“The process of change requires unlearning first, then learning.”
Dr. Joe Dispenza, Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself
Every so often, growth means less rather than more — old thoughts, old habits, old identities pruned back to make room for what’s actually trying to bloom. Turns out you can’t pour fresh abundance into a cup that’s still full of yesterday. Together we explore the art of unlearning — clearing the mental and emotional clutter that’s been quietly capping how much prosperity you’ll let in. The breakthrough you’ve been reaching for might not need more effort at all — just a little less baggage.
“When you stay open to the flow of life, blessings have room to land.”
Bob Proctor
I know divine Source continuously reveals new pathways of boundless good with ease and brilliant creativity. I honor this truth of Spirit as the origin of every expanding and evolving good within all of the Universe.
I recognize that Presence lives through me as receptivity, awareness, and spiritual authority. The light of Spirit fills my consciousness, illuminating the power of my faith and belief. My every breath aligns me with the currents of the divine flow of God.
I joyfully welcome the gifts Spirit places upon my path. I receive with a willing heart and an unshakable trust in the benevolent nature of God. I open fully to new expressions of prosperity, harmony, and radiant well being, knowing each divine gift of good arrives with purpose. I celebrate the effortless ease with which good demonstrates within my journey.
I exist in a consciousness of endless gratitude for the divine orchestration of good that continually flows into my journey with perfect unfoldment.
I know my word is so. And so it is.
Rev. Tony Crapolicchio
As a participant, I commit to engaging in the daily prosperity practices provided throughout the 31 day program and to tithing 10% of all unexpected income and recognized prosperity received during this time to the Trinity Center for Spiritual Living.
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Insight & Practice Option
Throughout today I consciously welcome good by pausing to say, “I receive this with joy.” I actively practice allowing rather than “efforting”, breathing deeply into the awareness that Spirit is always delivering all the good I choose to imagine.
Affirmation
I receive the gifts of Spirit with joy, openness, and grateful expectation, and my life is filled with wondrous good.
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