March/April 2013 - The Journey Magazine

Music as
Intention
by wah!
he art of thought technology and the practice
of creating your reality through intentions and
prayer is an exciting new world. We have Louise
Hay, Abraham-Hicks, Dr. Michael Beckwith,
TMarianne Williamson and many others to thank for this
brilliant technology.
You reap what you sow. As you think, so shall you
become. Americans are waking up to the realization of
their own inner power.
To see your prayers manifest is something quite
miraculous. To watch your day flow according to your
morning intentions is an aha moment – yes, your thoughts
really do attract other thoughts just like it.
More of the same, like attracts like, birds of a feather
flock together, and qualities of thought attract more
thoughts just like it. Things come in groups of threes,
some people say. That’s true, and they also come in
fours, fives and sixes. It’s an endless stream in a certain
direction, and you guide the direction it flows.
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If you are musically inclined like
I am, you may find certain songs
coming up on the radio or notice
a lyric or song while shopping in
a store. You may even find yourself
singing along to an imaginary
soundtrack in your head.
Ma r c h • Ap r i l 2013
A bad day gets worse because you continue affirming
I got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning. A
good day gets better because you feel I’m sitting on top
of the world. Do you know the song from Mary Poppins:
Just a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down…
in the most delightful way? Sing it out loud; I guarantee
a mood change.
Creating intention is a process of allowing yourself to
consciously dream. What would my ideal business client
look like? What would my perfect lover do?
My friends do vision boards on a regular basis, creating
physical manifestations of their dreams by making
collages of pictures and text cut from magazine clippings.
They really work.
Offering yourself encouragement and support with
affirmations like, It’s all unfolding perfectly and I’m finding
exactly what I need to take the next step on my path
is the icing on the cake – one part conscious dreaming,
two parts encouragement and enthusiasm.
When you start attracting thoughts that fit your highest
hopes and dreams, it feels good. You attract more and
more like-minded energy. If you are musically inclined
like I am, you may find certain songs coming up on the
radio or notice a lyric or song while shopping in a store.
You may even find yourself singing along to an imaginary
soundtrack in your head.
Your subconscious finds examples of what you are
thinking and believing to be true and reflects them back
to you.
Let it be. Let it be. Let it be, yeah, let it be. Speaking
words of wisdom, let it be…
Our songwriters sing about our experiences, bringing
us lyrics to describe this or that emotion or realization.
When the message comes in a song, it is more likely to be
repeated over and over in your head. A beautiful melody
allows a message to penetrate your consciousness and
repeat. When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother
Mary comes to me... Speaking words of wisdom, let it
be… The song gets “stuck” in your head and you repeat
the melody and lyrics, the message stays with you.
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