{25,238 cures} Sharing - Beverly: Remove the veil of defeats

[Guest guest]

Keely,

I tried again and got 2111 nameable defeats that I need to identify right now. I

tested around some more and got that my defeatist attitude is not what I needed

to identify, rather I needed to name things that I had tried to do and failed

at. I made a list of 16 things and removed those. It was kind of interesting

thinking back over my life and thinking about what things I had actually tried

to accomplish and failed to do. I listed some things that I failed at for a long

time but eventually suceeded at like quitting smoking. Some of the other things

were ill advised to try and doomed to failure. My biggest defeat is failing to

regain my health.

Beverly

Re: {25,238 cures} Remove the veil of defeats

Did you click on both links? One takes you to " How many? " -- you'll see that

you get a total number, then you ask, " How many do I need to know about? "

Meaning how many do you need to identify? Often it's a small number. Things

clear in batches.

Do more browsing and general reading on the site. Go to Tips & Pointers on

the Hub. Listen to more talks. There could be some pitfalls when you just do

lesson after lesson. Test for yourselves around the Hub to see where you need

to go. Let yourself be guided -- don't follow any preconceived answers.

Love,

Keely

keely@...

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing your discoveries.

1) Did you keep re-testing the numbers as the lesson tells you to do?

and

2) Did you keep removing till you tested you had no more defeats? Sounds like

you might be naming but not removing them.

If not, do these.

Love, Keely

Remove the Veil:

http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/0lesson/0vel.htm

http://www.TheCureDrive.org

Tally: 24,000+ cures & counting

> [Original Message]

> From: Beverly <bevbh@...>

> < >

> Date: 1/10/2006 7:22:43 AM

> Subject: {25,238 cures} Sharing - Beverly: Remove the veil of defeats

>

> Keely,

>

> I tried again and got 2111 nameable defeats that I need to identify right

now. I tested around some more and got that my defeatist attitude is not

what I needed to identify, rather I needed to name things that I had tried

to do and failed at. I made a list of 16 things and removed those. It was

kind of interesting thinking back over my life and thinking about what

things I had actually tried to accomplish and failed to do. I listed some

things that I failed at for a long time but eventually suceeded at like

quitting smoking. Some of the other things were ill advised to try and

doomed to failure. My biggest defeat is failing to regain my health.

>

> Beverly

>

> Re: {25,238 cures} Remove the veil of defeats

>

>

> Did you click on both links? One takes you to " How many? " -- you'll

see that you get a total number, then you ask, " How many do I need to know

about? " Meaning how many do you need to identify? Often it's a small

number. Things clear in batches.

>

> Do more browsing and general reading on the site. Go to Tips &

Pointers on the Hub. Listen to more talks. There could be some pitfalls

when you just do lesson after lesson. Test for yourselves around the Hub

to see where you need to go. Let yourself be guided -- don't follow any

preconceived answers.

>

> Love,

> Keely

> keely@...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Beverly, that is awesome accessing! I would say that you are going to be well

on your way to your cures with that kind of questioning.

Meredith

Beverly <bevbh@...> wrote:

Keely,

I tried again and got 2111 nameable defeats that I need to identify right now. I

tested around some more and got that my defeatist attitude is not what I needed

to identify, rather I needed to name things that I had tried to do and failed

at. I made a list of 16 things and removed those. It was kind of interesting

thinking back over my life and thinking about what things I had actually tried

to accomplish and failed to do. I listed some things that I failed at for a long

time but eventually suceeded at like quitting smoking. Some of the other things

were ill advised to try and doomed to failure. My biggest defeat is failing to

regain my health.

Beverly

Re: {25,238 cures} Remove the veil of defeats

Did you click on both links? One takes you to " How many? " -- you'll see that

you get a total number, then you ask, " How many do I need to know about? "

Meaning how many do you need to identify? Often it's a small number. Things

clear in batches.

Do more browsing and general reading on the site. Go to Tips & Pointers on

the Hub. Listen to more talks. There could be some pitfalls when you just do

lesson after lesson. Test for yourselves around the Hub to see where you need

to go. Let yourself be guided -- don't follow any preconceived answers.

Love,

Keely

keely@...

[Guest guest]

Stamina, perseverance, determination. If people apply what you're doing to

whatever they're curing, they will win. Thanks again for sharing it.

Love, Keely

Keely,

Yes, I did remove the 16 defeats that I had found and I accessed that I had

experienced some of them many times, so I figured that I would be at least

wittling away some of my 2111 defeats. I didnt retest the number then because I

was getting that I had removed all defeats. This morning I tested again and got

2032.

I just went through my list and removed them all again. Then I found 2 more to

add to the list and remove from me. The defeats that I am naming fall into 3

main categories - dealing with my addictions, relationships with other people

and life events.

Ok, just tested again and got 1932. Looks like I just need to keep whittling.

Beverly

{25,238 cures} Sharing - Beverly: Remove the veil of defeats

>

> Keely,

>

> I tried again and got 2111 nameable defeats that I need to identify right

now. I tested around some more and got that my defeatist attitude is not

what I needed to identify, rather I needed to name things that I had tried

to do and failed at. I made a list of 16 things and removed those. It was

kind of interesting thinking back over my life and thinking about what

things I had actually tried to accomplish and failed to do. I listed some

things that I failed at for a long time but eventually suceeded at like

quitting smoking. Some of the other things were ill advised to try and

doomed to failure. My biggest defeat is failing to regain my health.

>

> Beverly

>

>