The Practice
Every Good Boy Does Fine
If you had to take music lessons as a kid,
you are all too familiar with
the dreaded scales.
The repetition was brutally boring.
I, on the other hand only wanted
to learn how to play Crocodile Rock
so I skipped the lessons, skipped the scales
and taught myself how to read notes.
Consequently, I became a so so piano
player with just enough knowledge
to be karaoke bar scary.
My point?
There would be no classical
masters without the incessant practicing.
And so it goes with any lesson.
Whether you are dabbling in the law
of attraction or came here from
The Practice of Recovery
my message for both is clear:
practice
practice
practice
We are an instant gratification,
disposable addicted society.
We want everything and we
wanted it yesterday.
And if we can't have it now,
then we deem it as unnecessary folly.
We fall in love with get rich quick
schemes even those involving the
law of attraction.
A wriggle of a
nose will not produce a mansion and
more importantly it will not supply joy.
And for those of us who get that, we
know that joy is the ultimate brass ring.
The Practice sites are a venture in
reminding you of your true Nature,
in God and in recovery.
Just like the classical masters, a new
mind set isn't cemented from the word go.
practice
practice
practice
And it is in that reacquanting process
that one learns the scales of bliss thus
gaining the ability to wrest peace
from our self made chaos.
There is no greater gift.
Embrace it.
Every Good Boy Does Fine.
My intention is to help people
stop living in fear and to see how
the law of attraction and accountability
can assist them in achieving their utmost potential.
All donations are greatly appreciated.
Email: sue@thepracticeofattraction.com
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