like micro stuff. In other
words, you get hootless about it.
How hootless are you about having an extra million dollars? Or
about having perfect health, or perfect weight, or the perfect mate, or
complete inner Freedom, or...?

Make the goal "micro" by releasing. Stop making it such a big


deal, as your mind will forever keep it as "big stuff" and you'll forever
feel it is outside your reach.
I double dare you to think FROM your goal
So, will you dare to turn a "big" goal into a "micro" goal through
releasing?
Think of how you would feel if you had your goal right now. Think
"from" having it. That is, know that it is yours right now and feel the
gratitude of having it now.
"Never think of things as coming in the future, as the
mind will keep it in the future. See it, feel it, taste it,
possess it as yours now. Do not see it in
its 'Will-be-ness'." - Lester Levenson
As you move into the feeling of having it, notice the immense
release from the painful bondage of wanting and then rest in the joy of
having which is really just resting in the joy of Being.
Again, don't think "of it" but rather, think "from it." Be the end.
Be the goal achieved without time or effort.
Crossing the gap
I've been pondering how to make it easy for releasers to cross this
gap on a consistent basis. Here is an exercise you can use to make the
"leap without distance" from wanting into having:
1. Relax your body as much as possible. You can close your eyes. A
relaxed body leads to self-confidence. There can be little
doubt/resistance when the body is fully relaxed, as the body is an
expression of the mind. Ease in the body = ease in the mind.
2. Notice any general contractions in your feeling center (your
stomach or chest area) and allow them to leave through a tube,
window, door, etc. Let go more and more and more.
3. Once relaxed, bring to mind something that you already have that
was once a goal. Perhaps you once wanted a home, a car or some
other material gain. Perhaps you wanted to have a child. Perhaps it
was your college degree or career. Notice the feeling inside. Notice

how it feels now that you actually have the goal. Is there any effort?
No. Does it remain forever lost in some hazy distant future as
something that you someday "hope" to have? No. Of course not.
Because you already have it. It is yours right now. There is No Effort
and No Time needed to achieve it, because it's yours. This is precisely
the consciousness of having that you must assume to have any
goal. That is the only way you ever achieved any goal. Okay? So take
note of that feeling of having.
4. Now think of a goal you have been wanting very much. Allow
yourself to feel how much you want it.
5. Now picture yourself, as if in a movie, achieving that goal.
Keep it in the third person where you don't quite feel that you have
the goal, but rather the "movie character" version of you has it.
6. Notice the feeling of desire and effort is still there. You still want it.
It still feels like it is "out there" as you think "of it."
7. Now, begin releasing the clutch, the wanting, the underlying
wanting approval, control and security, more and more.
8. And finally, make an inner shift of consciousness where you...
DARE to ASSUME that it is yours RIGHT NOW. That's right. It is no
longer "out there" as if in a movie or in the future. You are it now.
With such an assumption, you've mentally collapsed time and
space. You've dropped all effort. The goal is no longer in some
distant future. It is yours RIGHT NOW. Feel the gratitude of
having it, knowing it is yours now. Feel the ease and happiness
knowing you can now finally REST from that painful desire. It is yours
at last. Get a sense of that. It may feel like, "Ahhhh... thank you!"
Notice the natural release that comes when you move from thinking
of the goal into thinking from the feeling of already having the
goal. Such is the difference between lack/wanting and
abundance/having. Thinking "of it," as most people do, is nothing
more than a weak wish and it will forever remain an idle daydream.
Thinking "from it" is being CAUSE via your
assumption/impudence and it will be demonstrated in your outer
world very quickly.
9. Got it? Feel it is yours now? Congratulations! You made the leap
across the chasmthe "gap" between wanting and having. It is no gap
at all when you do it... but it's an infinite distance if you don't do it. It
takes no time when you do it, and forever if you don't.

