LIFE-FORCE PARTICLES: HOW TO RAISE YOUR LEVEL OF ACCEPTANCE
by Jayne Johnson
LIFE-FORCE PARTICLES: The basic force in the universe is life force, and particles are small pieces, bits, fragments, or parts of a whole. Life-Force Particles then can be defined as fragments of the life force known as you. Therefore, your power is determined by the quantity of life-force particles you have available. – Knowledgism Dictionary, by Alan C. WalterMy last e-Newsletter article was on the subject of Life-Force Particles and simple, practical ways to increase your quantity of them. Life-force particles affect every area of life; hence, they are part of raising one’s level of acceptance. Life-force particles are bits of energy that, in a sense, are bits of you. It’s your energy. Life-force particles are the fuel, the energy, you use to make things happen, to create exactly what you want in your life. The amount of success you have in life is correlative to the amount of life-force particles you have at your disposal at any given time. In his audio tape entitled “Magnetize Your Mind for Money,” Reverend Ike refers to level of acceptance and says, “just as much as you can accept, you can and will have.” He defines the “riches of life” as “health, happiness, love, success, prosperity and money.” Your level of acceptance is the degree to which you are willing, or unwilling, to receive, welcome, embrace, have or own the riches of life.
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR ACCEPTANCE LEVEL IS?
Before examining your acceptance level, first establish the context from which you will inspect it. The optimum context is that there is no “right” or “wrong,” or “good” or “bad.” If you come from a context of judging what you discover as “good” or “bad,” you are setting yourself up to possibly be upset with your acceptance level, your life, and most damaging, upset with yourself. So, first establish the context of, “it is what it is,” which is the most objective, impartial context. One way to measure your level of acceptance is observe what you currently have in your life. Consider not only the “what” or the quantity, but the quality, as well. If a person has 4 broken-down, junky cars sitting in his front yard, you could say his acceptance level on cars is just that – he is willing to have 4 cars, more than most people have; however, he is not willing to have 4 beautiful cars that are operational. You have probably heard someone you know say words to this effect: “Oh, I’m willing to have lots of money” or “I’m willing to have a happy marriage.” But when you observe them with an objective eye, it’s clear to you that these are just empty words. They are claiming to have a certain level of acceptance while what they actually have in their lives reveals a far lower level of acceptance. Consider everything in your life, not just the material things. Truth, love, relationships, friendships, success, etc. Also consider your goals. Many people have a goal to simply survive, to get by in life; others have a goal to prosper and help others to prosper, and there is a wide range in between these two. Each increment could be seen as a level of acceptance. It’s not just a matter of what you already have accepted; it is also what you aspire to accept and receive. Whatever you are willing to accept and receive, you will draw to you. What you now have, and what you aspire to have, are purely a function of what you have permitted yourself to have, or what you are willing to permit yourself to have in the future.DO YOU LOVE YOURSELF?
The amount of Life-force particles you have available is the bottom line, but what specifically determines your level of acceptance? The answer is simple – it’s your level of self-esteem. Do you like yourself? Do you love yourself? That is the key, because you will let yourself receive the riches of life in direct ratio to how much you think you deserve them! Guilt, which ties up huge amounts of Life-force particles in a negative form, is the usual culprit behind low self-esteem and therefore, a low level of acceptance. If you have done things you feel guilty about, whether done intentionally or unintentionally, and you have not cleared them up or cleaned them up, it’s likely that you will feel guilt. So, a very successful way to raise your level of acceptance is to clear up your “misdeeds.” The prefix “mis” means bad or wrong. A misdeed, then, is something you’ve done that you consider to be bad or wrong. If you have kept these things secret, not telling a soul about them, that compounds the guilt even further. Note: the idea of bad or wrong seemingly contradicts the idea of establishing a neutral context from which to view one’s level of acceptance. Notice that the sentence above says that a misdeed is something you’ve done that you CONSIDER to be bad or wrong. The verb used is “consider,” not the verb “is.” Additionally, misdeeds are the content, not the context, and as such, contain judgments such as right or wrong, or good or bad. You are looking/inspecting for the sole purpose of assessing any misdeeds and seeing how they might be robbing you of Life-force particles; you are not looking/inspecting for the purpose of making yourself wrong. Ideally, your position is outside the content, where you can view it objectively. In other words, you view the content, which contains judgment, from the viewpoint of the context, which contains no judgment but does contain the power to objectively observe.THE MISDEED LOOP
One misdeed can often lead to an endless loop that looks something like this:- commit a misdeed (intentionally or unintentionally);
- keep it to oneself for fear of retribution of some kind;
- self-esteem is lower and one feels guilty;
- “solution” = find something wrong with the person against whom the misdeed was committed in an attempt to justify one’s misdeed, alleviate one’s guilt and feel better about oneself by feeling superior to the recipient of one’s misdeed;
- “solution” = commit another misdeed in order to prove that one was right (justified) in committing the first misdeed;
- self-esteem is even lower and one feels more guilty;
- “solution” = find something wrong with the person against whom the misdeeds were committed in an attempt to justify one’s misdeeds, alleviate one’s guilt and feel better about oneself by feeling superior to the recipient of one’s misdeeds;
- “solution” = commit another misdeed in order to prove that one was right in committing the earlier misdeeds;
- self-esteem is even lower and one feels guilty....



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