Hello friends, Whenever you find yourself feeling discouraged or experiencing any other thoughts that do not FEEL good... I want to offer you something that may make you FEEL a bit better... for I believe that when we can find something that makes us FEEL better, we begin to attract to us better circumstances and more prosperity and well being. When you find yourself thinking about anything, including overdue bills or family issues, that do not feel pleasant, stop for just a moment - 68 seconds is enough - and thing of something that DOES make you feel better. Perhaps it is a pleasant memory of someone you love or it could be a goal you want to achieve. In any event, when you stop for 68 seconds and simply change your thought to something that FEELS better, you may notice a "shift" in your perception of your circumstances. I didn't make up the 68 seconds. I learned it from my teachers at http://www.Abraham-Hicks.com (where you can listen to a free recording or order a free CD or cassette tape if you are interested in learning more). One more thing. I also heard it said once that... "Worrying is like saying little prayers for things you don't want." Thanks for your participation here.

Hi Linda... Now if a person was to spend those 68 seconds thinking "Wouldn't it be nice if..." thoughts... what power might be in that concept. I am very much enjoying the way you think. : ) L

Hi Linda, This post could not have come at a better time for me. I will practice the 68 second pause, then maybe I'll feel better about doing tax today. :-) Keep 'em coming!

Hi Linda, YES, I always feel better when I spend 68 seconds (or more) thinking, "Wouldn't it be nice if..." And I also remember the song from the 60's or 70's that says... Wouldn't it be nice if we were older Wouldn't it be nice if we were free Wouldn't it be nice to be together... I'm not sure that is right and I don't remember the rest of it... but can you hear the tune in your head?

Hi Linda; Yes! I think it was the Beach Boys... I can hear it in my head. : ) L P.S. I'm very glad Cheri introduced us. I'll have to tell her thank you again.