Unlimited Abundance Lies

Here is a question that a reader sent in regarding the Unlimited Abundance Course with Christie Marie Sheldon.  Please note that whatever I share here as a response, is my own opinion.  I am not trying to speak for Christie Marie Sheldon.  These are my opinions and should not be taken as fact. They are from my experiences with this program and how I view unlimited abundance with respect the lies we need to clear.

I have written extensively on this subject from my first days of skepticism and harsh critique, to future moments where I could begin to see results.   I was a very rough critic at first until I decided to give it a try.  At first I wondered if it would truly help me and then I began to see enough results that I kept going.  It wasn't until recently that I finally made major progress and this month has been one of my best months in a very long time.  I'm only share on this blog, what things have worked for me and some of my own personal journey along the way.  I rarely ever talk on this blog about something I have not personally tried.

The question asked was in regards to not being able to identify the lies and can you clear the lies without listening to the audio.  Below is my response to these questions and concerns.  For more information, you could always contact Mind Valley which publishes the Unlimited Abundance Program.

Truth or Lies or Truthiness

These days I see so many people lying as if it were a normal and acceptable practice.  In fact, throughout our society and the world, lying seems to have replaced honesty.  Truth has become truthiness.  Each day, whether it is in political ads, advertisements, or everyday communication, lying has become the source of our communication.  Yes, I know there are some honest people left in this world, but the dominating force of what we see in a day, falls short of what we used to know as truth.

At one time I worked for a boss by the name of Ron.  Ron was overall an upstanding person, but he had this flaw that really bugged me.  You see, if he was trying to get someone to do something, he would say whatever he needed to in order to make that happen.  His justification was that if someone believes what he is saying, than its the truth.  Unfortunately, that is skewing life so badly that reality is nothing but a blurred image.  Of course in the end, he manufactured a "lie" against me that got me dismissed.  I always thought it was ironic how he had no desire for the truth, but he used the truth against me as a sword.

Growing up, my older brother knew nothing about telling the truth.  I remember my Dad shoving a bar of soap in his mouth every time he was caught lying and even though the punishment was horrible, he still continued to lie.  The lies would often be about things that really didn't matter and I would sit there dumbfounded as to why he was lying.  On the other hand, I could not lie because anyone could read my face and see it as plain as day.