What harms lay in lies?  “If a lie is told often enough even the teller comes to believe it.  It becomes a habit. And habit is like a cable.  Each day another strand is added until you have woven a cable that is unbreakable.”

So said extra ordinary confidence artist Yellow Kid Weil who on reaching his 70’s immortalized his Great Depression era cons in autobiographical form.  Since its writing, many of Weil’s stories have been further immortalized in sundry media forms including movies such as “The Sting” starringPaul Newman and Robert Redford, “The Flim Flam Man” starringGeorge C. Scott etcetera, etcetera.

Weil continued as he lamented, “It was that way with me. I found it far more interesting and profitable to romance than to tell the truth. It has taken me five years to break that cable.”

In his long career confidence career, Weil claims only to have met one honest man, whom he did not fleece and claims only to have taken men were no more honest than he, easily able to afford the loss, and didn’t care at whose expense they got it and were willing to go in with Weil in schemes they fancied would fleece others. 

“They wanted money for its own sake… They knew little — and cared less — about their fellow men.”

“If they had been keener students of human nature, if they had given more time to companionship with their fellows and less to the chase of the almighty dollar, they wouldn’t have been such easy marks.”

“Every swindle I ever developed had a hole in it somewhere. But I made everything plausible — to anyone who did not dig too deep or ask questions.”

How interesting that this idea of Weil’s taking only the dishonest is so very consistent with The Law of Attraction (LOA) which says that things which we have not invited cannot come into our existence.  That as we think, so it is done unto us. 

That as we think of fleecing, so we are fleeced.

Doesn’t this also bring to mind what we have so often seen themed in many Dracula movies?  Isn’t it interesting how Mary Shelley’s vampire cannot cross thresholds and enter home and hearth uninvited. 

What vampires and lies do we manifest?

How long will it take to cast them out?

According to Jack Rosenberg, better known as Werner Erhard, founder of EST, transformation always occurs in an instant and cannot occur in anything other than an instant.

And after our transforming instants we can manifest any new future, in our present, as we choose. 

How bout we choose truth?

Yes, let’s all choose truth now, Yay!!!

Truthfully yours,

Yucel

 

Every day you choose and as you choose you commit.  This choice and commitment sets the Law of Attraction (LOA) in motion.   The universe  then responds to your choice.  This then sets Creation in motion.

Creation then begins to manifest according to your choice and commitment more and more of what you chose.

This is true with regards to choices of commitments, relationships, careers,… well, with regards to everything really.

So if choice is so powerful, what if we hold off choosing in order not to create too powerfully something we may not want later?

What would happen if your choice created something for you that later decided you did not want?

That what you chose is not for you?   

That you have enough of it?  That maybe you want something else? 

What if you have learned you just plain do not want this any more? 

Or that you have learned all of what you had to learn from this choice? 

What are you to do then?

Yikes, what to do now?

Are you buried forever in this choice?

The beauty of choice my friends, is we always have choice. 

Even when we choose not to choose again, this too is a choice.

By always, I mean as long as we have conscious life at least, we have choice.  Some would say we have choice outside this bound.  I am not sure about this.  I can tell you, you always have choice when conscious and alive.

So, if you have had enough of your previous choice, you can choose something else in the now.

You can modify your past choice.  You can choose something completely different.  Or, you can choose not to choose any differently.

It’s all choice.

You can choose again.

Every day you get to choose and commit.  The next day ( or second ) you get to choose again or not.

It all starts with choosing.  Then the universe delivers.  Till you choose again.

You are always choosing.  Old choices are in your subconscious, creating from there, until you consciously choose again something else.

In any event, you have and are choosing it all.

Why not choose what you want?

Choose it now.  Choose it again.  Or change it to another choice.

It’s all your choice.

It always has been.  It always will be.  On this, you have no choice… or do you?

Yours in choice,

Yucel