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Tina is a licensed Angel Therapy Practitioner, Reiki Master, Intuitive Counselor, Spiritual Mentor, and Energy Calibrator.She holds an M.A. in Management and Leadership, emphasizing emotional intelligence, and has a long list of metaphysical and spiritual certificates and training. She's the Founder/CEO of TA7 Productions Inc., created around her award-winning background in media and wellness. Her five-step process represents, her journey through cluttered thinking, overwhelm, improper coping mechanisms, her battle with bulimia and emotional eating, and learning to recognize her emotions and heal unprocessed pain. She has helped thousands turn problems into transformation and chaos into clarity, and she's on a mission to help even more. She believes in less dusting, more dancing, and partying with the Universe every chance you get.

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You Can't Get It Wrong

Balboa Press

Contents

Preface..........................................................................ixChapter 1: The Law of Relativity.................................................1Chapter 2: Let the Games Begin!..................................................5Chapter 3: Preferences and Desires...............................................13Chapter 4: Your Journey Begins...................................................19Chapter 5: Reincarnation, Past Lives, and Judgement..............................27Chapter 6: Law of Attraction.....................................................33Chapter 7: Manifesting Abundance.................................................39Chapter 8: You Are Rich!.........................................................45Chapter 9: Money and Your Belief System..........................................53Chapter 10: The Conscious, Subconscious, and Super-Conscious.....................61Chapter 11: Trust the Universal Force............................................67Chapter 12: The Law of Diminishing Return........................................73Chapter 13: Free Will versus Fate?...............................................77Chapter 14: Dealing with People..................................................87Chapter 15: Now Time and Meditation..............................................93Chapter 16: Knowing and Observing................................................101Chapter 17: Embracing Change.....................................................107Chapter 18: Staying on Track.....................................................113Chapter 19: Final Thoughts.......................................................123

Chapter One

Picture yourself in the following situation. It's a cold, wet, windy day, and you have been caught out in the rain. It has soaked through your clothes, and your bones feel as if they are made of ice. You are starting to shiver, and your teeth are rattling. You are really, really cold.

You've all been there, whether you were a tradesman on a miserable winter day or were on your way home from work and got caught in the rain. Or maybe you are one of those super-fit adventure types and actually brought this on yourself by kayaking down the river in winter. However you got there, it is really unpleasant.

Now picture yourself arriving home and stepping straight into a glorious, hot shower. As the steamy water runs over your head and down your back, the heat slowly thaws your insides. Goose bumps appear all over your body. This shower could even rival an orgasm for the sheer joy and pleasure you feel in those first few moments.

We take a shower nearly every day of our lives. We have had hundreds, maybe thousands, of them, but nothing feels like the one you take when you have just spent several hours being very cold.

If we think it through, this situation is exactly what life is about. It is a great example of why we are here and how this universe works.

Why does this particular shower feel so much better and bring me so much more joy than my normal shower, which I have every morning before I start my day?

The answer is relativity.

The meaning of life is relativity.

Nothing more, nothing less!

Relativity. The only reason that particular shower was so good was because the circumstances that preceded it were judged to be so bad. So one could be thankful for such a wonderful warm shower, but the truth is one should also be thankful for being caught in the rain. It is a profound fact that without the "negative" being so intensely negative, we would not have had the opportunity to experience that rush of pleasure and joy that came in the initial moments of that shower.

So the question needs to be asked: Was getting caught in the rain and almost freezing to death actually a negative if you love the feeling of goose bumps and warmth spreading all over you under a hot, steamy shower? How could the cold, in that situation, actually be a negative? If we were to get out and put on a nice, warm dressing gown, watch a bit of TV, have a hot coffee, and then get back in the shower an hour later, there is no way we would have the same experience.

This law of relativity is evident everywhere you look. It is why we appreciate our lives so much more only after we have experienced a close call with death or overcome a dire illness. It is why "makeup" sex is so great. It is why the parent of the standard C-grade student is delighted to see a B and yet the parent of a straight-A child is disappointed to see B's on his or her child's report card.

I could go on, but I am sure you get the picture. It all revolves around relativity.

For every conceivable positive in this world there is a negative, and to make it even more interesting, whether it is deemed a negative or a positive changes with every person, in every circumstance, every time.

So the potential for positive and the potential for negative are represented in every person or situation.

For the most heroic acts in the world, of great sacrifice for humanity, there are also the most despicable acts the human mind can conceive.

That is relativity.

So lets move on and see what relativity has to do with why we are here and how this universe operates.

Chapter Two

Before we go any further, we have to agree on one assumption, namely that there is life after death. Almost without exception, every religion in the world agrees that the body is not the sum of us and that our soul exists separate from our physical form. Religion also agrees there is a universal force, whether you call it God or something else, that interacts with this reality. We are all one with this force, we came from this force, and we will return to this force. Like a cup of water from the ocean, we are part of the eternal God force.

There are literally thousands of books written by psychics, mediums, and philosophers—not to mention all the writings of our mainstream religions—that lend evidence to the truth that there is a spirit form of every human being. I personally know this to be true. Twice in my life, when least expecting it, I have caught sight of an apparition, a person in spirit form. On one of those occasions, I actually walked right into it and then fell through it. That was an unnerving experience to say the least!

It is sufficient to say there is an "other side," where the spirits reside and the God force exists. Its most common name is heaven.

Now this is where I break from many traditional religions, primarily because I do not believe in hell. Nor do I believe in the devil or evil spirits.

In addition to there being no `hell' on the other side, there is also no judgement. We do not have to earn our way back into heaven. It is our God-given right to go home. Every one of us goes home, no matter how badly we appear to mess it up while we are here.

Just think about that for a moment. This concept alone can bring more peace into your life. There is no hell! There is no one to judge you! There is nowhere scary and frightening for you to potentially spend eternity if you make a mistake! Hell only exists in one place, and that is here. This is hell. You are living in it!

How much of a hell this place is for you depends entirely on how you wish to view your reality.

The interesting part is that...