Goal Setting Is Fine If You Want

I Think That The Only Choice That We Have In Life Is Whether We Align Ourselves With God Or Not. I Think Everything Else Is All Taken Care Of For Us. You Know? If You Choose To Align With Your Source, With Your Spirit, Then Your Life Will Go In A Certain Direction. If You Choose To Align Yourself With Your Ego, And Your False Self, And The Belief That Who You Are Is What You Accomplish And What Other People Think Of You And What You Accumulate, If You Just Go That Route - The Outer Route, If You Will, The Outer Path - Your Life Will Go In A Different Direction.

If You Say To The Universe, "gimme, Gimme, Gimme," Which Is What A Lot Of The Work Around The Law Of Attraction Says Because Of A Misinterpretation, Then The Universe Gives You Back What You Offered Out. You Get More "gimme, Gimme, Gimme." "gimme" Means You Don't Have Enough. You Have A Shortage. The Universe Just Keeps Giving You More Shortage Because Of What You're Thinking And Saying.

Send Out Anger And Impatience, And That's What You'll Get. Send Out Love, And You'll Get Back Love.

What Do Warriors Do? They Are In Competition With Everyone Else. They Measure Their Success And Their Value On The Basis Of Who They Are Better Than, How Much They Get, And So On. So, This Is The Time In Your Adult Life When Your Primary Emphasis Is On Goal Setting, On Getting Someplace Else, And On Defeating Other People.

Jung Said There Are Four Archetypes Adults Go Through, And These Archetypes Are Reflected In The Development Of My Work. The First Archetype Is The Archetype Of The Athlete, Reflecting The Time In Our Adult Life When Our Primary Emphasis Is On Our Body - What It Looks Like, How Beautiful It Is, How Strong It Is, And So On. We Identify Ourselves With Our Body. We Are Our Body. Growing Adults Next Move To What Jung Called The Archetype Of The Warrior. We Take Our Physical Bodies Out There To Do What Warriors Do.