How do our Thoughts Manifest?

This Page is created to help you discover that you are more than you thought possible. And that through each thought we think, we create the world around us into our reality..

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Lizzie Bellotto
Sep 10, 2013 @ 21:51:41

Love browsing your sanctuary 😉 I got to make time and incorporate more dimensions in my blog sometimes! Thank you for beautiful positive energy and light! Xxx

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Sep 11, 2013 @ 10:18:25
  
  Love visiting your blog also, I too need to create more time for browsing, I feel a little guilty for not exploring yours as deeply. But its Great! that you enjoy so much, I can often write a draft for a post never to post it, for if it doesn’t feel right I don’t. And time has been shorter on the PC of late, due to work commitments and time managing home and garden plus granddaughter sitting 🙂 Not wanting to miss out on our beautiful weather we have had either.
  I appreciate your wonderful visits and thank you most kindly for your encouragement
  Love and Light
  Sue xoxox
  
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jacksjottings
Sep 11, 2013 @ 07:06:42

Dr Wayne Dyer’s book Living the wisdom of the Toa and some of his talks on youtube and thes one are great food for thought.
The second step on the Eight Fold Path is Right thoughts.
I place gerat importance on thoughts. I will meditate on the chemistery aspects put forward by Dr W. Dyer. I may do a post on thoughts as i believe the thought leads to the action and if repeated will become habitual. We must be aware when we are thinking unholesom thoughts. Thanks Dreamwalker.

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Sep 11, 2013 @ 11:12:33
  
  Hi Jack, yes Wayne Dyer was among the first books along with Stuart Wilde and Deepak Chopra and others whose words opened my mind to seek out more of who we are way back in the beginning of the 90’s My own book shelves are lined with many of his books, and I have a selection of tapes too.
  Yes our Thoughts! are the Key, even the mundane ones that we mull over all are given power as we focus our Intention within them as ‘Thoughts Create’! Thank you for your most welcome visit and comment Jack 🙂
  
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Michael Genford
Dec 18, 2013 @ 22:33:59

You have a lovely blog, Sue. I look forward to diving deeper into it. 🙂

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Dec 19, 2013 @ 14:47:07
  
  Thank you Michael, for taking the time to drop by and leave your kind comment
  Sue
  
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ssbonsor
Jul 25, 2014 @ 05:47:56

Dear Sue,
Pictures above were blank. Anyway, thoughts are very powerful. They arise in the mind constantly and push you towards sense objects and sense objects pull the mind towards them, This game goes on! A single thought can lead to disaster. Therefore, I think, thoughts should be filtered before they create havoc in the mind.
Love and Blessings.
Surinder

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Aug 04, 2014 @ 15:59:37
  
  Dear Surinder.. I hope you are well… Thank you, This page was created some years ago, I must go and refresh it and thank you for telling me about the pictures..
  Yes this game goes on.. It all begins with thought!.. You are very wise my friend.. thank you for your most welcome visit here, apologies I am late answering.. but I have taken a break from WP for a while, but back now.. Love and Blessings back.. Sue
  
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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Aug 04, 2014 @ 17:21:47
  
  Dear Surinder these pictures are videos from You tube.. Maybe you have to wait for them to load up.. they are here upon my page as i view them.. Thank you xx Sue
  
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ssbonsor
Nov 06, 2014 @ 10:34:45

Yes, indeed, we are what we think and as we think so we become. It is said that the type of food we take also influences our thinking for example meat products makes one aggressive and vegetarian food makes one calm and peaceful. Our company, associates and environment also affects our thinking patterns.
Best wishes,
Surinder

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Nov 07, 2014 @ 10:02:08
  
  Yes you are wise Surinder and all of these elements of life styles affect us… Thanking you so much for browsing my blog and leaving such lovely comment.. Blessings Sue
  
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Nihar Pradhan
Dec 07, 2014 @ 02:07:28

Thinking is no less than breathing, if we stop thinking we stop existing mentally…thoughts are intrinsic force powering our mental functioning… the quality of our thinking defines the quality of our life…our internal thoughts are influenced by the external things, how we look at them and how we treat things around, every acting of us affect our thinking…

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Dec 07, 2014 @ 13:42:22
  
  Nihar.. your words are so true.. ” the quality of our thinking defines the quality of our life…”.. You have it in a nutshell my friend.. 🙂 Thank you
  
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  - Nihar Pradhan
    Dec 07, 2014 @ 18:54:20
    
    Yes, thoughts needs to be nurtured and good interactions nourishes that thought…Sue, you have such a lovely and inspiring posts…it lifts the thoughts to a higher level of thinking and better living….
    
