Let Every Day Be Halloween

Higg(in)s: One of the most important things you can do to help others is to help yourself. Help others by being true to yourself. Yourself is successful. On your way to success be kind, maintain decency, perform your work with integrity. Until you fully enjoy the success you desire, pretend to have the success you desire. Dress as though you are successful. Speak positively about yourself and about others. Envision yourself living and working in the environment you prefer. Let every day be Halloween. Get dressed in your costume of success and spend every moment imagining yourself in the surroundings you enjoy, surrounded by people you enjoy, doing things you enjoy.

Your success is guaranteed. It is unlikely to happen overnight, but it is guaranteed. Celebrate every small success along the way. Doing so makes your journey more fun and soon you’ll be hurtling along the way you wish you always had.

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The Veil Between the Worlds

Cheryl: Why does it seem easier to connect with ghosts and other energies during this time of year?

Higgins: The Universe is much more complex than we can describe. There is a field of energy surrounding you. It is between you and the non-physical. We might describe it as a sort of TED Hose, keeping your realm separated from non-physical. It helps you hold onto your persistent view of a physical reality. From time to time some among you are able to ‘see’ the other side, and frequently when you do it appears that you are seeing through a veil.

During the autumn months, as the harvest season winds to a close, the leaves fall, the annual plants wither, decay begins. The Universe, as we often remind you, is fractal in nature. The veil emulates the plants, and the plants emulate the veil. The reason ghosts and other potentially scary energies come through more at this time of year is that this is the time of death and decay. Again, what you see in the spirit world is a fractal representation of your physical world.

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Appreciation of Self

Higg(in)s: How are you coming on this practice of appreciation of self? Thinking well of yourself is a way to open the flood gates, allowing the flow of positivity to reach you.

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How Can I Help to Resolve the Conflict Between Israel and Palestine?

Higg(in)s: If you want to help stabilize the situation in the Middle East, in Ukraine, or even your own home be a person who promotes positivity. Think positively. Speak positively. Commit positive actions. Promote well-being by bringing harmony with you wherever you go. This creates a powerful flow of positive energy. In the way a dust-devil can become a tornado under the right conditions, your powerful flow of energy can combine with the positive thoughts and actions of others and become an intensely powerful vortex of peace and harmony.

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How Ready Are You to Solve Conflict?

Higg(in)s: How are you coming on appreciation? An excellent and very effective technique for bringing peace into your life is to find something to appreciate about yourself every day. But don’t stop there. Find something to appreciate about someone you love every day. When you can do these two easily step it up by finding something to appreciate about someone whom you do not like. When you can begin to find things to genuinely appreciate about those who try you, you are on your way to truly solving the large-scale issues plaguing the globe.

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Fractals

A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Definition from the website fractalfoundation.org.

Higg(in)s: You may be sitting very comfortably in your home, far from harm. This is a reflection of your life thus lived in combination with the intentions set out by you prior to your birth. This does not mean that you have no part to play in the unfolding of the conflict in the Middle East. If you have ever flared in anger and not found the peaceful resolution, you have helped create this conflict. You can help to solve it. No matter where you are physically located, you are being called upon to find your center, your place of peace, and to live life with peace as the stable foundation for your words and actions.

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Conflict In the Middle East: How You Can Help

A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Reprinted from the website, fractalfoundation.org

Higg(in)s: The Universe is fractal. If you want to help resolve this escalating conflict in the Middle East start with yourself. Think peace. Be peace. At every opportunity search for, find, and apply the peaceful resolution. (There is one.) The peace that you emit will repeat in a never-ending pattern.

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More About Saying Yes

Cheryl: Will you say more about saying yes?

Higg(in)s: No doesn’t work. The Universe is exquisitely responsive, but it only responds in a forward direction. To have success find the truth in other’s words and actions. Truth is not a matter of right and wrong. Truth is the emotional content. Anger and fear are powerful motivators. Look to discover the driving force behind words and actions. Then look for the peaceful solution.

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Runaway Train

Higg(in)s: Do you suppose that anyone could stop a train? Imagine it: a train is barreling along and you place your palm on the engine and press. Does it stop? Of course not. Your interaction with the train lasted less than one second and likely you were killed in the attempt.

You all are experiencing a runaway train. No matter how forcefully you say it, you cannot stop this growing conflict in Israel by saying, “Stop!” You cannot throw enough money at it. Money won’t help. The Universe that provides all things does not respond to no. It only hears yes. You must find something to say yes to. Yes, to mutual respect. Yes, to friendships. Yes, to unlikely friendships. Yes, to cooperation. Yes, to inclusion. Yes, to allowing both sides to have their opinion and to recognizing that both sides are right. Yes, to peaceful resolution of disagreements.

Learn to say yes. Yes is the correct answer.

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Find Something to Appreciate About Yourself Today and Every Day

Higg(in)s: What are you noticing about this practice? Look for evidence that you have more positive interactions with others when you think well of yourself.

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