Posted January 6, 2010 by mespace
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Posted January 6, 2010 by mespace
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Celebrities on Twitter – The Worst Quotes & The Worst Advice

Posted January 3, 2010 by mespace
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As celebrities sit way up high on their perches Twittering away, they want to send helpful messages out to the struggling masses below. They have discovered the secrets of life, and just want to help the less fortunate. That would be you.

Your mission? Seek out strange new celebrity quotes. Luckily, there appears to be a plethora of bad advice, tips on a better life, nuggets on how to find success, and just plain crazy statements.

I’ll get the list started with a few. Check back often because it will be updated daily. If you have a great “terrible” celebrity quote, let me know on Twitter (username: rawveggies) or leave in the comment section below.

@DeepakChopra (The insanely crazy Deepak quotes were sent courtesy of @LynnNChicago. Deepak has me on block. Typos and irrational thought process courtesy of Deepak.)

“Infinite flexibility is the secret of immortality”

“Death is the ticket to life, not dying cells are cancer cells”

“The only cells that don’t die are cancer cells. It is throgh death that we renew ourselves”

“There is no quest. Consciousness being non local is immortal”

“If you say “I am a liar ” then you are telling the truth when you”re lying and lying when you”re telling the truth”

“The subject-object split, which is the basis of current science is artificial. Nature is one process.”

“Elementary particles, the building blocks of the universe are possibility waves in consciousness until the moment of observation”

“OUCH !:) RT @Symbolman: While i appreciate @DeepakChopra I still have this irrational need to kick him square in the balls.”

“Certainty is a cruel uncreative mind set and kills what is possible”"

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1capplegate

“Power has been out for a few hours now. Realizing that without tv I am lost. And its too dark to read. Now what?”

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@IvankaTrump

“Accidentally just took a prenatal yoga class…esp weird because no one looked pregnant.”

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SherriEShepherd
“2:41 a.m. Did I say “goodnight Tweeps”… going to go cuddle with my little one… that little boy scent is like aromatherapy :O) “

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MARLONLWAYANS

“Vote 4 me 4 a shorty award & I’ll go down on every chick that voted fish or foul”

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SarahKSilverman
“I’m hungry. Like, I’m getting super peckish. But it humbles me because I realize like, this is what life’s like in Darfur all the time.”

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daniellestaub (The Real Housewives of New Jersey)
“keep close what feels good keep distance from all else! know how to love yourself first before you can truly love another!”

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JessicaSimpson
“Now it is a double rainbow!! That means more prayers and blessings for all of us! Thinking about each and everyone of you. GOD BLESS”

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Johncmayer
“By not micro-trading in my emotional stock value every second of the day, I may just end up seeing the bigger, beautiful picture.”

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McCainBlogette (John McCain’s daughter)
“I love that you were dreaming about me @_Sofonias_ nothing I love hearing more than a gay republican having dreams about me! :-) xoxox “

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officialTila (Tila Tequila)
“I can take a piss, I can cry, I can smile, I can climb a tree, I can eat a cookie, I can have milk in my cereal & enjoy it. So fuck off!”

“I send God the “noises” that you send to me. God hears them, and feels a lot within your noise that is filled with black holes.”

“Say goodbye to “TILA TEQUILA” as she is no longer needed & I have revealed my true identity. Real work needs to be done now. I must go.”

“I accidently burned my face cuz the lighter aint working so I refilled it with gas, and looked into it 2 see if it worked then a HUGE FLAME!”

“CALL THE POLICE! TILA HAS FINALLY LOGGED OFF TWITTER TO TAKE A PISS AND SHE WIPES FROM FRONT TO BACK! UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR! CALL POLICE!!! LOL”

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Alyssa_Milano
“You never regret the bad things you don’t do… but… you can regret not doing the good things you might have done.”

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KimKardashian
“I’m gonna be on Jay Leno tonight! I’m sooo excited!”

A new poll for “Housewive” fans!

Posted January 2, 2010 by mespace
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The Secret Twitter Black Book – The Best and Worst of Twitter Celebrities

Posted January 2, 2010 by mespace
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I love celebrities and in particular, I love chatting with them. Twitter is a great way to meet and interact with real live celebrities. Here is my secret list of “where all the action is” for celebrities on Twitter. If you have celebrities to add to the list, chat me on Twitter (username: rawveggies) Let me know your experience.