10. You're not quite done yet. Remember to PERSIST in this feeling
of HAVING or BEING your goal. If doubts arise, use the Release
Technique to let them go. Thoughts, tendencies, feelings and
resistance may still arise. Allow them up and release them and return
again and again to your controlled and focused feeling of having your
goal in this moment without any effort. Then, go about your day
without effort. Just keep releasing.
The more natural and sustained your feeling of HAVING your goal
now, the faster it will manifest in the outer world for you. It must. It is
absolutely inevitable as your consciousness is the sole cause for
everything you are experiencing. Everything!
All these steps can be summed up in just one step. I have broken
it down into the steps above to help guide you into the feeling of
having or being your goal, as I often see releasers failing to get to this
point---and instead they get stuck endlessly releasing "on" their goals.
The one single step that is required to have anything you desire
is simply this:

Feel the goal is yours right now without thoughts to the


contrary.
"Think only what you want and that is
all you will ever get." - Lester Levenson

The most powerful action


Put aside 30 minutes or more every day to take the most powerful
and effective action you can ever take towards the achievement of
your goals. That action is to release and be 100% ACTIONLESS; to
be 100% EFFORTLESS; to collapse space and time and think FROM
the feeling that your goals are already achieved, instead of
thinking "of" them as some distant goal. Maintain a state of
desirelessness.
Mastering this ability, you become master of your life and world.
There is nothing that will be impossible to you. The secret to your
limitless achievement lies in only one placein your ability to assume
the feeling that you are already having, being or doing your goal. No
power on earth can stop you from having anything you desire when
you live this way. Such is the power of faith, and such is the power of
releasing to destroy one's doubts.

So, have you done it?


Think about your goal again.
Do you feel it is yours now? Are you reveling in the happiness of
having it? Are you feeling deeply thankful that it is yours now with a
sense of peace and ease, now that the painful desire is released?
If yes, perfect. Live in that feeling until it comes to pass in the
outer and continue to release any objections your mind attempts to
throw up at you.
If not, then go through the steps again and again until you have
fully assumed the feeling of having the goal. It will likely take some
practice, as the mind resists change and is usually very unfocused.
But, that is what the Method is forto help knock out extraneous
thoughts that keep you from being inwardly quiet and focused on the
feeling of having your goal. Use it to your full advantage.
Changing the reflection "out there"
If you are out and about making all sorts of mental effort trying to
"get things" and "do things" without first assuming mentally that
"It is mine now. It is done," then you are spinning your wheels and
will be wasting great amounts of effort where it will do you no good.
If you are just releasing a tiny bit here and there and then going
about your life using effort to "try to achieve" your goals, then you
are working 180 degrees in the wrong direction.
STOP! Don't waste another moment! Instead, invest your time
wisely in an inward direction with releasing where you can get to the
place where you feel your goal is already achieved. Then it will come
of its own accord outwardly.
Taking outer action before shifting the inner state is like looking in
the mirror, disliking how your hair looks, and then spending days
trying to "adjust" the reflection in the mirror!
It is a complete waste of time and effort!
In order to change the reflection, you must adjust the self-image
you hold of yourself within. You must assume that you already ARE the
one you desire to be and your outer world will begin changing

immediatelyjust as taking a comb or brush to your hair will change


the appearance of your hair in the mirror instantly.
It can be no other way. All change comes from within.
The keys points to remember are:
1. No effort. Be effortless. Make ZERO mental effort in achieving
any goal. Simply assume the feeling of "It is done I have it
now. Thank you!" Take no outer actions towards your goal, except
as they come effortlessly and spontaneously in a released state. No
inner effort. It should feel as if you are floating. Simply, make your
claim of having your goal within, and then release any ego resistance
and allow your body to float through life without being the "doer."
Allow. Allow things to happen. Be the witness. The outer will
rearrange itself to reflect back to you your new inner assumption
without further mental involvement.
2. No time. Do not think it requires time to have your goal or your
mind will keep it in the future. You must assume it as yours NOW.
Ask yourself, "How would I feel if I had my goal right now?"
You'd feel wonderful! You'd feel at ease. You'd feel grateful! That is the
feeling. Assume that feeling of having. Enjoy the feeling of having
the goal now, not in the future. The feeling of peace that comes from
knowing that we already have our goal is the peace of resting in
our Beingness, as the painful desire is released and we immediately
feel whole, complete and satisfied.
3. Don't release "on it." Release "it." Releasing "on it" is often a way
the ego keeps us stuck. We could forever release "on it," but it only
takes a moment to release "it." So, when a feeling or a desire arises,
see it as an "it" and release "it." Stop making a major project out of
it, which only keeps your goal in a future that never comes.
Think you can do it? You've done it millions of times in
your life already, although most of the time you've done it
unconsciously. Using releasing, you are now consciously steering your
ship instead of letting your unconscious programs dictate what is best
for you based on your suppressed so-called "survival" programs.
Drill it into your computer