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Deb Villines
Jul 12, 2015 @ 04:05:33

Hey Sue; I know the teachings of Abraham Hicks;) I listen to her almost daily, but I am still struggling with my vortex, and my hearts desires; but every day, I listen to her; I learn new things;) enjoyed this post thanks;)) Be blessed:) Deb

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Jul 12, 2015 @ 09:49:23
  
  Yes some wonderful teachings out there from various sources.. Sometimes trying ‘Too Hard’ is what we do wrong.. I find just breathing in and learning to let Go of what is not important.. For Nothing really is when you see we are eternal and are here to learn and grow.. We have to sometimes step back from ourselves and just be in the flow.. Love and Blessings and thank you so much for taking the time to browse my pages .. Sue x
  
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  - Deb Villines
    Jul 12, 2015 @ 20:11:39
    
    you are very welcome, love and light sent your way:)
    
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dr sweetyshinde
Oct 27, 2016 @ 05:18:10

Thoughts have a cyclical nature as well as autonomy. I mean a chain of thought can stimulate another chain. Its up to us to break a negative chain and boost the positive chain.
I guess meditation helps by creating a peaceful oasis , almost like a vacuum ready to be filled in by positive or negative thoughts.

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Oct 27, 2016 @ 21:25:16
  
  Yes I find meditation a positive vibration in which to focus.. So often we dwell upon the negatives in life.. Learning to let go and relax and focus upon the breath, or a candle flame.. Can stop our minds reaching inward to the problems that we often replay over and over within our minds.. I also find the practice of Qi Gong a great source of healing also.
  
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  - dr sweetyshinde
    Oct 30, 2016 @ 06:51:52
    
    I hadn’t heard of Qi Gong yet. Is it significantly different from meditation?
    The mind is a chaos. The toughest part of meditation is not maintain the cross legged pose, but reigning in the mind as it tends to fly, wander and oscillate to its own tunes
    
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    - Sue Dreamwalker
      Oct 30, 2016 @ 17:25:41
      
      Yes I do not sit crossed legged, 🙂 Mind can never be emptied but I do find focusing on the breath deeply peaceful. And sitting out in nature just listening to the birds or the babbling of a stream is medatative 🙂 There are many ways we meditate. Qi Gong is another focus and I practice Spring Forest Qi Gong..
      
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Ginni Deville
Mar 30, 2017 @ 22:14:28

Great post, plenty for me to mull over and think about here; I’m definitely guilty of sowing many seeds but forgetting to water them

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Mar 31, 2017 @ 12:59:23
  
  Many thanks Ginni for your welcome visit and comment.. 🙂 and I loved my own visit.. Your poetry I loved.. xx
  
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Teagan Geneviene
Apr 05, 2017 @ 17:45:27

Oh, marvelous, Sue! I need to come back to this page from home to watch the videos. I enjoy Louise.
I know from experience that thinking negative thoughts brings more bad things. As “Pip” might say, “It’s pos-i-lute-ly all about the positive!” Huge hugs.

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Apr 05, 2017 @ 17:48:09
  
  Haha…. So loved that.. and YOU dear Teagan are becoming Pip haha… ( Are you sure you are not a split personality LOL ) living two lives, three, four.. haha… Maybe you are a shape shifter.. hehe… 🙂 LOL big smiles.. and yes I love Louise she helped me through a lot.. xxx
  
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  - Teagan Geneviene
    Apr 05, 2017 @ 17:51:31
    
    LOL. I nearly shifted into a lynx once… 🐱
    Alter egos might explain my fatigue! Heaven knows when I start thinking about all the characters in all my stories, it can get crowded in my head! 😀
    
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    - Sue Dreamwalker
      Apr 05, 2017 @ 17:52:57
      
      I am sure… I bet you go to bed as one person and wake up as another LOL.. a Lynx.. lol.. 🙂 I do not know how you do it.. But you do it Soooooo Well xxxx
      
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itsacrazycatladything
Apr 25, 2017 @ 19:36:16

Thank you for sharing great content. I have followed Louise Hay for many years, and Esther Hicks for only a few months. I will certainly go back and revisit these videos from time to time.