The Best of Twitter

LoniLove – She loves Twitter, she’s having fun and she loves talking to the fans. She DESERVES to be an A Lister, so she gets my gold medal award. A+++

ChadRogersTV – There’s a pretty good chance if you chat something to Chad, he’ll chat you back. This guy loves being a celebrity and has a lot of energy for his fans.  A+

TabathaCoffey – This is definitely a case of TV personality not matching up to the real world personality. She’s friendly and loves to interact with her fans. Practically everything I chat to Tabatha, she chats back. LOVE THIS WOMAN! A+++

KandiConnection – She won’t answer every Twitter, but you know she’s paying attention. A

tonyrobbins – He responds to most of my Twits. He normally replies via DM. Very nice guy. I probably wouldn’t have a successful business today without his brilliant ideas.

theboygeorge – He does chat every now and again with his fans.  B

KimZolciak – Cast member of the Atlanta Housewives. She’s busy and doesn’t answer every Twit, but once she starts talking to you, she’s like an old friend.  B

kirstiealley – Kirstie can ramble on at times. And she’s not known for having perfect spelling or grammar – and she doesn’t care. She will chat back at you every now and again.  B

carrieanninaba – She talks to the fans every now and again. B

IamSheree – She’s down to Earth, and when she has a chance, will chat back at you on Twitter. She’s the fashion designer on the Housewives of Atlanta who is frequently munching on guacamole. A

Gretchentv – She’s the blond bombshell on the Housewives of Orange County. She’s busy, but will chat with fans occasionally.  B

kikilet – Kelly on the Housewives of NYC. She will respond to your Twits. She’s not as bad as she seems on the show, in person. B

kimvohair – Celebrity hair stylist. He replies to all of my Twitter messages, via DM. Very friendly and a good sense of humor. A

The Worst & the Most Annoying

DENISE_RICHARDS – Denise is one of those celebrity name droppers.  She appears to use Twitter to demonstrate how big of a star she is, because she must be huge if she’s only talking to other stars. No, it just makes you seem insecure.

Sample Denise Richards Twit, Jan. 1, 2010:
DENISE_RICHARDS – RT @Ali_Sweeney: @GiulianaRancic @candacecburke@JewelJK @LisaRinna @BrookeBurke @NancyODell Happy New Year! Here’s to an awesome ’10. XO

See what I mean?

Unfortunately I have to add @McCainBLogette (Meghan McCain) to my list of name droppers. I’m disappointed in this one. She’s that rare Republican that has great things to say about gay people. But as Chad Rogers would say, “Talk is cheap.” She’s a name dropper. I’ve probably sent her 20 messages, to which she’s responded ZERO. However, if one celebrity makes a stupid comment, she’s more than happy to chat back. Meghan is what we call a Fair Weather Friend. She has the time, but only if it benefits her agenda. I’ve said nothing but good things about her, and that has come to an abrupt end.

McCainBlogette: @KChenoweth Omg, thank you so much Kristin!!! you look fab always!!! xoxo

Suck up.

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PerezHilton – Perez has chatted back at me a few times. He answers emails on occasion. He’s also a huge name dropper, circa Denise Richards. That’s why he’s in the “Worst Of” list. There’s a small clique of “gay icons” who name drop back and forth, and he’s right there in the middle. (Chi Chi La Rue, Boy George, Perez, Ross the Intern, etc.) But. I give him some credit. He gets a TON of messages. There’s no way he can answer them all. And he’s answered at least half of my comments. I may someday move him to the A list.

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HelloRoss – Ross the Intern from the Jay Leno Show. He’s a big name dropper, and will occasionally respond to a fan if the fan is freaking out by saying something like “I’M GOING TO STOP FOLLOWING YOUR ASS. YOU IGNORE EVERYONE!” If you’re an F list celebrity, fans are important. Throw them a bone every now and again, Ross.

RevRunWisdom – My big problem with him, is the fact he seems to think HE is God. He doesn’t follow anyone. He doesn’t interact. Twitter should be an interactive experience, not a one-way street. A slice of humble pie perhaps?

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DeepakChopra – I noticed a tendency for Deepak to ramble on and on with nonsensical statements. So I brought this to his attention. He DM’ed me that I’m an angry person and blocked me. Turns out, I’m not the first. Deepak blocks everyone who doesn’t agree with him. He used to be a favorite celebrity, not anymore. Another thing that bugs me? Celebrities who have best-selling books, who can’t type a Twitter sentence free of typos and grammar mistakes. This makes me wonder how much he actually writes, and how much is a ghost writer.

deshawnsnow – Former cast member of the Housewives of Atlanta. She tends to use Twitter to push her religious views. Because we can’t make up our own minds, we need her help. Jesus. God. Jesus H. Christ.

