The only conversation worth having
“I don’t want to wait for the world to change to be free.”—Byron Katie
Joyous Tuesday, you brilliant beings of light!
I am just back from Ireland where my mister and I searched and found his family roots.
We celebrated Mother’s Day with a wild pack of mountain goats while hiking in the Burren, met half the population of the tiny Aran Island of Inis Oirr and “just happened” to land our tickets to the Book of Kells at precisely 2:22. Thank you, Taz!
I could go on and on about the synchronicities—meeting just the right person at just the right time, finding fairy rings, happening on to St. Bridget’s Well (and leaving notes), sitting next to Taylor Swift’s table….But, because I’m busy catching up with my life here (amazing how much a garden can grow in 15 days), I’m sharing a fun story that popped into my inbox this morning. Thank you, Laura:
“I bet you get tired of readers and followers sending you manifestation stories they think are funny. I’ve been feeling a little flat after manifesting a very big thing…like scared it will never happen again so I’m re-reading/doing E-Squared.
“Exercise 1: my plantar fasciitis went away (thanks Dude),
“Exercise 2: “Show me a yellow bike” Yeah found my bike in 24 hours.
“Exercise 3: I’m on holiday in Dordogne, France (manifested this) and I’m in love, feel like I’m home. Decided I’m gonna manifest a house sit for this time next year.
“Today on a hike, I met a French hiking group and they were chatting with us. My new friend is doing a house sit here and now and is also pining to return. I introduced her to a lady (my French is better) and explained she is house sitting.
“This lady then busts into perfect English “Voila! I need a house sitter next May. May I contact you?” LOLOLOL does it count if my friend manifested this? Or should I give it another 24 hours. Luckily, I didn’t start laughing about this until I was alone. Cheers Pam, thanks for getting me out of my mini funk.”
So first of all, I NEVER get tired of readers sending manifestation stories. And I’m honored that my words played a tiny part in eradicating funk of any kind. And I love sharing these stories, because, to me, the story of magic and possibility is the only conversation worth having.
I also treasure this photo sent from a “Thank and Grow Rich “group in Dripping Springs, Texas.
I am dripping in love for all of you.
Here’s to Tuesday and all the magic it offers if we only take the time to look.
#222 Forever!
Pam Grout is the author of 20 books including E-Squared, E-Cubed, Thank & Grow Rich and her latest book, The Course in Miracles Experiment: A Starter Kit for Rewiring Your Mind (And Therefore Your World)