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September
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Vol.#17
Issue#17
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Interdimensional
Akashic Wisdom Retrieval
Warrior Priestess Wisdom Ebooks
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The Value of Perceived Value Perceived value is defined as the worth or value that a person assigns to anything. For example, this cartoon I found when I was in real estate depicts the various perceived values that are assigned to a house by different people.
Your perceived value of yourself may shift and change depending upon who and what you're using for feedback, like the value of the house. Everyone you know gives you information about how they value you, which in turn you use in your own self-evlauation. The things you surround yourself with also tell much about how you value yourself. For example, a friend once offered to lend me his truck when I needed to haul something to the recycling center. Although I was grateful, when he drove the truck to my house, I quickly changed my mind. Not only was the truck a real junker, there was no floor on the driver's side of the cab... just a big hole through which I could see the pavement below. I had a stern talk with him about his perceived value of what he deserved. Evidently he heard me because within two weeks he'd taken that truck to the wrecking yard and bought himself a used but very nice truck. The last truck he bought was a deluxe, fancy schmancy, 3/4 ton for which he paid $75,000. Obviously his perceived value of himself has risen to new heights! Try this: take inventory of the things and people you surround yourself with. Write a list of them and describe each one briefly. Are your friends all users or victims or are they kind and generous to you? Do you hate or love your job? Are the people you work with respectful and kind to you? Is your home pleasent, well-kept, and furnished with things you love? Are your clothes nice, tidy, well-fitting, and attractive on you? If at the end of that self assessment you find those things and people on the list indicate that you have a low perceived value of yourself, here are some steps you can take to elevate your personal perceived value: 1. Begin by replacing one thing with something of much better quality. Notice often how much better you feel about yourself when you pay attention to that better quality item that you allowed yourself to have. As Terry Cole Whittacker says, "If you're still shopping at Kmart, you deserve it." 2. Toss out or recycle old things you never use anymore. Leave that space open until something wonderful, something you love, shows up to replace them. 3. Set boundaries about what you will and will not allow others to do to you... and in your presence. For help in setting boundaries, refer to Chapter 2 in my book, An Inner Journey or if you don't have my book already, just click on the link at the end of this article to receive my gift for you. 3. Buy one new thing that's of better quality than you would normally buy and costs much more than you would usually spend. Notice how you feel when you use that newer and better quality item. 4. Welcome gifts from others, whether the gift is a physical one or an action. Be grateful for what you receive and you'll find that even more will be given you. If you have difficulty with this, then consider how good you feel when you give something to another and receive in return their heartfelt thanks and gratitude. Especially be openly full of gratitude if it's of better quality or more than you would usually allow yourself. Do not demean yourself, the gift giver, or the gift with "Oh, you shouldn't have." Yes, they should have. Gratefully receiving from others opens you to valuing yourself more and better. Why is all this important? We're living in a time of the most extreme and intense fear that ever has existed on this planet. The opposite of fear is love, both of which are energies that we feel and interpret as emotions. Fear is the lowest frequency of energy and love is the highest frequency. So when you disallow yourself to have anything of higher or better quality in your life, you're choosing from fear and are lowering your perceived value of yourself. Choosing from love results in you having a higher perceived value of yourself. Another important aspect to consider is that not only are you affected by the emotional energy of others around you, but you are affecting them with your emotional energy. Everyone radiates the energy of their emotions. That energy is sensed by everyone near them, whether the others are aware of it or not. Examples are the excited energy created at sports events, the deep and profound energy of inner peace created during spiritual ceremonies, and the happy excited energy created at grand celebrations. Raising your perceived value of yourself raises your emotional energy frequency to that of love. This means that when you're around others, you're radiating that higher energy to them and helping then to step up to the frequency of love and out of the lower frequency of fear. And right now what we need on this planet is more of the higher energy of love. Love, My Gift to YOU!
Personal boundaries are defined as "standards and limits that you set in regard to what you will and will not accept in other people's behavior toward you or in your presence." More simply stated, they're invisible lines of protection you set around yourself. My gift to you is the chapter on personal boundaries from my book, An Inner Journey: Living Your Life Purpose. It's likely the most powerful subject in the entire book! When you use personal boundaries, you empower yourself. No longer will you find yourself being a victim to what other people think you should do, believe, say, and more. Personal boundaries are a vital part of raising your perceived value of yourself. People who have strong personal boundaries have great self respect and honor their worth. www.Warrior-Priestess.com/Newsletters/PersonalBoundaries.doc  
The Akashic Record is the record of your Soul since your very first beginning or incarnation. It contains all your personal history, everything you've ever experienced in every lifetime you've ever had... and you've had hundreds and possibly thousands of lifetimes! Imagine the wealth of information - the knowledge and wisdom - stored in your Akashic Record. Imagine how all that information can help guide you through challenges you're facing now. Using the seven major chakras as the gateway to your Akashic Record, astounding wisdom is revealed to you... wisdom you've gained throughout all your past lifetimes. |
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