SherriEShepherd – Entertaining? Hit and miss. She tends to cross that line between letting people know she did something well, and just plain bragging. I got the feeling when The View won the Emmy, Sherri was the one who actually won it, judging from the number of times she mentioned it. She once yelled at me because I thought she could afford a vacation to Hawaii. (“You shouldn’t pretend to know how much money I make.”) I may change my mind on Sherri, but for now, she’s staying here.

STARJONESEsq – I once pranked her by congratulating her on her View Emmy win. She has no sense of humor. She blocked me.

RobKardashian – Riding on the coattails of the success of his sisters, he recently decided to select 3 of his followers, to follow. Then he picked out the three hottest girls Twitting at him. The Twitter pick-up bar.

The Comprehensive Twitter List of all the Housewives of Atlanta, New York City, New Jersey and Orange County

Posted December 29, 2009 by mespace
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If you know of any errors or possible additions, please Twit that information to me (username: rawveggies). I’ve enjoyed talking to many of you on Twitter. You’re my guiltiest pleasure! Every last one of you.

NJ Housewives

dinamanzo (Dina Manzo)

CarolineManzo (Bring it on. Bring it on.)

Teresa_Giudice (Table tosser)

chris_manzo

Jac07417 (Jacqueline Laurita)

daniellestaub (You either love me or you love to hate me, there is no in between.)

Atlanta Housewives

IamSheree (Sheree Whitfield)

LisaWuHartwell (Lisa Wu Hartwell – If I can’t make money doing it, I don’t do it.)

KandiConnection (Kandi Burruss – Fly Above)

Kimzolciak (Don’t be Tardy for the Party)

NeNeLeakes (I don’t keep up with the Joneses, I AM the Joneses.)

Derekjhair (Stylist)

dwighteubanks (Sheree has no idea what she’s getting herself into.)

briellezolciak (Kim’s daughter)

dblanks (Derek Blanks celebrity photographer)

deshawnsnow (DeShawn Snow from season 1)

Housewives of NYC
Jillzarin (Jill Zarin)

Bethenny (Bethenny Frankel)

ramonasinger (I don’t have crazy eyes!)

kikilet (Kelly – I’m here, and you’re down here.)

mccordalex (Alex McCord)

SimonvanKempen (Alex’s husband)

CountessLuAnn (LuAnn de Lesseps)

Housewives of Orange County

vgunvalson (Vicki Gunvalson – My love tank is empty.)

TamraBarney (Housewives come younger, but they don’t come hotter)

RyanVieth (Tamra’s adult son)

SBARNEY855 (Tamra’s husband Simon – I want him to apologize to everyone on Facebook.)

Gretchentv (Gretchen Rossi)

SladeSmiley (Formerly linked to Jo. Now linked to Gretchen.)

jeanakeough (Jeana Keough, real estate agent)

ShaneKeough (Jeana’s oldest baseball playing son.)

AlexisBellino (My husband doesn’t have to come home to a frumpy wife.)

jodelarosamusic (Jo, previous cast member)

QuinnFry (Season 3 cast member)

Related Twitter

BravoAndy (Host Andy Cohen)

HouseboysOfWehoA

Avatar – THE Review

Posted December 19, 2009 by mespace
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No spoilers here, don’t worry. Just an overview of the movie experience. And I’m not going to give you a rundown of the plot, which is in every other review on the planet. I’m not used to writing at 3 a.m., so ignore any typos! :)

When you walk out of the theater, the first thing you’ll notice, is this world is pretty flat/dull/boring compared to THAT world. I couldn’t help but think James Cameron is playing God, and he invented a better universe. God can’t be happy right now.

Before I saw the actual movie, I wasn’t impressed with the previews. The “natives” just looked weird. And so much energy had been expended on the blue smurf natives that I was afraid James Cameron had shot himself in the foot. I thought for sure the natives would turn this movie into an Ishtar bomb. I decided that even though the previews weren’t impressive, I wanted to get out and see what $300 million and several years of work produced.

I also thought this movie was in development for so long, I was afraid it would end up being outdated and lose its futuristic edge. Not the case. The computers in the movie are basically a preview of how Macs and PCs will evolve over the next 10 years. Transparent, touchable, 3 times as wide and 1/8″ thick. Take note Apple.

