Lottery and Abundance

Lottery and Abundance

Asker: You are always energetic high energy person because I would like to feel excited all the time. I bought a lottery, and even though before I bought a lottery I created a new belief equation that “I bought the lottery because I’m going to win.”

Bashar: But you have to also realize that you could just be excited about buying lottery tickets whether you win or not. The idea is to look at the concept holistically.

If you stay within the energy of knowing you are abundant and act on the thing that excites you the most at any given moment without expectation that it must come to pass in a certain way, then all the different ways that abundance can come to you will come.

But the actions that you take must be taken for their own sake—just because that action is exciting, not because of what you think it will result in. So definitely stay within the energy and excitement of abundance.

If suddenly the most exciting thing you can think of doing is actually buying a lottery ticket, then buy it. But as soon as you have bought it, forget about the connection to the idea of money. Just forget you have done it and go on to the next most exciting thing, because then you leave the door open for abundance to come to you in the easiest way possible.

You never know—buying the lottery ticket may not be the actual easiest way that abundance could come to you. But by buying the lottery ticket, if it is done from a state of excitement, then you are showing that you have faith in the idea of abundance. But you’re not putting out an expectation that it must absolutely come in that way, because maybe it will come in another way.

It is also important to remember that the definition of abundance is that which allows you to do what you need to do when you need to do it. Sometimes you may not need money to do a certain thing. Money is all well and good on your planet, but it’s not the only form of abundance.

If you stay in your abundant energy and stay excited about abundance, you may find that even while you might be excited about buying a lottery ticket, someone might just suddenly come along and give you something that you need, and then you don’t even need money.

So by all means, have the faith to take action on the things that excite you the most, but do not attach any expectation for how the abundance must come to you, because then you will be truly abundant. Just do the things that excite you because they excite you—there is no other reason to do them.

Asker: I started to feel somehow excited. I think I want to put it this way: I feel excited and I take an action on it, but I let go of the expectation on it.

Bashar: Yes, that is true abundance because now you’re free and not attached to anything. You’re not attached to having it have to happen in a certain way, which actually places a limitation on all the ways abundance might come to you. You see what I mean?

Asker: I feel so excited, almost, almost, almost.

Bashar: Well, if you feel abundant, if you want to feel abundant, you don’t want to feel limited, correct? I hope so. So then imagine this: let’s say you don’t know there is somebody who’s about to come along and give you something for free. If you’re over here insisting that you have to win money, then your focus is over here and you will never see that they’re over here going, “Hey, this is free, look over here.” So you may be looking at this door, but you have closed that door and your abundance can’t actually get to you.

But if you understand that you took action in this direction just because it was representative of excitement in general, and then stand back and remain open and look and see that there may be many doors through which the abundance will manifest, then you’ll be free to accept abundance from any direction instead of insisting that it must just come through this one doorway and shutting all the other doors.

Isn’t it more exciting and more free to feel that when you take action on your excitement, that abundance could come at you from any direction—even ones that would surprise you completely?

Asker: I’ll open all of my doors.

Bashar: Yes, open all the doors. I am not saying that you cannot win the lottery. However, I am saying that you actually have a better chance—better odds of winning the lottery—when you don’t insist that that is how your abundance is going to come to you. Because your life already works perfectly, and if you allow it to show you where your abundance can come from, it will bring you abundance in all possible form.

Now you have an abundance of understanding.

Doubt and Insecurity

Asker: I think to a certain level I’ve been achieving that I allow myself to do whatever I want to do, but when I think about myself, like “Is it okay that I’m doing this?” or “Is it okay to trust myself?” Some insecurity comes in.

Bashar: What is your insecurity? What are you worried will happen if you are living your excitement? Do you have a belief that you are being selfish?

Asker: My work is to have communication with people, and after I have that form of communication, I start to doubt—did I give the best thing? Did I give the useful thing to the person?

Bashar: All you have to do is ask yourself the following question after every such communication: “Did I do the best I could at the moment?”

If the answer is yes, forget about it and go on to something else. If the answer is no—I did not do the best I could have done—use it as a reflection and a lesson for how you can do your best the next time, then forget about it and go on to something else.

It’s as simple as that. Unless of course you would prefer it to be more complicated.

Asker: No, I don’t.

Bashar: I guarantee it is that simple if you’re willing to allow it to be that simple. Because you are basically a good person at heart. All you have to do is say, “Did I do my best? Yes, I did the best I could.” It doesn’t mean I won’t learn more, it doesn’t mean I won’t do it differently next time, but right now I did the best I could.

