LOA Today - Living Our Abundance with the Law of Attraction - Your Daily Dose Of Happy
Summary: Lots of laughs. Lots of fun. Lots of secret insights and tips. Lots of daily Q&A. When was the last time you listened to a feel-good podcast or radio program, one that made you feel good from beginning to end? Probably never, if you're like most people. LOAToday talks about life. All of it, because the Law of Attraction and the Power of Positive Thinking touches every aspect of life. And we do it in a way that appeals to your feel-good side ... even if you didn't know that you had a feel-good side! Listening to loatoday.net is a new experience for most people, because they're not used to feeling better by listening to a talk radio network or a podcast that talks about life from a feel-good perspective. Join Alyx King, Anne-Marie Young, Cindie Chavez, Bridget D., Dan Mangena, Debbie G., Jacqui Gates, Louis de Souza, Monique Scott, Neo Positivity, and Walt Thiessen five days a week, along with special guests, call-in listeners and previous co-hosts as we laugh, have fun, cheer each other up, and leave all our listeners feeling good five days a week. And what a nice change THAT is compared to other programs! Plus, get some amazing ideas, advice, shared wins, and inspiration to help you get the many benefits that come from changing your mindset from not-feel-good to feel-good! Please note: we are followers of Abraham-Hicks and Neville Goddard among others. Want to subscribe? We're on all major podcast platforms. Find your favorite platform on our subscribe page: https://www.loatoday.net/subscribe
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When we look outside for energy, we are trying to draw it from others. But when we look inside for energy, others give it to us. And when we give it to others, it comes back to us.
We humans love focusing on what we don't want, on what we don't prefer. Today's show is dedicated to everyone who regularly focuses on what they don't want as they declare that the world is going to hell in a hand basket.
Cindie Chavez is on vacation this week, so Alyx King sat in her place to discuss with Walt the latest progress made with our audio play, The Grass Is Greener.
Bill was bullied when he was in school, and he blogged about it last week, inspiring today's topic.
People who try to become deliberate creators often complain that the Law of Attraction isn't working for them. Louis and Walt discuss different ways to understand how it does actually work and how to apply it deliberately in our own lives.
Alyx came up with the title of this episode, and it's appropriate because we raise so many different ways that people abstain from creating deliberately.
It seems contradictory, but in order to attract what we prefer to attract, we must let go of our desires about our preferences. That's theme Joel, Alyx, and Walt discuss in today's podcast.
This week we tackle one of the shortest books Neville Goddard ever wrote. It's the story of three waking dreams Neville had that summarize his own experience living his own teachings.
Today it's two topics for the price of one! Alyx wanted to talk about friendzones and curving. Bill wanted to talk about role playing games. It turns out that the two topics have a considerable amount of overlap!
We come to the end of Richard Bach's masterpiece today where we learn that there is really no such thing as death or endings and that we always remain connected to our spiritual family.
It starts today with a meme from Facebook about how we're now leaving behind a time of purging and struggle while entering a new cycle with new beginnings. Very encouraging stuff!
In another one of our wide-ranging shows, Alyx and Walt discuss a wide range of topics that tend to center around television programs and movies. Among other things, Alyx tells the world about The Talk that parents of color have with their kids to help keep them safe in the event of encounters with police officers who may or may not have racial issues.
We conclude the book this week with a chapter entitled, "The Greatest Prayer."
Bill shares some charts he created to help people to use SRT to focus on what they want beyond clearing what they don't want.
We haven't done this topic before. When should you apologize? Should you apologize to be nice even if you don't mean it? And what the heck is catfishing?
