Lesson of the Day for January 11, 2016

by

Robert Farmilo

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Okay, wow...would be appropriate...because this lesson asks you to think one word...and then let the other words that come to you...and attach themselves to the word "God."

This is a free-style lesson that puts one contentious word into your thought-stream, and gives you full permission to have the next few words associate themselves accordingly.

So...this one word, "God," acts like a magnet to attract the other words kicking around in your consciousness...in the zeitgeist...and here's the thing: I can't be there to manage this for you...you're going to have to do that yourself.

So...IF it gets all weird and dark for you, like, for example...you think the one word, "God," and your free-style deal shoots back, "Dog," well...just take it as it comes. Think the one starter word..."God"... and then let the words flow into you.

Take your time with this Lesson of the Day...it is...demanding. And you may get some strange words attracted to this one word, "God."

This is NOT an invitation to get all analytical...and set off on a journey of self-criticism or contemplation about what the bleep does that mean when I think the word "God" and this string of other words comes gallivanting into my consciousness.

The focus of this lesson is to think the one word, "God," throughout your day and into your evening...and then while you fall asleep. And let the other words that come along with that...be there...and let the chips fall where they may.

This is to be a few words. Not a long string of words...maybe three or four words.
And if you become aware that there are more words...simply pause, wait, and refresh the lesson...start over...and think the one word, "God."

And if there are no other words that combine and come into your consciousness...that's okay. No need to force it.

• Think the one word, "God"
• Some other words will pop into your mind
• Focus on the positive words
• Ignore the negative associations
• IF no other words come after you think the one word, "God," rinse and repeat
• This means think the one word, "God," again
• Go easy, go slowly
• Don't beat your mind into submission

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All the Best!
Robert Farmilo,
Translator, TGCP