If at any given moment you are doing the best you can to be the best you that you can be, you have done your job. Relax, do something else.

Different Ways of Thinking

Asker: I have four children. I myself am interested in metaphysical way of life, and I apply to my children. But my children have their own friends and friends’ parents, and when I meet them, I feel that their way of thinking, their way of life is different from mine. I wonder how to cope with them.

Bashar: I will tell you exactly how to cope with them. Did you not say that you were interested in a metaphysical way of life? A metaphysical way of life means that you understand it is important to allow others to believe how they want to believe. A spiritual way of life is understanding that all ways of life are equal—they are just different, that’s all.

You must respect that they believe they are doing what works best for them, just as you want them to allow you to do what works best for you. So you can respect that what they are doing works beautifully for them, and you can appreciate the beauty of what works for them, even though you also understand that something different works for you.

Bashar: I will also bet that your four children give you lots of practice at communication.

Performance Anxiety and Self-Criticism

Mio: I am a musician. I’m involved with musical activities. I once in a while perform in front of people, and when I perform, even though I feel excited, I feel nervous too. And when I am nervous, I tend to make mistakes. So I don’t want to play that tape that I performed. Even though I try, I know that I paid my best efforts and performed, but as I grow older, the habit is hard to change. So I wonder how I can change this habit. I tend to criticize myself all the time.

Bashar: Habits are not hard to change—that’s a belief. Once you recognize you have a habit, you don’t have it anymore. If you keep on doing the same thing, it’s because you believe you must continue to do the same thing for some reason.

You say you are excited about playing your music, and that may be so. But obviously in energy, many times you have a greater fear that somehow you are going to be found lacking. And what that simply means is that you are judging yourself as somehow being lacking something. What do you believe you are missing? Are you judging yourself by comparing yourself to other people and thinking, “I’m not as good as them”—is that where it comes from? Or does it come from someplace else? In what way do you believe you are not?

Asker: I have a fear that people may call me a failure.

Bashar: What instrument do you play?

Asker: Piano.

Bashar: You know that the piano has many keys, yes? All right. Well, is there a piece that you play that uses every key on the piano?

Asker: I don’t think so.

Bashar: So no particular piece makes you need to use every single key. No composition needs to have every single key touched at some point in the composition, right? All right. Well, let us imagine you are going to do different compositions in one concert. Let us assume that over the course of this concert with these different pieces, you will play eventually every single one of the keys on the piano keyboard. Are you with me so far? Yes.

All right, now I am going to tell you you’re going to go out there and you’re going to perform this concert, and I’m going to tell you just before you go out on stage to begin your first piece that one of the keys on the piano doesn’t work. Would you want to use that piano, or would you rather have another piano that works?

Asker: The latter one.

Bashar: Oh, all right. Well, why? Why would you choose the latter piano instead of the piano with one key that makes no sound?

Asker: As my performance goes on, if I happen to need that key, I cannot perform the tune in a correct way.

Bashar: You would not be able to perform in the right way—the whole piece somehow would not be able to be complete because that one key is missing. Yes. Then why are you taking yourself off the keyboard of life?

You are saying that you believe you have no purpose in a sense—expressing the true self that you are. You do not believe that you really have something to give. You’re like that one key you think doesn’t work. But if you’re there, if you’re on the keyboard at all, it is important for you to realize there’s a reason why you’re there. You need that key to play the whole piece.

So when you judge yourself, it is like you are making yourself not belong on the keyboard, and you are saying then that the whole piece cannot be played. All the other people are deprived of your beautiful note because you are judging yourself as not belonging or not working on the keyboard.

Every note is unique. Your expression of music is a unique gift. If somehow you judge that you are not worthy to express your musical gift, then you are depriving others of that one beautiful note that would complete the whole piece. You have to trust that the way you choose to express yourself is perfect for what it needs to be, to allow the whole song to be complete.

Do you understand the analogy?

Asker: So what you mean is even though I make a mistake in my performance, I am giving something to other people?

Bashar: Yes. And the more you understand that you are really truly giving a great gift to other people, you will relax about the way you perform and you will make less mistakes. Do you understand that’s the point? But the relaxation comes from trusting that whatever it is you do give is perfect for what you’re giving, and that that is a gift to other people—to be able to hear the unique expression that you give.

