It’s my first time on your blog (I followed you back from mine, Ha!)
I am continuously in awe of how we manifest the perfect physical scenarios to not only help us discover our resistance, but to overcome it. Your accident didn’t just show you that you were feeling overwhelmed, it provided the solution – you had to speed up. I’m am recognizing this perfection more and more and it just blows my mind in the best possible way.

I’m not sure that we can every fully comprehend the absolutely perfection of our Universe, that even the minutest detail has been deliberately and perfectly placed to serve us, but I do my best.

Thank you for this wonderful example of that perfection.

Huge hugs!
Melody

Thank you for your comments. Of course, they reflect some questions of my own that you are reflecting back at me because of what I’ve am currently paying attention to.

That said, here are a few answers for you:

• There are professionals who are clients of mine, and who are in my network, that not only appreciate cutting-edge LOA, but seek me out to work with them on it.
• There are more who are curious about LOA, and learn more about it at meetings I co-facilitate on a quarterly basis.
• There are many, many more who have benefitted, and who I hope will benefit from the LOA perspectives woven into and through more conventional presentations… presentations just edgy enough to provide new perspective, without overwhelming a person where they are.
• The ones who are a vibe match to this blog find it no matter what, as you did. Some find it via search, some through my Wordvibes Twitter account. Both Twitter accounts (Wordvibes and LifeAligned) share my last name, and my picture is on my other sites, and right here, so this site is low-key, but hardly anonymous.
• It’s ALL who I am… or an expression of who I am.
• The low-key approach worked well up to now, not only because I have multiple and varied demographic groups that I enjoy interacting with, but because I set the whole thing up in the midst of testing a number of possible directions of interest to me. It will not come as a surprise to you that earlier this evening, several hours before receiving your post, I was considering enhancing my focus, consolidating several of my sites, and moving forward with the ones I am most jazzed about.
• I teach LOA now to those who invite me to, or seek out my thinking in that domain. I am enjoying a slow expansion of coaching and facilitation in that area. It is important to me that I allow folks to find me based on reputation and personal references (currently my situation), and my marketing of the sober approach to LOA will remain low-key until if and when I’m moved to do otherwise.

I appreciate your questions. Not only do they reflect back to me my own recent musings, but they may also reflect the curiosity of others who have not reached out as you have. I also appreciate your affirmation of my grasp of LOA, and looking at your site, I am further gratified, as I see that we admire some of the same thought leaders in the field, and in particular, Esther and Jerry Hicks, and the Abraham material.

You’ll probably see some changes at my sites over the next few months. I am busy developing courses and also involved as a partner in a more conventional, but fun business, so the changes may come slowly, but perhaps one of the first will be to include include more info at this site. We’ll see.

Thank you again for your participation here, and your questions…

~Mark

I find this strange coming from someone who is so well versed in LOA teaching…

Dosen’t LOA sort all this out for us…

let the people who are a Vib match to it find this blog and the ones who are NOT a vib match to this information, not find it no matter who’s name is on here…

I think you have intentions to teach LOA ??? , so are you teaching it or just offering some tips to anyone who stumbles upon this blog?

so in answer to this question….
I don’t use my full name here because I have a few “brands” out there on the Web, and doing it this way keeps the SEO stuff simpler so that folks searching for my professional development work won’t get bleeding edge LOA stuff that they are not looking for.

Does that make sense?

No Not really …

SO it’s just a bunch of words from an unknown source, a non embodied entity floating in space… (having fun..) the ‘WORD-GUY’

why do you hide? Is this who you are and how you live your life or not?
I think you have made this decision, but are you lining up with it?

You don’t have to put this writing up here… Just curious that’s all…
So many people out there teaching LOA who have little understanding of it… Just thought it was nice to read something in alignment…

love from down under KS

Yes, and I would call what you describe towards the end of your post “life alignment”: a better aligning of habitual thought and intent with what our desires are.

We get what we habitually pay attention to, whether we consciously want it or not. That’s the trick. And to make it a bit more challenging and fun, if we have a desire, but we concentrate on the lack between now and achieving the desire, we will keep getting the lack, not the desire.

Thanks for writing!

~MKP

Who am I? You can find out more here. I don’t use my full name here because I have a few “brands” out there on the Web, and doing it this way keeps the SEO stuff simpler so that folks searching for my professional development work won’t get bleeding edge LOA stuff that they are not looking for. Does that make sense?

I am always looking at ways of further integrating material from several domains of Web presence, and as I get better at that, it may prove feasible to change things here so that I am less of a mystery. LOL! Thanks for asking, and please feel free to leave feedback on my article at the other site as well.

~MKP

Anyway like what you said here…
Love from down under
KS

As far as the nobility of suffering, personally, I separate the nobility of the intent to risk suffering for a cause one believes in, from the actual suffering.

In other words, the suffering is what it is, and does what it does, but the intent to risk that towards accomplishing what is meaningful to us, is where, personally speaking, I would place the nobility. That is, if we associate “noble” with a quality of exemplary leadership character, which I believe is a fair assessment of the origin of the word.

I agree that we can bring joy into one area of our lives, while we experience suffering in another… my thought is that if we are experiencing suffering anywhere, though, that is an area where we may have other available choices.

I’ll conclude by elaborating on a point I made in the blog: suffering is not failure. Not only is suffering not failure, but some may choose it in order to accomplish something meaningful or important to them. In such cases, my thinking remains the same: suffering is simply suffering, and the important thing is the meaning, journey, or outcome that one is seeking.

—Mark

(an aside to WordGuy’s other readers: this would be a great moment to hop in and have your say…)