I had expected the plot to be laughable. After all, Sci-Fi movies tend to focus on the visual. And in order to have a visual spectacle, you often need to twist the plot into a pretzel. The plot turned out to be, dare I say, pretty good! I expected to be irritated by the “green agenda” I’d heard from other reviews. Not the case. What you get is a remarkably sensitive portrayal of a beautiful ecosphere. The delicateness of a floating organism I’ve never seen, let alone dreamed, managed to get me choked up. How can this be topped I thought more than once.

This movie has heart. And if you think it won’t grab on to you, it will. The previews have left most women totally disinterested. After seeing it, I blame this on the marketing. It almost appears to be a female repellent. There were only maybe two women in the entire audience. It appears to be drawing almost exclusively younger men, and the women they drag along. I expect this movie to do better once women realize it has a soul.

I’m almost furious with the marketing of this movie. What you think you’ll get and what it delivers are completely different experiences. I think part of the impact is because of the flawless 3D. A blue avatar in a youtube video taken out of the context of the bright color throughout the film leads you to expect a smurf. A few days ago I thought, “If James Cameron had only made these avatars gray instead of blue, it would have had a bigger opening.” That was a miscalculation. In the context of everything else, it perfectly melds in this movie.

Other reviews said the music was a distraction. I thought a few times I was listening to a hint of Titanic, but I didn’t think once the music was a distraction. It fully supported the movie without being overwhelming.

The long running time isn’t a problem at all. There wasn’t a moment in this movie I lost interest. Literally, every minute from start to finish, I was completely, 100% captivated.

I did have one minute when I thought “Oh. This isn’t going to be that great.” The first minute of the movie. The camera pans over some scenery and I thought “Is this what I’m supposed to love?” It was a short-lived minute. You quickly start to feel like you’ve left not only planet Earth, but you’ve entered a parallel universe. Keep in mind, this was on a standard theater screen. Not even IMAX.

Complexity without feeling busy. You could look around in a scene and see several things happening at once. This is what $300 million will get you. You don’t just see something explode. You see six other things happening. Only a true crazy/insane/obsessive compulsive film director could  bring this to reality.

The ending of this movie looked more like the beginning of the next movie. It seemed like a one-shot movie, but would it be possible Mr. Cameron wanted to give himself the option of Part 2 should he so desire?

I hope this movie starts to pick up more steam. It’s not like anything you’ve ever seen. How do you one-up this epic? I paid $10 for my ticket but would have paid a lot more. I confidently recommend this to everyone. It has to be seen in 3D at a movie theater.

Grey Gardens – The 1970s documentary

Posted November 28, 2009 by mespace
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I rented this movie because it kept popping up on my Netflix account. It seemed like the kind of movie I didn’t really want to watch, but if I did, I might be glad I watched it. I watched the entire movie without any background information as to why these two women were living in a run-down house. I assumed it must be because the mother, Big Edie, was some sort of miser. You can learn more about this movie here.

The baffling part of this story is why did Big Edie keep this house after the divorce from her husband? Had she sold it after her divorce, she probably could have gotten a smaller house and had enough money left over to live a decent lifestyle.

Another interesting impression about this movie. I didn’t check the year it was filmed. I assumed it was probably about 2-3 years old. You are so engulfed in the time capsule of their lives that you literally can’t tell when it was filmed. Everything in the house appears to have been the finest of quality, but purchased in the early to mid 1900s. Then aged to the point of becoming urban decay. I kept thinking the movie reminded me of my own grandparent’s houses, back as a child in the 1970s. I didn’t realize it would have been filmed during the same time period. The fact that a movie over 30 years old reads as a recent movie was somewhat jarring to me.

The intriguing part of the movie is that the mother in the movie would be, according to my guesstimate, Jackie-O’s father’s sister. Her aunt. What you have is Jackie-O, the height of society, versus her aunt, living in a state of poverty in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the nation.

The mother is a sort of Miss Havisham character. Frozen in time, while decay and an overgrown yard take over. It seemed that they ate diets of ice cream and cake for every meal. The daughter appeared to be trapped somewhere in between sanity and schizophrenia. She’s not crazy enough to be committed, but she’s not sane enough to fit in anywhere else. She clearly reads as mentally “off” to the viewers.

I’ve never seen a documentary quite like this before. There was no real message or story to play out. It is merely a couple “days in the life” of these two women.

Esther Hicks, Scam Artist?

