Comments on: Clean Out Your Trash! http://www.maxpersuasion.com/clean-out-your-trash/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=clean-out-your-trash A school dedicated to Mastering the Art of Persuasion Sat, 28 Jan 2012 04:35:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nelson http://www.maxpersuasion.com/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-26 Nelson Sun, 05 Aug 2007 13:51:59 +0000 http://maxpersuasion.com/blog/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-26 "The Lord helps him who helps himself" is a phrase I've heard before but not sure of it's origin. "...forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us..." Identified long ago the concept of forgiveness in the Christian faith. For many folks it is wonderful to walk through life frequently addressing the forgiveness concept and accepting through faith the benefits they receive through thoughtful prayer. For others it is equally beneficial to have an adviser who understands concepts such as forgiveness and to contribute it's meaning and wonderful potential for the first time. The degree of the method one uses to forgive them self... to release their negative energy, is the degree to which they'll experience that state of mental peace and it's accompanying benefits. Let's all take out the garbage shall we? Let's all persuade ourselves successfully first so that we understand the mindset it takes to persuade others to their benefit. Through the concept of personal contribution for the benefit of mankind we can't fail to benefit greatly...abundantly. Some time ago I learned that "taking out the garbage" was a powerful spiritual exercise. It -- along with knowledge of other concepts became the manner that governed my thoughts consciously. I had developed and attitude of charity that I recommend highly to all. Within a short period of time the unconscious accepts and adopts what I faithfully believed to be true. I know that because I believe in the concept of "according to your faith it is done." Our whole purpose in life is to contribute our individual uniqueness for the benefit of mankind. We use persuasion and influence as (spiritual) tools to contribute acceptable value to human beings. So how important is the concept of forgiveness? Several thousand years ago The Master while hanging on a cross spoke "Father forgive them..." Thank you Kenrick, and forgive me if I sounded like a religionist. It was never my intention. “The Lord helps him who helps himself” is a phrase I’ve heard before but not sure of it’s origin.
“…forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us…” Identified long ago the
concept of forgiveness in the Christian faith. For many folks it is wonderful to walk through life
frequently addressing the forgiveness concept and accepting through faith the benefits they
receive through thoughtful prayer.

For others it is equally beneficial to have an adviser who understands concepts such as forgiveness
and to contribute it’s meaning and wonderful potential for the first time.

The degree of the method one uses to forgive them self… to release their negative energy,
is the degree to which they’ll experience that state of mental peace and it’s accompanying benefits.

Let’s all take out the garbage shall we?

Let’s all persuade ourselves successfully first so that we understand the mindset it takes
to persuade others to their benefit.

Through the concept of personal contribution for the benefit of mankind we can’t fail to benefit
greatly…abundantly.

Some time ago I learned that “taking out the garbage” was a powerful spiritual exercise.
It — along with knowledge of other concepts became the manner that governed my thoughts
consciously. I had developed and attitude of charity that I recommend highly to all.

Within a short period of time the unconscious accepts and adopts what I faithfully believed
to be true. I know that because I believe in the concept of “according to your faith it is done.”

Our whole purpose in life is to contribute our individual uniqueness for the benefit of mankind.
We use persuasion and influence as (spiritual) tools to contribute acceptable value to human
beings.

So how important is the concept of forgiveness?

Several thousand years ago The Master while hanging on a cross spoke “Father forgive them…”

Thank you Kenrick, and forgive me if I sounded like a religionist. It was never my intention.

]]> By: Patricia Winston http://www.maxpersuasion.com/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-25 Patricia Winston Thu, 02 Aug 2007 14:48:50 +0000 http://maxpersuasion.com/blog/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-25 Excellent principle - in the act of burning the painful memory, the fire destroys and the smoke goes to source as a prayer - all is done - and ends well. A new beginning comes from the ashes. Excellent principle – in the act of burning the painful memory, the fire destroys and the smoke goes to source as a prayer – all is done – and ends well. A new beginning comes from the ashes.

