It can be natural to idolise those big, wonderful people such as: Beyoncé, Branson, Esther, Jerry, Wayne Dyer, Louise Hay and so on... Especially when they have done incredible life changing work which has positively impacted millions. But I think it's really important to remember that they are all human and fallible, so to hold them to any standards of perfection is not really encouraged!
With the recent passing of Wayne Dyer, I saw some posts about his leukaemia etc. His family were keen to state that this wasn't the cause of his death and whilst it was lovely for the information I think for those who needed some reassurance or whatever, that's barking up the wrong tree.
Same with the passing of Jerry Hicks.
I think we all were a little surprised as we expected him to live til past 100 and to be vibrant and vital until his last day but who knows what really went on in his vibration. No one, not even Esther could really really know, so to use that situation to base your belief upon whatever it is you use to base your belief upon is going to be tricky!
You've got those sceptics who would use that type of occurrence to not believe in what that teacher is offering- but it's likely that nothing would convince them otherwise. In other words, if you're not going to believe in that school of thought, nothing that could happen would change your mind.
Then you've got those who, for example, had serious doubt about the law of attraction when Jerry transitioned. If he couldn't be perfect til the end, then surely it must mean this is a load of tosh?! And that may be the case! But who can really know...
What we want for you is to find that which works for you. So you're not relying on anyone else to have to be flawless in order to be proof for you. It is no one's job to be perfect for anyone else. Though we do try! As mothers, fathers, partners, bosses, teachers etc, it can be tempting to be infallible, but that's a tiring job! And you can't be good enough for all people in all ways.
On one of the Abe clips someone said they weren't comfortable about Esther and Jerry charging the prices they did for a workshop. Abraham pointed out that all the info was in their book for a few dollars. But also, that Esther and Jerry would be in for a world of hurt if they listened to others- should they be examples of unlimited abundance? Or should they be poor and give it all away?! Everyone wants different things from you at different times.
I know for me that life is better than it has ever been with this work. Is it 100% perfect?! Hell no! I gots tons of things that bug me, old and new issues and all sorts but hey, that's life!
So the bottom line is that everyone is doing their best and it's not really fair to hold others to impossible standards. Instead work out what works for you by experiencing, testing and trying it out. When you've found your winning formula, live it and make the most of it. And then you'll be the guru from which everyone else expects perfection haha!
Happy de-pedestal-ing!!!
Lots of love, Nick Xxx
With the recent passing of Wayne Dyer, I saw some posts about his leukaemia etc. His family were keen to state that this wasn't the cause of his death and whilst it was lovely for the information I think for those who needed some reassurance or whatever, that's barking up the wrong tree.
Same with the passing of Jerry Hicks.
I think we all were a little surprised as we expected him to live til past 100 and to be vibrant and vital until his last day but who knows what really went on in his vibration. No one, not even Esther could really really know, so to use that situation to base your belief upon whatever it is you use to base your belief upon is going to be tricky!
You've got those sceptics who would use that type of occurrence to not believe in what that teacher is offering- but it's likely that nothing would convince them otherwise. In other words, if you're not going to believe in that school of thought, nothing that could happen would change your mind.
Then you've got those who, for example, had serious doubt about the law of attraction when Jerry transitioned. If he couldn't be perfect til the end, then surely it must mean this is a load of tosh?! And that may be the case! But who can really know...
What we want for you is to find that which works for you. So you're not relying on anyone else to have to be flawless in order to be proof for you. It is no one's job to be perfect for anyone else. Though we do try! As mothers, fathers, partners, bosses, teachers etc, it can be tempting to be infallible, but that's a tiring job! And you can't be good enough for all people in all ways.
On one of the Abe clips someone said they weren't comfortable about Esther and Jerry charging the prices they did for a workshop. Abraham pointed out that all the info was in their book for a few dollars. But also, that Esther and Jerry would be in for a world of hurt if they listened to others- should they be examples of unlimited abundance? Or should they be poor and give it all away?! Everyone wants different things from you at different times.
I know for me that life is better than it has ever been with this work. Is it 100% perfect?! Hell no! I gots tons of things that bug me, old and new issues and all sorts but hey, that's life!
So the bottom line is that everyone is doing their best and it's not really fair to hold others to impossible standards. Instead work out what works for you by experiencing, testing and trying it out. When you've found your winning formula, live it and make the most of it. And then you'll be the guru from which everyone else expects perfection haha!
Happy de-pedestal-ing!!!
Lots of love, Nick Xxx
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