Posted November 22, 2009 by mespace
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I’m in business, so I’m frequently reading everything on the topic of success. If there’s a formula, I want to know all about it. In the process, I came across an older book by Napoleon Hill called “Think and Grow Rich.” Interesting analysis of people who figured out the formula to success in business.

From there, I stumbled across a successful businessman who used Hill’s ideas to build his own business. His name is Jerry Hicks. If someone makes it big in business, they’re a walking testimonial for success. I kept digging and discovered he taught the principles of Think and Grow Rich, but he noticed some students made it, and some didn’t. And he didn’t know why. By accident, he found a book by Jane Roberts called “Seth Speaks: The Eternal Validity of the Soul.” This filled in the blanks for him as to why some people failed in their quest for success. Jane Roberts wrote several books that were supposedly written by channeling a spirit named Seth through her body.

People come to astounding conclusions in the strangest ways. I didn’t particularly believe Jane Roberts was talking to a person in another parallel universe. To me, channeling is like visualizing yourself as someone else. Once you completely submerge yourself into what it feels like to be another person, you actually can understand how they think. Believe it or not, I’ve used this technique myself. You observe people who are the best at something, put yourself in their shoes, and see how they got there. How they view the world and come to conclusions. None of this is far-fetched to me.

Because Napoleon Hill had done exhaustive research with many successful people, and Jerry Hicks used this information to become successful himself, I wanted to hear what he had to say.

To immerse myself in this process of success, I bought the same two books mentioned by Jerry Hicks. Think and Grow Rich, and the Seth Speaks book. I essentially went back and forth between the two books, reading them at the same time.

As I was digging around looking for information on Jerry Hicks, I soon realized the real focus was now on his wife Esther Hicks. Continuing to dig around, I found out she was the original featured guest on Oprah’s “The Secret” dvd. After a bunch of Secret dvd’s had been produced, something went wrong in the negotiation cycle, and Esther pulled out. They redid The Secret without Esther, and this new version was featured on Oprah. Esther had received half a million dollars for her cameo on The Secret. I later hunted down a copy of this original Secret on Amazon.com and purchased it.

I watched The Secret (second version, without Esther) a year ago during its big hype. At the time, I thought it was a total crock. I gave it 3 stars on Netflix.

Well, Esther decides to start channeling just like Jane Roberts did in her Seth book. She latches on to THE Abraham. Again, like Jane, I was skeptical. But Esther makes some amazing, highly perceptive revelations that drew me in. I got ahold of everything I could with Esther in it. I rented at least 5 of her dvd’s on Netflix, and some of these are 4-hour dvd sets. Everything I had ever thought about, well, everything, was turned upside down. Suddenly everything made sense for once.

Presentation after presentation, Esther is “on.” She appears to go somewhere out of her body, and where she goes, it allows her to answer ANY question thrown at her. This gal has figured it all out.

Then the other day, I was watching another dvd presentation. Esther is really good at the whole Abraham thing, never missing a beat. Pronouns are always correct. It’s as if a man has taken over her body and is answering questions. I never expected Esther to have to “become” Abraham and use channeling to deliver answers. If Esther knows it all, and it appears she does, she could just be Esther and answer questions. Equally valid as far as I’m concerned. Actually, more valid. The whole mumbo-jumbo element is removed.

One thing I had been on the watch for are screwups. If Esther really is becoming another person, she should theoretically never say something Esther would say. Because Abraham is in another reality. And he’s a man.

So as I’m watching her, she starts describing how you can’t swim upstream in life. You can’t push against your destiny, it’s not admirable to simply work hard in life. The act of being a “hard worker” isn’t part of the mix. Because if you’re doing what you feel you’re here for, success will happen effortlessly. You have to be expanding your own universe, going with the flow of everything that makes you happy. You aren’t on this Earth for the purpose of struggling and fighting.

Now let me throw in something else before I go any further. A week or two ago, I watched another Esther Hicks seminar on dvd. She spent a good 20-30 minutes describing a day in which she went to visit her mother. In a nutshell, her mother is a bit of a pain to say the least. And her mother thinks this whole new age mumbo-jumbo is a bunch of mumbo-jumbo. It was crystal clear from that discussion that Esther has BIG issues with her mother. They can probably sit in a room and get along. Sort of. But it can be a bit of a struggle at times.

Fast forward a week. I’m watching a new Esther Hicks seminar on DVD. You shouldn’t swim upstream. Life should never be a struggle. But she says she knows some people who do seem to value the act of working hard and struggling, for the sake of struggling. Then comes the “oops” moment. She says “My mother is one of them.” EEK. Train hits brick wall.

