Stop Crying Or You’ll Get Something to Cry About

“Stop crying or I’ll give you something to cry about.”
That all-purpose phrase was pretty typical for a parent to say when I was a kid.

I was threatened with getting something to whine about, pout about and sulk about as well as something to cry about.

My parents were just trying to get me to pipe down.

They never really did anything, it was just something they said out of frustration.
The other day it occurred to me that, unlike my folks, Law of Attraction does follows through on that phrase.

As Abraham might say, humans are willing to pout, we just don’t want to get something to pout about.

But manifestation will follow our vibration. If we keep pouting, we will get something to pout about.
We can call that unfair. Or we can figure out how to stop pouting.

Processes are one of my favorite ways to stop crying, whining, pouting.

Wouldn’t my parents have been amazed if my childhood self had had a Processes Workbook to help me stop pouting?

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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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