#abe hicks

Hey friends! I just want to offer a little insight on the steps Abraham-Hicks describes, and where Blissipline falls in there.

So here are the steps…

Step 1 - We ask for something.

Asking happens all the time, all day long, as we encounter the wonderful contrast and variety that life offers us. Whenever something happens that we don’t like, we immediately generate a desire for what we do like. This is completely automatic and inevitable, and we don’t need to work on it. Similarly, when we see something that we like, we immediately generate a desire for experiencing that or something similar in our life. Again, this just happens automatically, all day, every day.

Step 2 - The universe responds

Source Energy, aka our Inner Genius, says, “Yes,” and the circumstances that will bring this thing to us are put into motion.

Sometimes we can actually feel this “yes.” One time I won a trip to Amsterdam, and from the moment I saw the postcard announcing it, I knew that if I entered I would win. This feeling was very clear – a sort of clicking into place. I frequently experience it in smaller things, like for example when I know that that the person I am meeting is going to be a bit late, so I can relax and not hurry. I also experienced it when we found our home. You’ve probably felt this too at times.

However, we don’t need to feel this click. Regardless of whether we feel that click of awareness or not, Source says “yes” to our desire. The click has more to do with Step 3.

We don’t have to do anything to make this step happen. It is in automatic response to our asking.

Step 3 - We allow what we have asked for

We get into alignment with what we have asked for and allow ourselves to receive it.

This is a step we have control over and the step we need to focus on. This is where the dance between what we want and what we believe we can have comes into play. It’s where the difference between focusing on the delight of having what we want (and attracting it toward us) or focusing on the absence of what we want (and pushing it away from us) becomes important.

This is the beginning of Blissipline… the awareness of our capacity to get into receiving mode.

Step 4 - we get really good at Step 3.

This is where it becomes more deliberate and where the three-point turn and every other practice lives.

This is where we cultivate a daily, moment by moment practice of alignment, ease, joy, allowing.

This is really the heart of Blissipline, and through practicing deliberately to release resistance, through focusing on what we enjoy, and through all the other practices available to us, we find ourselves feeling more and more resilient, and we become less and less vulnerable to feeling bad in the face of contrast.

Step 5 - embracing contrast

This is where we really begin to see the value that contrast offers us. We begin to see how it is the source of our magnificent expansion, and we really begin to appreciate it. Sometimes Abe says, step 5 is being in Step 1 and not getting mad at yourself.

This is both a practice of, and a fruit of Blissipline.

So in essence, Blissipline, is a dance of steps 3, 4, 5, 4, 5, 3, 4, 3, 5, 4, 3, etc!