Money Metaphors
Money Metaphors: Words we communicate attract actions. Thoughts are things. How many metaphors having to do with money issues are in YOUR vocabulary?
Money Metaphors: Words we communicate attract actions. Thoughts are things. How many metaphors having to do with money issues are in YOUR vocabulary?
For this one, the client looks at the face of each denomination. We muscle-test to see if there are any emotional cysts having to do with that denomination and clear it. We end up with the client looking at the top half of the face of the bill that is folded longitudinally. If the person tests weak, then we have to clear issues with the government and money
I forgive everything and everybody who can possibly need forgiveness in my past and present. I forgive positively everyone. I am free, and all others are free, too. All things are cleared up between us, now and forever. There is no competition in Christ, and there is no competition between us. The forgiving love of Jesus Christ forgives and releases any ill feeling between us, now and forever. We both go free to prosper.
These are notes from an Ester Hicks tape that was lent to me at one time. I was so impressed with her work, I took notes. I often use this as a handout in my practice for those clients who seem to always focus on the negative and what is wrong with themselves or their lives. It is a basic Law of the Universe that we get back what we give out in our thoughts and deeds.
Credit reports/credit scores are used to track your financial performance. Credit scores are usually in the 300-900 range. A credit bureau creates your credit file using information from banks, merchants, credit card companies and other creditors. Included in your credit report are a list of accounts that have been referred to a collection agency; your credit card payment history, department store credit; and public record information such as bankruptcies, tax problems, and so on. Credit scores are generated by the credit bureaus when they print your credit report. They use a program created by Fair Isaac Company