Following Your Excitement Holistically

Many times when we speak to your human people about following their individual excitement, people ask us a question. They say, “Bashar, but if everyone is following their own individual excitement, then won’t that conflict with everyone else’s excitement? How can everyone do whatever they want all the time and allow everyone else to also do what they want all the time? Wouldn’t that create conflict?”

The simple answer is no. You must understand this concept of following your excitement holistically. If you are being your true self, then you will automatically fit with everyone else who is being their true self. The only time there is conflict—both on an individual and a large scale—is when individuals are resisting being their natural self.

If you come from the understanding that creation already works, that all the pieces in creation already fit together, then you will understand the nature of this harmony. Disharmony and friction only come from not being your true self—the self you were originally created to be—because then you are creating yourself to be a shape that doesn’t fit within the original picture of the full idea of creation.

But if you are your true natural self, you will automatically fit with all others being their true natural self in all possible ways. The harmony that is generated by everyone following their true excitement is profound. Without trying to figure it out, without planning ahead, everyone just winds up being exactly in the right place at the right time when they need to be, without having to think about it or force anything to happen artificially.

Everyone just finds themselves interacting with exactly the right person they need to interact with at every given moment, because the vibration of your true natural self automatically orchestrates itself with all other true vibrations, making everything dance together smoothly.

The Individuality Paradox

That is why harmony is actually a great paradox. Because while at first it would seem that the more of an individual you are, the more conflict that would create, just the opposite is actually true. The more of the true individual you are, the more harmonious you will become with all other true individuals.

The only time there is conflict with the idea of being an individual is when you individualize yourself in such a way that you separate yourself from the harmony of the whole picture—not understanding how you are connected to the whole. This creates isolated, separated, conflicting individuals.

Understanding how you are connected to the whole by acting in your joy and excitement and being your true self creates harmonious individuals.

The Geometry of Energy

Also please understand the following idea: Segregation and separation and disconnection in that sense creates more and more and more negative energy and more separation. Positive energy harmony creates more and more integration, and integration and harmony is geometrically expansive.

So as we have recently said, a few harmonious integrated people will completely balance the idea of many negative, segregated, disconnected people. The energy signature of 1,000 disconnected negative people can be completely balanced and offset by the energy signature of just 10 people acting in harmony.

The Critical Mass Numbers

That is why your planet is now accelerating in spiritual ways, because it doesn’t require that even half of the planet or even a corner of the planet be focused on spirituality for your planet to start moving faster toward the age of transformation. You have already long ago passed the critical mass number needed to help your planet continue to accelerate in a positive way until it reaches harmony.

Each and every one of you, each and every single individual willing to live in their true vibration, is like adding another 100 individuals to the acceleration of the world.

• By your year of 2013, every single individual that becomes aligned in their true vibration will be like adding a thousand individuals in positive energy to the world.
• By your year of 2020, every single individual willing to transform themselves in positive ways will be like adding 100,000 new positive individuals to the world.
• By your year of 2025, every single individual willing to become the vibration of their excitement will be like adding 1 million new positive individuals to the world’s energy.
• By your year of 2037, you will have billions of positive individuals working together individually and as one.

That unified energy is what will allow your planet to finally be able to join our association of many different worlds and work in harmony with all of us.

The Importance of Your Contribution

So each and every one of you willing to truly relax into your joy and your excitement and be your true self, you add that much more momentum to the world’s ability as a whole to become unified and at peace.

The more each and every one of you are willing to trust your imagination and create new ideas in the world—new ideas of information, new ideas of communication, new ideas of education, new ideas of business, new ideas of technology, new ideas of power generation, new ideas of social community, new ideas of spiritual expression, a new definition of life on Earth for all—the sooner you are each individually willing to take action in these exciting ways, the sooner life on Earth will become your dream.

This is why we extend to each and every one of you our deepest appreciation in co-creating these communications with us, because this adds energy to that positive momentum as well.

Questions

Timing and Excitement

Asker: I would like to ask how to make my dream come true.

Bashar: Did we not already discuss much of these techniques? Yes, that’s right. Well, all right. Is there some specific aspect of this you feel you need a little more clarity on?

Asker: By the way, I’m teaching English to children at my home, and today because I am a teacher of English, I expected to understand your English more. But to my standard, I got sort of disappointed that I didn’t get your English so much.

Bashar: I am not speaking English. I am not speaking at all. I am only sending thoughts that are being translated through the channel’s brain into the language the channel understands. However, because in the channel’s mind I am what you would call an alien or foreign in energy, then the translation into the channel’s language sometimes comes out with an unusual accent.

