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  • C Twoo Far
    The Law of Attraction is an awesome dynamic for coming to terms with the world and our lack of control over it. The biggest problem is that it contains too much woo. Woo is a term used to indicate the amount of fluff and 'feel good' talk that is required to get on good terms with a subject. Religion has a lot of "woo" in that you have to believe in their ideas to get the benefit. Law of Attraction has a lot of "woo" also, but the woo is more generic and easier for some to get through. It still contains enough woo though to put a lot of people who would otherwise benefit off of it.
    During a recent training on dealing with "Difficult People" I was introduced to what I consider to be the practical side of the Law of Attraction. The instructor was amazing but the material was life changing. She did a great job of warming up to us and was even friendly enough to indicate that in any given difficult situation I (we) might actually be the one who is difficult. Then when she got us comfortable she introduced her CTFAR concept which I immediately committed to memory as "C Twoo FAR" (see too far) just to be able to remember it forever (just remove the woo).
    What she introduced us to was the crux of the Law of Attraction and the stuff that Magic and Miracles are made from. Then she showed us how to make that Magic happen.

    The "C Twoo FAR" concept (or more appropriately CTFAR) is very simple. The letters stand for Circumstance, Thought, Feeling, Action and Result. 

    Here's how they work...
    Take a difficult situation. In that situation is a Circumstance where the situation began. That Circumstance is beyond our control. The remaining items were things that spawned from the Circumstance. The Circumstance happened, it caused a Thought in our mind, that Thought created a Feeling, that Feeling lead to an Action and the Action had Results.
    She gave us a simple example...
    You supervise Bob and Bob is not completing his work as needed or on time. You think that Bob is lazy. That thought makes you upset with Bob. Your irritation with Bob leads you to be terse with him. Bob has a hard time getting his work done because the boss is so terse with him. In the model it looks like this...

    C = Bob's work is not done
    T = Bob is Lazy
    F = Grrr... mad at Bob
    A = Short with Bob, Angry with Bob
    R = Bob's work is not done

    It a quick and easy example, but that's not where it ends. Next she taught us the stuff of Miracles and that is simply to work the model backwards early on. That looks like this...

    Our Circumstance hasn't changed and we have no control over it so we still fill in the C first...
    C = Bob's work is not done

    Next we decide what we want the result to be...
    R = Bob is caught up on work

    So... to get that result what action(s) would be needed? We have to think about this a bit... is Bob having trouble with the work? Does Bob have things going on at home that are a distraction at work? Does Bob need some help with the work? All good questions, so we decide that the action is to ask...
    A = Ask Bob what he needs to increase production and make sure he gets it

    Here is the hard part (gets much easier over time). Next we have to figure out how to feel to be able to ask Bob the question and get our result. Personally I need to feel kind, friendly and compassionate to perform the needed action. So...
    F = compassion

    So what though would I need to think regularly to fee compassion toward Bob?
    T = I wonder what I can do for Bob to increase his production.

    Now you have to actually think the thought... all the time, when talking or thinking about Bob. Make it your go-to though about Bob and you will notice that difficult situation dry up and blow away like the waste of time that it actually is. Our end model looks like this...

    C = Bob's work is not done
    T = I wonder what I can do for Bob to increase his production
    F = Compassion
    A = Ask Bob what he needs, Bob gets what he needs
    R = Bob is caught up on work

    Now... Go forth and C Twoo FAR!
    Posted May 12, 2017, 3:12 PM by Christopher Chambers
  • Spatial Vector
    This is an old blog post of mine from another time and place... it seems as true today...

    I came up with this while oscillating (new term... define later) (BTW... still incessantly listening to Flora's Secret)...
     
    The term SpatialVector has been with me for a few years now, it came to me before I had a nervous breakdown a few years ago, so whatever messages it had for me were lost.  Now that I am reassembling myself into a functional being, I find it coming up again.  A vector is a geometric idea that has both a magnitude and a direction.  It is a geometry or math related concept and it has it's own identy that I won't delve into here.  Where this IS going is that I often find mathematical concepts in spirituality.
     
    In "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle, he relates breath to being (or consciousness).  He lends that breath is the unseen as is god or being.  Math is like this (and ultimately physics).  These are concepts used to understand something that had no substance (the concepts are used for the creation of substance who's limitations we believe to be rules spelled out by those concepts).
     
    In ending I leave this... Our thoughts and even related emotions are a vector, indeed a Spatial Vector that has a size that can be felt and that is given location in space originating from the experiencer with a direction... the folly is not defining the direction and then despising it's final destination.
    Posted Apr 28, 2017, 10:17 AM by Christopher Chambers
  • SVM: Sympathetic Vibrational Magnetism

    Sympathetic Vibrational Magnetism:
        A combination of terms that describe the natural gathering of related elements in response to a perceived distance from a position of equilibrium.

    In this article I will attempt to define Sympathetic Vibrational Magnetism (SVM for short) so that we can utilize the ideas that it encompasses in future articles and in discussion. First let's break the term down to it's base words: sympathy, vibration and magnetism.

    Merriam-Webster defines these words as such (as of 5/16/2014):

    Sympathy:
    1 a :  an affinity, association, or relationship between persons or things wherein whatever affects one similarly affects the other
       b :  mutual or parallel susceptibility or a condition brought about by it
       c :  unity or harmony in action or effect <every part is in complete sympathy with the scheme as a whole — Edwin Benson>
    2 a :  inclination to think or feel alike :  emotional or intellectual accord <in sympathy with their goals>
       b :  feeling of loyalty :  tendency to favor or support <republican sympathies>
    3 a :  the act or capacity of entering into or sharing the feelings or interests of another
       b :  the feeling or mental state brought about by such sensitivity <have sympathy for the poor>
    4 :  the correlation existing between bodies capable of communicating their vibrational energy to one another through some medium

    Vibration:
    1 a :  a periodic motion of the particles of an elastic body or medium in alternately opposite directions from the position of equilibrium when that equilibrium has been disturbed (as when a stretched cord produces musical tones or molecules in the air transmit sounds to the ear)
       b :  the action of vibrating :  the state of being vibrated or in vibratory motion: as     (1) :  oscillation (2) :  a quivering or trembling motion :  quiver
    2 :  an instance of vibration
    3 :  vacillation in opinion or action :  wavering
    4 a :  a characteristic emanation, aura, or spirit that infuses or vitalizes someone or something and that can be instinctively sensed or experienced —often used in plural
       b :  a distinctive usually emotional atmosphere capable of being sensed —usually used in plural

    Magnetism:
    1 a :  a class of physical phenomena that include the attraction for iron observed in lodestone and a magnet, are inseparably associated with moving electricity, are exhibited by both magnets and electric currents, and are characterized by fields of force
       b :  a science that deals with magnetic phenomena
    2 :  an ability to attract or charm


    If we assume in this case that the term "Sympathetic Vibrational Magnetism" is defining the nature of the "Magnetism" discussed then we are specifying that the "Magnetism" is both "Vibrational" and "Sympathetic". Sympathetic Magnetism would imply "An extraordinary power or ability to attract similar, associated or relational persons or things." While Vibrational Magnetism would indicate "An extraordinary power or ability to attract particles of an elastic body or medium during it's period of motion."

    So, by the term "Sympathetic Vibrational Magnetism" we are indicating a force that has "An extraordinary power or ability to attract similar, associated or relational particles of an elastic body or medium during it's period of motion (in alternately opposite directions form the position of equilibrium)."
    Posted Nov 28, 2014, 8:42 AM by Christopher Chambers
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