Grudgingly Better Is Better

There are times when the “better-feeling thought” in my process feels “better” only in the sense that “being grumpy” feels better than “being angry.”

So even though I’m not angry anymore, I still don’t feel good (I’m grumpy).

At times like that, I’ll describe the way I feel as “grudgingly better.”

And then I remind myself that “grudgingly better” is better. It’s a different point of attraction.

There are days when that’s as good as it gets.

Not every process is going to feel high-flying. But we can almost always feel better, even if it’s grudgingly.

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All Abraham material is copyright J&E Hicks. This article represents Teresa Rogovsky's personal understanding of the teachings of Abraham.

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Video Producer, Alexandria, VA

Before, I would pull out a notebook and write down appreciations, do a focus wheel (with a circle in the middle and the 12 spokes), and play with the alphabet game. I usually worked with process when I was wanting to feel better about something. I kept telling myself that I’d write everyday

Nurse, Alexandria, VA

Really the only process I did prior to this was appreciations and occasionally “what if.”

I really enjoyed doing the processes [during this program]. I had read about the focus wheel, but had found it rather confusing. I liked the way Teresa presented it and found it to be really helpful in moving energy.

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