So we apologize if there are translation problems with the device. We trust that we will be able to assist you in understanding more clearly. So please let us know what you feel you are unclear about.

Asker: Let me put it aside—English problem put it aside. What I love is learning English, and it’s the most exciting thing to me. By the way, I’m mother and wife and I have roles at home, so it is hard for me to make my own time to study more. On the book of Bashar, I read the time between 2:00 early in the morning to 4:00 early in the morning is the most energetic time zone, so I decided I have to learn during these hours and then it’s going to be very efficient for me to learn and memorize things.

Bashar: As long as you do not tire yourself out by getting no sleep at all. That’s right. So you have to trust your timing more than the idea of having to arrange your time schedule.

You look at all the things that excite you the most in order of degree of excitement in any given day. Act on the things that excite you the most to whatever degree you can act on them. Take the first thing that excites you the most and do the most with it you are capable of doing within that day. When there is nothing more you can do about that exciting thing, then act on the next most exciting thing you have the ability to actually take some action on.

After you are done doing that, if there is nothing else you can do on that exciting thing, choose the next most exciting thing you are able to do something about. At the end of the day, if there is no more time for you to act on other things, then that’s all you needed to do that day.

Let the excitement show you the timing of how many of those things need to be done in any given day, and don’t force yourself to think you have to do more than you can fit in any particular time frame that is comfortable. Because again, you have to look at your excitement holistically as a whole picture. What point would there be in following your excitement if to do so would wear you out?

The idea is to trust the timing of the excitement in that what fits in one day is comfortable for you. You do not need to force anything else, because what point would there be in following your excitement if following your excitement exhausted you? Would there be any point to acting on your excitement if it wore you out, if it tired you out? There would be no point to it. Excitement doesn’t come that way. It doesn’t come with exhaustion—it comes with rejuvenation, exhilaration.

So rather than scheduling your time, trust the timing of exactly how many exciting things you can fit into any given time period. Does that make sense to you?

Asker: So what you are telling me is I’m not supposed to attach to that particular time zone like 2:00 to 4:00 in the morning?

Bashar: I am just saying that that is a very good time when, if you are able to be quiet, you can feel energized and be very creative. But I am saying don’t force yourself into that time zone. It should be a matter of easy timing, not “I must do this, then I must do this now.”

Many people on your planet force themselves into artificial schedules that have nothing to do with their natural rhythm. More people when they follow a natural rhythm might automatically find themselves more naturally sleeping during the afternoon and being awake early in the morning.

So what we are saying is that when you find your natural rhythm, then everything that really needs to get done in the course of a day will be done in the right timing and at the appropriate time to fit your natural rhythm. Does that make some sense to you?

Asker: I would like to ask one more. My understanding is if I am living my life with full excitement, I don’t need to sleep so long. Is that also true?

Bashar: That is also true. But again, it’s not something you’d have to force yourself to do—you’ll just naturally feel awake. You will just sleep when you’re tired and you’ll be awake when you’re not. That’s all there is to it.

Yes, more and more individuals as your species evolves—when they follow their highest joy—will generally find they don’t sleep as much as they used to. That is generally true. One of the reasons that many people on your planet now must sleep the amount of time that they do is because it is important for them to connect to their dream reality. But when you manifest your dream energy on Earth—when you are living your dream—then you will not need to sleep so much in order to connect to your dream energy because it will be all around you.

But while you are following your excitement, if suddenly you simply find that you are tired and it is natural for you to go to sleep, please don’t force yourself to stay awake or think that there’s something wrong with you. Everyone will be somewhat different for a while, and you must simply allow yourself to trust that your excitement will help you understand your natural rhythm and timing.

Relationship Conflict and Expectations

Asker: My question is about interpersonal relationship. By the way, there is a guy that I would like to be close to, but when we actually go out together we often have conflict. So I think my equation about this relationship is “When I go out or I am together with him, I cannot get along,” and I would like to change this equation, this belief. How can I rephrase it into a positive thought?

Bashar: All right, thank you. Do you have any particular expectations of what you need him to be?

Asker: That is a yes.

Bashar: What do you expect he needs to be? Are you saying you need him to change into something you would prefer him to be rather than allowing him to be who he is? Is that what you’re saying?

Asker: I hope so.

Bashar: Why do you hope this?

Asker: For example, I share something with him, expecting him to comfort me, but he instead of comforting me scolds me in a way.

