Tag: abundant life

It's important to remember that what we think we want may NOT be what's in our highest good, on a variety of levels. This is something I run into with clients from time to time; they really want a job, money, fame, partner, house, etc. but when we sit down and dowse about what's in their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual good, sometimes the answer is "yes" in one category and "no" in the others. I remember one person who was madly in love with a particular location and wanted desperately to move there. To keep it short and sweet, I'll borrow from blogger Michael Boles, who sums the history up well: "A long time ago ... Homer wrote book called the “Iliad”. In it, Homer implies the principles of the Law of Attraction. He did not invent the principles, but only repeated what had been handed down from the antiquities (pre-writing). Apparently the soil that went into the raised bed was particularly potent, because my tiny basil plant had morphed into a waist-high shrub! I've grown basil many times before but never had this kind of success.

My guess is you've already heard about or played with the Law of Attraction, most famously used by Esther Hicks as well as the 2006 film The Secret, though neither were the origin of the concept. To discover that, you'll need to go back, waaaay back... To keep it short and sweet, I'll borrow from blogger Michael Boles, who sums the history up well: "A long time ago ... Homer wrote book called the “Iliad”. In it, Homer implies the principles of the Law of Attraction. He did not invent the principles, but only repeated what had been handed down from the antiquities (pre-writing). Apparently the soil that went into the raised bed was particularly potent, because my tiny basil plant had morphed into a waist-high shrub! I've grown basil many times before but never had this kind of success.

I went into my little garden the other day to grab some basil for pesto and was blown away by what I encountered. Apparently the soil that went into the raised bed was particularly potent, because my tiny basil plant had morphed into a waist-high shrub! I've grown basil many times before but never had this kind of success.