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May The Force Be With You

Written by: Jeanna Gabellini

Article Overview: I was never a fan of the Star Wars movies. I couldn't really see what all the hype was about, so I never saw any of the movies until a couple of years ago. A friend told me I had to watch them, all of them. He said I would love them. He was right! It was actually the character of Yoda who I fell in love with and his lessons about the "Force."

May The Force Be With You

I was never a fan of the Star Wars movies. I couldn't really see what all the hype was about, so I never saw any of the movies until a couple of years ago. A friend told me I had to watch them, all of them. He said I would love them. He was right! It was actually the character of Yoda who I fell in love with and his lessons about the "Force."

The force reminds me of all that fascinates me constantly about the Laws of Attraction. Whether you know it or not, the Laws/Force are always working -- whether you are using them to your advantage or disadvantage. One of my business partners and I created a new teleclass -- calling it the AMP. It stands for Always Manifesting, Period! We are all manifesting something all the time. My purpose in every coaching, teaching, or writing interaction is to support people in manifesting what they want.
I have heard complaints, dozens of times over the years, from clients saying, "I've tried everything and the Laws aren't working for me. I have clarified what I want. I put a lot of attention on it, both in my mind and taking action toward it. I expected my intention/goal/dream two days ago and it didn't show up. What the heck did I do wrong?"

Yoda and Abraham are both wise and clever teachers. Yoda says, "The Force will be with you always," which means the force doesn't go away and hide from you. It is at your beck and call. Whether you can truly see it or not. When you are in the mode that I talked about above, asking where your desire is, your attention is most likely on the opposite of what you want. You are giving more airtime in your mind to the thing you don't want to happen. Or maybe you're focused on the problem, which gives you more of the problem. Or, you doubt that you will truly receive your desire. Abraham says, "Want it and don't resist it, and it is. Every single time without exception." (G-5/15/95)

So, what do you do when you are frustrated with the whole process of being a magnificent creator who thinks he/she is trying and getting nowhere, feeling stuck? I have said the following quote hundreds of times, even before I saw any of the Star Wars movies. Yoda says, "To do or do not, for there is no try." In other words, you can not try anything. You commit to something or not. You must be clear that the force is with you. The Universal Laws of Attraction are working. YOU are the one who can turn the tides for yourself. You must believe that they work for YOU. Give attention to the reality you would like. Refuse to look back at the problem after you have experienced and clarified it for what it was. YOU are deserving. YOU can manifest easily. YOU must relax and come back to your confident self.

Kick the habit of going to the "dark side." How do you know if you are in the light or dark? In the light you feel light, peace, confidence, support, love, joy, passion, inspiration and things move along nicely. The darks side is full of fear, heaviness, control, manipulation, tight, loneliness and things seem hard.

Whether you call it your magic wand or light saber, your power is in your hands. Peace is with you. Abundance is yours. You are extremely wise. Tap into YOU!

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