Bashar: Yes, so why are you looking for that kind of comfort from him?

Asker: I should feel comfortable when he comforts me.

Bashar: Why do you need him to comfort you? That’s what I’m asking you. Why are you looking for someone else to comfort you? Are you unable to comfort yourself?

Asker: Now I know that I wanted somebody to comfort me.

Bashar: Why? Why do they need to comfort you? Why do you need to be comforted?

Asker: Maybe because I want to believe he’s special.

Bashar: No, you want to believe you’re special. You want him to prove to you that you’re special because you don’t believe you are.

Asker: That’s right, yes.

Bashar: That’s right. And so he will get angry with you because all you’re actually saying to him is “I am nothing, please tell me I am something, but I am nothing, but please tell me I am something.” So what you are saying is that you’re only in the relationship for the purpose of making yourself feel better. It’s not really about supporting each other.

Asker: That’s true. Now I see.

Bashar: Good, thank you for opening your eyes. Does that help you? Then now you can get in touch with that belief and use the techniques to change your belief and understand that relationships are for the purpose of allowing each other to become more of who you really are.

Because you see, here is the paradox—this is the energy and the communication that you have been creating up to this point. You’re actually asking him to reinforce your sense of unworthiness, because every time you ask him to make you feel better, you don’t have to change, you don’t have to make yourself feel better. You’re leaving it all up to him. And if he does it, that means he’s reinforcing that you don’t ever have to feel better about yourself because he’ll do it all for you.

A relationship is to help each other become more of who you are, not less of your natural self—which is what you’re asking him to do for you. Does this make sense to you now energetically?

Weight Loss

Asker: Suppose I would like to have a business success and I create an imagination of my business success in a form and I put it in my mind and feel excited and live my life fully with that excitement.

Bashar: Yes, without expectation. Now you understand without expectation. Do you see how this changes the way you’re asking your questions? You’re forgetting a part of the formula: act on your excitement with integrity and without expectation, so you do not close the doors through which the manifestation of your dream could come from another direction. It’s the same idea—getting clearer and clearer, isn’t it?

Asker: Yeah, I think I got his point. In his case I got confused again.

Bashar: That’s all right. Well, there is another desire—exciting idea to me—like I would like to lose my weight.

Bashar: All right, go right ahead. Lose your weight as you move forward in your energy and you use more of your energy to manifest the idea of your dreams. Then less and less energy sticks around you and builds up into matter. As you clear yourself of negative beliefs, then those negative beliefs no longer turn into the idea of spending time doing things that will add weight to your body, because you will need to in a sense act at a higher frequency and you will drop the weight and not do the things that add the weight.

The more you are truly aligned with your frequency of excitement, the more you will—shall we say—instinctively just do those things or eat those things or behave in a way that will be most aligned with your energy, and those things will not have a tendency to add weight to you.

Now we are not saying that you have to focus too hard on this idea. We don’t want you to judge yourself, nor do we want any of you to think that in order to follow your excitement you must be as skinny as a toothpick. After all, look at Buddha—total joy, but a little bit fat.

The thing really is just to relax into your natural self. There will be a range of weight that still represents following your joy. So do not judge yourself too harshly. You will lose what weight you need when you are more aligned with yourself.

Now I’m not saying that you need to do what I’m about to say, but it will give you another example of sometimes why some people may carry a little bit of extra weight. Some people have a little bit of a belief that when they follow their excitement and follow their joy, their vibration is going to rise so high that they’ll just fly right up off the planet. And so they believe they need to put on a little weight to keep themselves on the ground. They use it as a balancing mechanism sometimes.

Now yes, while of course the belief that they need to put on a little weight to keep themselves grounded is a belief, it’s not really in that sense a very harmful one as long as the weight is not extreme. You understand what we are saying?

Asker: Okay, thank you. Actually, in my daily life, even though I’m not on a particular diet, I lost 3 kilograms—it’s about 6 pounds—naturally.

Career Change and the Believability Tool

Asker: I have a current job, but I feel more excited with another possibility of another job. What would that be? Professional pilot.

Bashar: Are you going to take flying lessons then?

Asker: In order to have a small-sized airplane operation license, I have to fly 30 hours. So you are saying that you are taking lessons—is that what you are saying? Yes, I am in the training already. My desire is to quit my current job completely and put myself into that new possibility of job completely.