Aim to get it through to your computer mind that WANT=LACK.


Get beyond the mere intellectual understanding of this. Really
discriminate. Feed it into your computer mind that:
"Wanting security is dangerous," as you are holding in mind
LACKING security and thus pulling it in on yourself. It is why you feel
so afraid.
"Wanting approval destroys your ability to love and be loved." It is
impossible to want love and have love at the same time. It is why you
are feeling so unloved, lonely and separate.
"Wanting control throws you completely out of control and into
confusion and chaos." Wanting control is the home of chaos. It is why
you may feel out of control and powerless to achieve your goals.
The ego, in its effort to protect itself, leaves you feeling unsafe,
unhappy, out of control, unloved and lacking. It destroys your ability
to have approval, control and security, which are all wonderful things
to have an abundance of. They are inherent in your natural state of
Beingness. What's off is the ego keeping you stuck in wanting it.
Unplugging "Hal"
The ego, in its confusion, is keeping you locked in a mental prison
every single day. The mental computer that was meant to serve you
has gone haywire with viruses.
It's not that the ego is "evil" or anything like that. It is simply
confused. It doesn't know better. It is virus-laden. It is like the
dangerous and out-of-control Halcyon 9000 computer ("Hal" for short)
in the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey," which goes about killing the
crew in order to keep itself alive. The computer thinks it is a living
being, when it is not. It is confused. The same thing with the ego. It
is a non-entity thinking it is an entity. Yet, when you actually look for
it, you can't find it. The ego is just a collection of programs that has no
real substance.
You are the original programmer, but you forgot you put the
programs in. You need to go in and start pulling the programs out.
In my experience, the mind will much more readily drop the
wanting approval, control and security if it can clearly get just how
stupid, counterproductive and dangerous it is to get stuck in

"wanting." But, it cannot discriminate on its own. It is virus-infected.


The anti-virus program that is needed is releasing which opens up
discrimination.
You can enlist the ego's help by reminding it just how dangerous
and lacking it is to "want" instead of "have." The subconscious does
not like lack or danger, but it doesn't discriminate either. The moment
we help the mind to discriminate, it understands and begins letting go
quite quickly.
"Every survival program is actually anti-survival.
Feed that into that computer of yours." - Lester
When your mind fully grasps the danger and stupidity of "wanting",
it will begin letting go of its attachment to wanting much more readily,
and allow you to slip more easily into the fulfillment of having.
It will exit "fight or flight" mode and enter "stay and play" mode.
When we release, we make the profound shift from operating from
the ancient survival-based reptilian part of our brain, into operating
from our frontal lobes, which are responsible for higher thought and
Self-actualization.
The hero is you
So, my dear friend, are you ready? Will you take this leap with me?
Will you be bold and claim what is yours NOW or will you continue
sheepishly hoping it will come to you someday, as you continue
releasing just a little bit here and there?
This unlimited Being within calls out for freedom. It is the Hero
within you. It beckons you.
Will you ignore its pleas? Will you ignore your greatness and
limitless nature and keep playing small? Or, will you symbolically "turn
your cap around" to signify your seriousness and begin moving
mountains?
You can do it. You were born to do it.

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