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Apr 26, 2017 @ 10:08:39
  
  Thank you Deb..
  Yes Louise Hays Book You can Heal your Life, literally helped get my own back on track after a nervous break down in the 90’s .
  
  I was introduced to Abraham~ Ester Hicks many years later via my daughter.. And she bought me several of her CD,s as gifts which was before the passing of Jerry her Husband. And so have been acquainted with Abraham a few years now.
  And I am sure when you see the wisdom of Abraham’s teachings through Ester you will see how its our own thoughts which manifest that which we put our intent into… Even thinking things such as what we Do NOT want.. if we focus upon it long enough that Intent within that thought gains power and so we bring it into our world, as like attracts like etc..
  I am so happy you are browsing my site Deborah its wonderful to have you visit these pages.. Not many come by here anymore.. as many reply to comments via the Reader and so do not actually ‘Land’ on my site lol 🙂 So the pleasure to have you here is a joy.. 🙂
  
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Miriam
May 04, 2017 @ 22:31:13

I’m so happy to have found my way here Sue. So much of what I see on your beautiful blog resonates with me. Thank you for sharing what you’ve learned, I look forward to walking the journey with you. Warmest wishes.

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Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, MCC, SCAC
Jun 23, 2017 @ 05:08:42

Thanks so much for the videos you posted on this page, Sue. I had already seen the “water” one – and, of course, I was immediately attracted to the Quantum Physics (which I’ve now seen). I’m leaving this tab open until I’ve had time to run through all of them. Thanks so much for sharing.
xx,
mgh
(Madelyn Griffith-Haynie – ADDandSoMuchMORE dot com)
ADD/EFD Coach Training Field founder; ADD Coaching co-founder
“It takes a village to transform a world!”

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Jun 23, 2017 @ 15:28:50
  
  So happy you enjoyed this Page Madelyn.. its made my day as they do not get visited often these days.. As people use only the reader to answer comments mostly so never actually visit our blogs to see the many things we have in them.. 🙂 So thank you so much 🙂
  
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  - Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, MCC, SCAC
    Jun 23, 2017 @ 17:33:54
    
    You’re welcome, Sue. That IS a down-side of the Reader. I use it to show support for bloggers I actually read (google algorithms count the *appearance* of engagement rather than actual, and SEO is another piece of the problem).
    
    I can’t get to *every* post I ‘like’ each day, of course — especially when so many bloggers post daily or -yikes- many times daily (I figure they’re good with likes since they are obviously going for numbers). I do get around to actually read the bloggers I follow, especially those who engage with my posts (eventually – lol – it’s a huge task). While I’m there, if time permits, I like to check out an older post as well.
    
    I also read a reblog or two each week (from sites I have already found compelling) to see who else is out there – and I appreciate them for bringing posts I’ve missed from those I follow to my attention, but the sites that reblog like maniacs with little original content are simply too much for me (with the exception of a few content curators I do foliow closely – mostly science related).
    
    It’s extremely time consuming (and I don’t always have that time) but I learn SO much it’s practically addicting. I know I’m not a “typical” follower, but I also know there are many like me out there.
    
    I also read links and watch videos in the articles I read, and I realize that only a small handful of readers or followers actually do that. So I know personally the warm glow that comes from a comment from one of your truly engaged readers. For them we post – right? 🙂
    xx,
    mgh
    
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    - Sue Dreamwalker
      Jun 24, 2017 @ 12:03:00
      
      Yes for those we post.. And like you, we only have so many hours in a day, and Life is for living.. So fully agree with all you have said here Madelyn.. If one can just capture one’s attention to help them think from a different perspective, then our mission is on course.. 🙂
      Wishing you a beautiful Weekend 🙂 ❤
      
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      - Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, MCC, SCAC
        Jun 24, 2017 @ 20:04:45
        
        Thanks – it has been perfectly lovely already. Wishing the same for you.
        xx,
        mgh
        
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Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, MCC, SCAC
Jun 24, 2017 @ 07:24:17

Thanks again – enjoyed them all – especially revisiting the Abraham Hicks work. Tricky stuff sometimes, yes? But important to hold in mind.
xx,
mgh

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- Sue Dreamwalker
  Jun 24, 2017 @ 14:25:01
  
  🙂 🙂 you are most welcome.. xx
  
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  - Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, MCC, SCAC
    Jun 24, 2017 @ 19:52:13
    
    🙂
    
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