Bashar: You must be very clear about your belief system—believing that if you totally quit the other job, you must believe that your belief system can bring something to support you. If you don’t, it would be wiser to hold on to the other job a little longer until you are clear that your belief system will support you if you change.

It is all right to expand your dream of excitement in a step-by-step fashion. You don’t necessarily have to do it all at once, unless you really believe that that’s what gives you your greatest joy and you really believe that your excitement will support you completely. Whichever way you choose to do it is all right because it’s your life—it’s your choice.

Asker: When I observe my circumstances, somehow I cannot quit my current job right now. That may mean that my belief system hasn’t switched completely to that.

Bashar: You can spend some time working with your belief system to see if you can get it to accelerate.

The Believability Threshold Tool

We created a tool some time ago called the “Threshold of Believability” or “Doorway.” It is a way to measure where your belief happens to be on a scale in a sense of 1 to 10. Because you are your own best sensitive measuring device, and you can tell very quickly by using this tool exactly how long it will take for you to transform your belief.

This is a very, very powerful tool, so all of you pay attention because you can all use this in different areas of your life.

How the Tool Works:

I’m going to ask you a series of questions. If you were doing this on your own, you would ask yourself the question, or you could even get someone else to ask the questions of you. When I ask you this question, I want you to answer as quickly as you can—yes or no—but answer as quickly as you can after I ask the question.

All right, now here you are. Here’s the present situation: You have a job that you’re doing that isn’t necessarily representative of your highest excitement, and you have something else that you’re doing that does represent a higher excitement. Yes. And you are wondering when you will be able—when you will have a strong enough belief to be able to just be supported by the other idea and quit your job. That’s the basic question you are asking.

So the question really is: “How long will it be before I believe I will be just totally living my dream and not doing anything that doesn’t excite me?” That’s really the basic question.

So you start using the believability tool by starting way out in the future—way farther than you know for sure, far enough ahead so that you know for sure that by then you would be only living your dream and you cannot imagine doing anything else.

So in other words, the question that you would start asking yourself is: “Do I believe without a hesitation, without a doubt, that in 10 years that will be more than enough time for me to change my belief so that I’ll only be doing what excites me the most? Is 10 years enough time for you to change that belief?”

Asker: That’s more than enough.

Bashar: Yes. More than enough. All right. See, no hesitation at all. You believe that 10 years is more than enough time to change the belief system within you right now. Yes. All right, very good.

Now you start lowering the amount. “Is 5 years more than enough time for you to change this belief system?”

Asker: Maybe a little difficult.

Bashar: All right, now there you go. You see. Now you said 10 years—no problem. 9 years—no problem, perhaps. All right, you’re already hesitating. You see.

When you find your first hesitation—when you go down in increments and wherever you first hesitate—that’s how long it’s going to take with your present belief system.

Now you can say, “Well, if I would like it to take less time, what belief—using the techniques we did before—what belief would I have to change to make it easy for me to believe that I can do it in less time?”

So when you find out what that belief is and you change the belief using the technique we talked about before, then you can take the test again. Starting again from where you originally started—where it was no problem at all to believe that you could change. So you say 10 years—no problem. 9 years—no problem with my new belief system. Now I know 9 years is more than enough time. 8 years—no problem. 7 years—no problem. 6 years—maybe.

As soon as you find yourself hesitating again, find out what belief you have within yourself that would make it take that long. Do this over and over and over again until you lower and lessen and lessen the amount of time it will take.

As soon as you get the time frame down to where it no longer changes no matter what you do with your belief system, then that is the natural amount of time it needs to take for your life path. Do you see how to use this powerful tool?

Asker: Yes, I see it. When I’m using that tool and trying to change my belief, is it not trying to change my belief—changing my belief—may I use my preferred phrase to replace that old belief?

Bashar: Yes, it is the technique we talked about before. Create a new definition to replace the old definition—one that you believe is more in harmony with your excitement and your true self. And if you understand and really believe what we said before, how the new belief will replace the old belief, then it will be in place and it will make a difference.

If any of you have difficulty believing that the new belief you’ve created will replace the old belief, then there again is yet another belief you need to look at. And as soon as you find out what belief you have that makes it seem difficult to replace old beliefs with new, then you will change that, and you will be able to start doing this whole set of tools.

And please, please, please remember: All of these beliefs and techniques and tools work best when you start with the primary fundamental understanding that you are unconditionally loved and you accept that.

Bashar: So do this and fly high in your aeroplane. Maybe one day while you’re flying along, maybe you will be joined by a UFO.