Comments for The Salt Lake Science of Getting Rich Club

Comment on The Six Faculties of the Mind by Steve

Steve — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:07:32 +0000

very informative. Are other readings on the faculties of the mind.?

Comment on What Do You Believe? by Toby Jensen

Toby Jensen — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 06:16:25 +0000

Beliefs are better than wondering around aimlessly not bothering to determine anything. Beliefs are only intended to guide us into light, truth, and knowledge through experience. Once we have the experience to live we no longer need the concept or words that got us there. Once we get the truth of where the belief has led us to we no longer need the belief.

Do we say – I believe the sun will rise tomorrow or do we live as if we expect it too knowing that it will (barring a meteor knocking us out of orbit)(and of course one day the sun will go supernova and burn the earth to a cinder block but it won’t be tomorrow)

Beliefs are replaced with light and truth and experience. Beliefs are replaced with a knowing.

Comment on The Six Faculties of the Mind by skycor

skycor — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:51:46 +0000

Bob Proctor talks about the faculties of the mind in his SGR Program, which is where I first learned about them. In addition, John Assaraf and Murray Smith discuss the faculties of the mind, along with other aspects of the mind, in their book, "The Answer"

Comment on The Six Faculties of the Mind by Steve

Steve — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:55:41 +0000

Thank you for your insight. Are any reading material on the faculties of the mind?

Comment on The Impression of Increase by Skyler

Skyler — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:18:40 +0000

hi! i particularly enjoyed reading this. i wanted to share this when this was first shared with the group, but didn’t take my chance. the comparison of the self to the moon, has struck chords within me before, when i first read about the comparison in an interview with maynard james keenan from the rock band tool. read that interview here:

http://www.cdicarlo.com/paper_04maynard.htm

Comment on What Do You Believe? by skycor

skycor — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:39:39 +0000

I believe you’ve got something there!

Comment on Effective Action by Aisza Wilde

Aisza Wilde — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:49:44 +0000

Ahhh, then success truly is the PROGRESSIVE realization of a worthy goal/ideal? Progress alone is success? I think so, certainly feels good too!

Comment on Check Your Ego At The Door! by skycor

skycor — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 15:00:38 +0000

Yes, the class on the 16th was an amazing experience! My thoughts were along the lines of “WOW!”. And I really appreciate the fact that I’m not the magic. After Aisza filled in for me a few weeks ago, she made two comments: 1-”I’m no Steven Sharp” and 2-”(Steven) you’re the magic”.

Here is my response to her, verbatim:

“Thank you, thank you, thank you for being willing and able to take the responsibility for Thursday’s class! I know that you were wonderful! And nobody expects you to be a “Steven Sharp” (whatever being a “Steven Sharp” might possibly mean). You’re an Aisza Wilde! Awesome! The beauty of the Salt Lake Science of Getting Rich Club is that we all get to learn together and do things that we may never have done before or wouldn’t normally do. I appreciate you and your Aisza Wilde-ness! I’m not the magic, I’m only a part of it, as are you and all the people who come. The real magic is in the awareness we’re all gaining.”

I am truly grateful for everyone who has attended and continues to attend our Thursday night gatherings. I love how we’re all learning together and growing in our awareness of our true potential.

You’re an awesome group! WOW!

Steven

Comment on Weekly Action Meeting for 03/19/09 by Scott Austin

Scott Austin — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 08:38:11 +0000

I would like to join your group. I work 3 out of four Thursday nights so I will be able to enjoy the group only once a month for now. Could you please send me more information.

Thank you,

Scott Austin

Comment on There is a science of getting rich by Aisza Wilde

Aisza Wilde — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 06:01:30 +0000

Steven,
During the meeting we talked about the article that you have a link to in this post. The concept that “the life that I want also wants me” escaped me for a long time until I read Bob Proctor’s book, You Were Born Rich in the chapter titled, The Law of Vibration and Attraction. He talks about, “a globe in a chandelier will vibrate when in resonance with a certain key on a piano; yet it will not vibrate to any other note on the piano keyboard. The two objects under discussion are composed of entirely different material…”

Well, I am made up of completely different material than the life I want (if you don’t count the little parts – energy), but I know that it wants me just as bad as I want it because we are both vibrating at the same level or frequency! Just like the piano and the chandelier.

Food for thought,

Aisza Wilde