Think Good and it will be Good
A compelling talk on the enormous power in positive thinking and its impact on ourselves and the environment around us.
This lecture was produced and recorded in The Menachem Institute, Chabad of the Valley, Tarzana, CA.
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Gali
Thornhill, ON
January 31, 2008
What is a soul's
What is the soul's "aspects" (you talked about) specifically and technically?
How can some aspects reincarnate and some not?
Can you please expand on the "morphic memory energy field” in detail as well please.
Thanks.
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THinking positive If we create everything good than what happens to the car that almost hit us. Are we in some state of denial? If we dont respond to not-good then are we accepting it, for instance insults, we dont respond so arent we just part of the problem even though we are in another space of good.And if we respnd to not good, it might upset us because how external can you get. It affects us to hear the negative or almost get hit by another car.
Also do you mean by getting out of the box
a positive awareness of change if so, does this breed discontent or growth.