I feel compelled to tell you that 10 thousand views of your dragon story are from me. I return to it in the middle of any situation where dragons seem real again. Thank you so much. 💗
This story has changed my life around, it happened immediately, for more than 30 years I thought I had got over a bad time, that I had put it to rest, but I hadn't, I had carried these dragons on my back for all those years and just added more and more, after seeing this I released them all and felt a weight lift from my shoulders, this is the best video I have ever seen thank you, thank you Michael, this was life changing for me.
My son Bob has a riddle: Imagine you're in a metal room, how do you get out. There are 3 ways. 1. Walk through the door, I didn't say it was a box. 2. Tin foil is metal. Walk through the wall. 3. Stop imagining, and wake up!
I heard Michael talking about this client on his radio show. I was delighted months later when I suddenly noticed my nails had grown, easily and effortlessly, with no conscious insight, after a lifetime of trying. Occasionally I'd notice myself biting them again, often with the thought 'you must be really stirred up if you think this is going to help.' I never worried about it, just waited for them to grow again.
When one realises there are no dragons then there will be no fear for example when skipping down a shopping street singing 'I am free' to all the shoppers. The shoppers are in your imagination.
That made zero sense. The dragons were used as a metaphor for real life issues humans might be afraid of. Things like war, dying, poverty, and loneliness. You can't just wake up one day and pretend these things don't exist.
The world is us pushed out. What we see in our outer reality is of our own creation. (Neville Goddard) Check out his work. You'll understand the dragon story when you do. ❤️
But war does not exist, unless we create it, because we are afraid of it :-) Same thing with poverty, which is entirely a human invention - because the entire thing it is predicated on - money, is also a non-existent thing. It is simply a virtual measure of value added... and being paralyzed with fear and other variations of binding negativity is what casts people into "poverty"... and loneliness is the purest example, as it is actually directly created by sheltering oneself from others, because they may be dragons among them... Dying is in a category of its own, which I wont get into, because you provided more immediate examples. :-) Cheers, -Pete
I feel compelled to tell you that 10 thousand views of your dragon story are from me. I return to it in the middle of any situation where dragons seem real again. Thank you so much. 💗
This story has changed my life around, it happened immediately, for more than 30 years I thought I had got over a bad time, that I had put it to rest, but I hadn't, I had carried these dragons on my back for all those years and just added more and more, after seeing this I released them all and felt a weight lift from my shoulders, this is the best video I have ever seen thank you, thank you Michael, this was life changing for me.
My son Bob has a riddle: Imagine you're in a metal room, how do you get out. There are 3 ways.
1. Walk through the door, I didn't say it was a box.
2. Tin foil is metal. Walk through the wall.
3. Stop imagining, and wake up!
I heard Michael talking about this client on his radio show. I was delighted months later when I suddenly noticed my nails had grown, easily and effortlessly, with no conscious insight, after a lifetime of trying. Occasionally I'd notice myself biting them again, often with the thought 'you must be really stirred up if you think this is going to help.' I never worried about it, just waited for them to grow again.
Still one of my favourite Michael Neill stories 🐲
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I love this story and the cartoons are perfect. Thank you Michael!
I love this, now I nan see the shadow is just a shadow.
Such a great story and I love the way you've created the video Michael and team....Great Job!
When one realises there are no dragons then there will be no fear for example when skipping down a shopping street singing 'I am free' to all the shoppers. The shoppers are in your imagination.
Glad there are no haters to say anything... Yaaaaay!
me too, isn't it refreshing!!!
Powerful and inductive. Thank you.
Thanks Michael what a great story and really helpful
Thank you
I love this, but applying it?
so Great Michael!
Great video uncle Michael!
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Is Chinese Dragon ... or eastern dragon
But not dragon with wing
That made zero sense. The dragons were used as a metaphor for real life issues humans might be afraid of. Things like war, dying, poverty, and loneliness. You can't just wake up one day and pretend these things don't exist.
I think it's not that they don't exist, but that our thoughts/stories about them are what make them scary?
The world is us pushed out. What we see in our outer reality is of our own creation. (Neville Goddard)
Check out his work. You'll understand the dragon story when you do. ❤️
But war does not exist, unless we create it, because we are afraid of it :-) Same thing with poverty, which is entirely a human invention - because the entire thing it is predicated on - money, is also a non-existent thing. It is simply a virtual measure of value added... and being paralyzed with fear and other variations of binding negativity is what casts people into "poverty"... and loneliness is the purest example, as it is actually directly created by sheltering oneself from others, because they may be dragons among them... Dying is in a category of its own, which I wont get into, because you provided more immediate examples. :-) Cheers, -Pete