“What is the definition of procrastination? It means: I can feel within my Energy sensor that this action is not in perfect alignment at this time.” — Abraham-Hicks
I know a lot of people who believe that you must push through your resistance, break through your procrastination, and “feel the fear and do it anyway.”
Hmmm. I have been listening to Abraham for so many years that the pushing through idea just doesn’t cut it. So when I notice that I am procrastinating, I have taken to aligning my axes in preparation for successful action.
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The forward flowing Z-axis, the one marked by the path before you, is the place where the block is. So, to move forward, what you can do is to first tend to the Y-axis. This is the vertical axis that runs through your upright spine. After some time in Y-axis meditation, the Z-axis finds its own flow and action becomes spontaneous, inspired, and fruitful.
The Y and Z-axis meditations are fully described in the book Rooted in the Infinite. Look inside the book here.

One of the most mysterious effects of inner alignment is how it alters (or corrects!) our perception of time. The alignment of the Y-axis slows down time and in the April 10th
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