Energy Flows Where Attention Goes… What’s Your Focus?

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From your human perspective, you often believe that you must work hard to overcome obstacles and satisfy shortages and solve the problems that are before you; but often, in that attitude or approach, you work against yourself without realizing it. Attention to obstacles makes them bigger and more stubborn; attention to shortages makes them bigger and prolongs them—and attention to a problem prevents any immediate resolution or solution.

The Abraham Hicks team explains why we need to change our focus in this video.

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Rev. Kat Carroll
Rev. Kat Carroll
Rev. Kat Carroll is a writer, researcher, interviewer, and speaker whose work explores the intersection of science, spirituality, and human consciousness. An ordained minister with SHES, former EMT, and former deputy with the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department, she now serves as a council member, writer, editor, interviewer, and host with Prepare for Change.For nearly a decade, Kat has created articles, conducted interviews, and developed educational programs that encourage curiosity, discernment, and thoughtful exploration. She has also shared her interests in remote viewing, CE-5, meditation, and distance healing, inviting others to explore these practices with an open mind.Her passion is building bridges between science and spirituality while planting seeds of hope and a deeper appreciation for our journey as conscious beings navigating the human experience.For nearly a decade, Kat has helped create articles, interviews, and educational programs that encourage curiosity, discernment, and thoughtful exploration. She has also shared her interests in remote viewing, CE-5, meditation, and distance healing, inviting others to explore these practices with an open mind.Her passion is building bridges between science and spirituality while planting seeds of hope and a deeper appreciation for our journey as conscious beings navigating the human experience.

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