Good morning dear friends, I was reading Catherine Ponder's book, Open Your Mind To Receive, this morning and I read many stories of manifestations resulting from practicing Release. Just as my Affirmation in the Wealth, Abundance and Well Being Exercise states .. "I now release all resistance to the Divine flow of Wealth, Abundance and Well-Being." Here are a few Affirmation she recommends with great results: "Christ in me now frees me from all resentment or attachment toward or from people, places or things of the past or present. I manifest my true place with the true people and with the true prosperity now." "Christ in me now frees me from all resentment or attachment toward or from people, places or things of the past or present. I manifest perfect health now." "I let go of everything and everybody that is no longer a part of the Divine plan of life where all conditions are permanently perfect." I am going to be adding these Affirmations to my day. Apply them to something you want to manifest and let us know your results! Have a glorious day!

Hi Linda, These affirmations are so helpful. Thank you for doing this. Your Good Friend Deborah

Hi Linda Just a little information on a very interesting woman: Catherine Ponder is considered one of America's foremost inspirational authors. She has written more than a dozen books, which include such bestsellers as her Millionaires of the Bible series. She is a minister of the non- denominational Unity faith -- long known as the "pioneer of positive thinking" -- and has been described by some as "the Norman Vincent Peale among lady ministers." She has served in Unity Churches since 1956, and heads a global ministry in Palm Desert, California.

Hi Nick, Are you the bio expert?

Hi, Linda, Who dare presume to know the Divine plan of life? Who dare say who is or is not part of that plan? Where is it ever stated that the Divine plan is to have all conditions permanently perfect? This seems to be dangerous to me. It calls for judgements that we are in no position to make and draws conclusions that are based on desires for self agrandisement rather than the Christian spiritual self improvement.