WhatGoesAroundComesAround_DavisRob

THE POWER OF COLLECTIVE MIND
This brings us to a point that challenges a lot of what’s been said before,
but requires clarification if one is to really get it! Because we must
realize that changing one’s embedded modes of belief and behavior is
far from easy. In fact, it is one of life’s toughest tests. It is a process at
which even the most successful and enlightened of individuals fail on a
regular basis. This is because there is no such thing in this lifetime as
finally arriving at perfection. Rather:
What separates successful people, defined as those who attract
prodigious quantities of health, joy, love and prosperity from the rest, is
not that they cease to fail, but when they do fail, they put forth the effort
and focus to get back on track more quickly.
They do so because at some point in their lives, they learned that their
conscious, on purpose ability to grasp control of their own causative
inputs was their greatest gift. They may have never thought about it or
articulated it in those terms, but on some level they knew it. Most
importantly, it is something that every person can know and get better at
applying in their day-to-day life.
The question is, why is this such a challenge? A friend who was
reviewing an early version of this material said, “Hey, this is all very
interesting and the stories are great, but at this point in life, how am I
supposed to figure out why I think, feel, believe and do what is either
good or not so good for my life? Don’t these things become so deeply
embedded that usually a person just reacts without thought? How am I
supposed to contend with these things?”
It is the $64 billion question. In fact, while my friend was saying a