]]> By: Ted Elvhage http://www.maxpersuasion.com/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-24 Ted Elvhage Thu, 02 Aug 2007 13:56:53 +0000 http://maxpersuasion.com/blog/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-24 I'm very impressed with the improvements you've done in how you are communicating with me (and all other interested). The new post is a very cool tool and your subjects are almost always very relevant for me. Just wanted to extend a sincere thanks for being there and sharing, all the best - Ted I’m very impressed with the improvements you’ve done in how you are communicating with me (and all other interested). The new post is a very cool tool and your subjects are almost always very relevant for me. Just wanted to extend a sincere thanks for being there and sharing,
all the best
- Ted

]]> By: Jim Rivas http://www.maxpersuasion.com/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-23 Jim Rivas Thu, 02 Aug 2007 10:48:40 +0000 http://maxpersuasion.com/blog/clean-out-your-trash/#comment-23 Great Article. The subject of forgiveness is often overlooked in the process of personal growth. For some people, just letting go is too difficult in their minds because, even if it hurts, it's familiar. Letting go is a hugely important step in finding your new self and attracting what you want into your life. And I know this from personal experience. About 2 years ago, I attended a breakthrough seminar; a 3 day intensive look at self, goals, purpose, and growth. On the last day of that seminar we did an excercise where each of us got an opportunity to sit in the chair in the middle of the room, with everyone else who had attended in a circle around the person on the Hot Seat. By this point in the event, we all knew each other pretty well as the group was small, about 30 people. When my turn came, I was wondering what I was going to get out of the excercise. I already had some pretty serious prosperity happening in my life by that point in time. I thought I had released it all. I was wrong. These 29 people saw right through me, and while I had not spoken 1 word about my father during the previous 2 1/2 days, I was overwhelmed with the accuracy with which this group of individuals could see my pain. Who was I fooling. So we did a "forgiveness and release" excercise and what a burdon was lifted from my soul. I felt like I could fly after the experience. There was such a vacume, yet it felt good a what was not missing was pain. What replaced it? Within 2 months my income had trippled, to over six figures per month. That's right. My life became effortless, and I've never had a bad day since. I've learned the importance of forgiveness and release. It's huge! Kenrick, you are right dead on with this and I hope my story will help others undertand the stakes here. It's everything ... the level of struggle you have in your life is directly proportional to the amount of baggage you carry. When you are hurting inside, you attract more hurt. Have no fear ... release it. And your new vacume will be filled with more of what you want! Jim Great Article. The subject of forgiveness is often overlooked in the process of personal growth. For some people, just letting go is too difficult in their minds because, even if it hurts, it’s familiar.

Letting go is a hugely important step in finding your new self and attracting what you want into your life. And I know this from personal experience.

About 2 years ago, I attended a breakthrough seminar; a 3 day intensive look at self, goals, purpose, and growth. On the last day of that seminar we did an excercise where each of us got an opportunity to sit in the chair in the middle of the room, with everyone else who had attended in a circle around the person on the Hot Seat. By this point in the event, we all knew each other pretty well as the group was small, about 30 people.

When my turn came, I was wondering what I was going to get out of the excercise. I already had some pretty serious prosperity happening in my life by that point in time. I thought I had released it all. I was wrong.

These 29 people saw right through me, and while I had not spoken 1 word about my father during the previous 2 1/2 days, I was overwhelmed with the accuracy with which this group of individuals could see my pain. Who was I fooling. So we did a “forgiveness and release” excercise and what a burdon was lifted from my soul. I felt like I could fly after the experience. There was such a vacume, yet it felt good a what was not missing was pain.

What replaced it? Within 2 months my income had trippled, to over six figures per month. That’s right. My life became effortless, and I’ve never had a bad day since. I’ve learned the importance of forgiveness and release. It’s huge!

Kenrick, you are right dead on with this and I hope my story will help others undertand the stakes here. It’s everything … the level of struggle you have in your life is directly proportional to the amount of baggage you carry. When you are hurting inside, you attract more hurt.

Have no fear … release it. And your new vacume will be filled with more of what you want!

Jim

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