Prosperity Conversations

Let's start a conversation about Prosperity!

If you are visiting this website frequently, you are seeing many pictures, videos, articles, quotes, & affirmations about Prosperity.  A very powerful way to apply these thought provoking tools in our lives is to have a conversation about them so they get embodied in your consciousness.  We can have such a conversation!

Here is what I propose:

1.  Whenever you view something on the website you either agree with or disagree with, either leave a comment in the section provided or send me an email.  You can make it anonymous if you wish.  Also, you can spark your own prosperity conversation by just posing a question or making a statement and then asking for feedback.

2.  Tell me if you want your comment posted or not.  If you choose to let me post it, we will widen the opportunities for a larger more meaningful conversation.

3.  Expect an answer to all your comments  and expect more prosperity in your life because as Ernest Holmes says, "Involution always precedes Evolution", and you will be more involved.

I look forward to our conversations,

Namaste,

Rev. Frank

 

Conversations for Prosperity:

In response to Rev. Frank's daily intention for November 22:

My Daily Intention:

I intend that I AM an abundant person and I AM seeing abundance and abundant opportunities around me all the time.  So be it AND SO IT IS!!

Marilyn Anderson writes:

Haywood Christian Ministries is where I have been spending my days and days off when I have employment.  Exemplified there is love in action. 

 

It’s like a general store in many ways, one-stop-shopping.  So many treasures donated to make room for more.  Sold to people looking for something unique, something with meaning, and they find it.  People come from great distances for the shopping experience.

 

So many human stories exchanged between co-workers, volunteers and customers, customers and customers.  It’s quite an operation.  Devotions in the morning in the kitchen; then it’s to work for everyone, go out and do God’s work treating rich and poor with the same kindness so they leave feeling a little better. 

 

Donations come in during the day: radios, clothing, food, plastic bags, it’s a community effort, all given with love and care.  Agape is the word for this kind of love.  Enmeshed in the fabric of the organization is teamwork, yet everyone knows what their job is and what is needed to make the operation work.  The repair shop is where most donations come in, they are sorted and distributed between the clothing distribution area next to the food bank downstairs for clients needing assistance.  They also have a truck and van that are used for picking up furniture items every Friday.

 

Upstairs are the offices that care for personal assistance through the interview process and the thrift shop, which sustains half the financial base.  Most of the thrift shop customers are middle to well-to-do people in the community looking for a bargain and good conversation.  One lady was dancing to the radio music we had playing the other day.  We have our regulars who come and shop and talk to us every day but Sunday.

 

A lady and her husband yesterday had come from Augusta, Georgia to come see us.  She said nowhere else could she find people who cared about her.  She said she did not look like she was in pain, but she has very bad back pain.  She said the people who work here know other people’s pain.  That is called compassion.

 

We have several of our workers who are recovering from major surgery, or chronic pain, or have loved ones in pain and we support each other with prayer and encouragement.  Abundance reigns at HCM. 

 

I was able to do most of my Christmas shopping there.  I found and sent two large boxes of gifts, quality items, for fractions of what it would have cost in a regular retain store.  So, for people who say they cannot afford gifts; this is a way to shop inexpensively, yet gives a gift with meaning, helps the community, and gives everyone on your list something to open.

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Rev. Frank:  How is abundance showing up in your life?

 

I intend that I AM an abundant person and I AM seeing abundance and abundant opportunities around me all the time.  So be it AND SO IT IS!!

Comments

[Marilyn Anderson]

Pull it off today. Think about the life you want to live, although it has not come yet. Let the past go.

Spiritual partnering is a checkpoint, a way to stay focused with the vision.

Do the baby steps today.

[Syl]

Frank,

"...all about feeling good." Absolutely. This is grounded in doability! Let yourself feel good; it's our natural state. Feeling good about yourself means you are honoring the truth of your creation. Maintain that knowing and you grow deeper into harmony, unity, love and generosity, your abundance follows. It's The Law!!!

Syl

[Denise Peppler]

Dear Rev.Frank,

"When you get frightened, STOP, get inspired and find the solution that always exists within the inspiration."

This is profound and it is something I have practiced in my life especially at the workplace when things get a little (or a lot) frazzled and you do this and the solutions come, they really do!

thanks for sharing your words of wisdom.

Denise Peppler

[tom]

"Finding and expressing the Christ nature within ourselves is the key to our journey Home. We must stand aside and allow this One Perfect Life to flow through us."

The man who said this is awakened. I like this very much.

Tom