Have you seen the movie “Somewhere in Time” starring Christopher Reeve? This movie is about how a man “thinks” himself back in time. He puts on clothes of that year and removes everything from his hotel room that reminds him of the current year. Once he has thought himself into that year, that year comes alive. However, he is ripped OUT of that year when, in one second, he finds a penny and notices the year on the penny is way ahead in the future. BOOM. It’s like pricking a balloon with a pin. One tiny detail destroys everything. He returns back to the future. That happened in this Esther Hicks moment. The framework and foundation for her entire philosophy collapsed.

The second Esther said this. It stopped me in my tracks. I noticed it. Did SHE notice it? YES. She immediately uttered something nonsensical “And I hear her mother is like that too.” (I’m slightly paraphrasing.) In other words, she knew she screwed up and she quickly thought the best way to “cover up” the error was to confuse people. We’re supposed to actually believe Abraham’s dead mother lives in another realm and makes his life difficult? And that Esther and Abraham both have something in common, mothers who are a pain in the ass?

Had Esther simply said “My mother is one of them” and left it like that, a red flag would have gone up. Then I could have reasoned “Well, they’re sharing the same body. There’s no reason why Esther’s thought process couldn’t interfere at times.” But she felt the need to do a cover up. This tells me 1. She knew she screwed up, and 2. She also knew she had to cover her ass. This is quite a thought process for someone who is supposedly a blank slate and being occupied by someone from another realm. In fact, it tells me that Abraham isn’t in there at all.

I had to wonder in that moment if Jerry Hicks caught it. (He was sitting off to the side, doing something on his laptop as usual.) And if so, did he reason it as completely plausible. Or. Did he realize Esther is making this up as she’s going. And he’s in so deep with all of these workshops and books and dvd’s he has no choice but to go along with it. After all, they’ve built an entire multi-million dollar lifestyle around it. Did Esther “pretend” to be Abraham one day just for the fun of it? To impress Jerry? Then he wanted her to repeat it. Then she couldn’t back out. It became bigger than her. Then she was trapped. Then he was trapped. Or, he just never caught on. Or, he caught on and doesn’t want to believe it.

So what does all of this have to do with the Law of Attraction? Well, here’s how I break it down. It does exist, but not quite the way they portray it in The Secret. If you’re interested in say golf, you’ll automatically attract “golf activity” into your life. And it’s because you’re thinking about it, you’re practicing and playing it, you’re in golf stores, on golf courses and surrounding yourself with new friends who are also interested in golf. By putting your energy and focus into the world of golf, you will attract all things golf.

You simply can’t place an order with the universe for anything you want, and expect the universe to deliver it. It can happen. But when it does happen, it’s because you’re focused in that world already. And your goal is reasonable. If your goal is to become a professional golf player, you won’t wake up one day suddenly able to hit holes-in-ones. You’ll be so passionate about golf that you just keep practicing and working your way up the ranks. It’s obvious that after practicing 5 years, you’re dramatically better at golf than you were the first day you picked up a golf club.

If you’re a 16-year-old boy who is obsessed with Pamela Anderson and would like to marry her, that’s just not going to happen. Just by thinking about it a lot, envisioning Pamela fixing your dinner, the romantic evenings you spend together, will NOT result in a marriage to Pamela Anderson.

It’s always easy to do the hindsight thing. All lottery winners can always say “I played the lottery a long time. I wanted it so bad I could feel it.” Like the other 20 million people weren’t visualizing a lottery win either. Famous celebrities often talk about how when they were little, they dreamed about how someday they would be a celebrity. But almost every child has a similar dream. We all can’t be celebrities.

If you exude positive energy, you will attract positive people. If you are depressed, and constantly complain, you will undoubtedly attract other people who like to roll their eyes and complain right along with you. People are drawn to other people who make them feel better and energize them. If you’re a drag, you’ll only attract people who are a drag. Then they’ll suck you dry of every last ounce of energy that remains. You’ll be worse for the wear. Be excited, enthusiastic and energized around people. You will attract people who reciprocate the energy, and you’ll keep having a better life every day.

I created this blog, because

Posted November 21, 2009 by mespace
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sometimes 140 characters doesn’t get my point across! I may need a couple paragraphs. Therefore, I’ll post a link on Twitter back to this blog. Then people can leave comments or discuss.


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