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    7/18/2017 1:23 pm

    Lindsay wrote:

    Mcleanie, you've echoed my thoughts exactly!   It had been a few weeks since my original post.  I most certainly have not let my ex go in the sense of not thinking about him at all and forgetting his existence, but I've become MUCH better at thinking about him and us in only a positive way.  I can't believe how much time I used to spend reliving the horrible conversations we had in the last few weeks of our relationship or seeing flashes of him and the girl he left me for happy or even creating fake arguments up in my mind!  It was like most of the thoughts I had about him left me in an anxious state (worried he'd never come back) or in a depressed state (missing him) or at times angry (over how things came to an end and the new girl).
    Am I 100% perfect at this yet?  Certainly not!  Not even close.  Every time one of these thoughts pop into my head, I try my best to let it go in light and love and replace it with a wonderful fantasy of us back together and happy.  . 
    I read a few of Veronica Isles books and I'm currently doing her 25 Day Challenge.  It has helped me immensely.  On day 4 of it, my ex emailed me.  Mind you, it was a work-related email, but it was the first time he initiated contact with me since February. 
    Another mistake you're probably making if you're anything like me, is thinking in the voice of "when we're back together" or "if we get back together."  Stop that.  Think in the present form.  We ARE together right now.  Not "when we get back together I'm going to take him to dinner at that Thai place."  Think "we're eating at that Thai place right now and he's eating the Pad Thai and I'm having the Massuman Curry and he's very impressed at my tolerance to spice.  We're sharing the spring rolls as an appetizer and sharing a bottle of Reisling." Be very vivid and very specific.  Taste that food. See him looking at you lovingly over the table.  Laugh at your conversations.  Even feel his hand in yours and the steam of the food on your skin.  

     You got it girl good job!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 And those details I feel like I'm even there you made me hungry! 😂💞

    7/18/2017 9:21 am

    Mcleanie, you've echoed my thoughts exactly!   It had been a few weeks since my original post.  I most certainly have not let my ex go in the sense of not thinking about him at all and forgetting his existence, but I've become MUCH better at thinking about him and us in only a positive way.  I can't believe how much time I used to spend reliving the horrible conversations we had in the last few weeks of our relationship or seeing flashes of him and the girl he left me for happy or even creating fake arguments up in my mind!  It was like most of the thoughts I had about him left me in an anxious state (worried he'd never come back) or in a depressed state (missing him) or at times angry (over how things came to an end and the new girl).
    Am I 100% perfect at this yet?  Certainly not!  Not even close.  Every time one of these thoughts pop into my head, I try my best to let it go in light and love and replace it with a wonderful fantasy of us back together and happy.  . 
    I read a few of Veronica Isles books and I'm currently doing her 25 Day Challenge.  It has helped me immensely.  On day 4 of it, my ex emailed me.  Mind you, it was a work-related email, but it was the first time he initiated contact with me since February. 
    Another mistake you're probably making if you're anything like me, is thinking in the voice of "when we're back together" or "if we get back together."  Stop that.  Think in the present form.  We ARE together right now.  Not "when we get back together I'm going to take him to dinner at that Thai place."  Think "we're eating at that Thai place right now and he's eating the Pad Thai and I'm having the Massuman Curry and he's very impressed at my tolerance to spice.  We're sharing the spring rolls as an appetizer and sharing a bottle of Reisling." Be very vivid and very specific.  Taste that food. See him looking at you lovingly over the table.  Laugh at your conversations.  Even feel his hand in yours and the steam of the food on your skin.  

    7/17/2017 12:42 pm

    ddennis5150 wrote:

    Lindsay I was just feeling your same way. I have pictures of him all around my house. Trying to live in the end. But someday it brings me such longing. I have good days and bad days, I just want to let go, but then afraid what happens if I do.  I don't know if I can have this feeling everyone talks about when I let him go and try to move on.  I am in the same boat. I don't know how to let go and not think about him.

     
    You are not "letting him go"! You're letting the feelings of anxiety and worry and hurt go not literally him! If you continue to feel and be the way you are now he'll never come back! Read Neville Goddards books and you will find out when you start doing the techniques and you have strong mixed feelings of hurt and anger and resentment and longing that will come through first because they are the most prominent feeling and so he will only feel those negative emotions from you and I'm pretty sure your guy doesn't want to be around someone who feels that way! So make sure you really really are in a good place when doing these techniques if you're not then you're wasting your time! I'm not trying to be negative I just want you girls to be successful at this because i have a 120% belief in these techniques I see it everyday so please keep trying and little by little things will get better and then Boom it just all falls in to place!😀💝

    7/16/2017 10:48 pm

    Lindsay I was just feeling your same way. I have pictures of him all around my house. Trying to live in the end. But someday it brings me such longing. I have good days and bad days, I just want to let go, but then afraid what happens if I do.  I don't know if I can have this feeling everyone talks about when I let him go and try to move on.  I am in the same boat. I don't know how to let go and not think about him.

    7/04/2017 2:20 am

    Valid feelings!

    Get busy and do all the things you love and enjoy in your life, thats the message of letting go. Focus on you and what makes you feel good and trust that they get the messages, they do. Trust the process. 

    This is about more than the meditation, it becomes more of a journey into yourself. ❤

    7/03/2017 8:55 pm

    Hi all.  I just finished reading Pussy Whipped and I downloaded the guided meditation for it.  I have only one problem I'm hoping you can help me with.   Lanie says to do the manifestation and just let it go.  Go on with your day and with your life and don't think about the guy.  Honestly, if I were able to go in with my life and not think about my target, I wouldn't have bought this book.  My 3rd pretty much consumes my thoughts.  How did you all managed to push the thoughts out?  I fear manifesting a "conversation" with him will push me deeper into the rabbit hole.  Almost like a drug user getting a "taste." 
    Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

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