r/AbrahamHicks

Hi! Does anyone use ChatGPT/Claude as part of their practice/learnings, and if so, what prompts or exercises have been most valuable for you?

I use chatGPT for reflection, releasing resistance, journaling, or gaining clarity on situations but it sometimes forgets the initial prompt and I find it annoying to keep repeating things.

I’m looking for new, effective ways to use AI beyond basic questions & would love to improve how I incorporate it. Does anyone have any prompts or suggestions that works well?

I am having such a lovely day and it would be really wonderful to share it with others who know about the vortex! I saw there used to be a discord link shared on here but it was expired. Anyone have a link?

Esther Hicks's books changed my life and I feel she is a GIFT to this world, but but BUT...
I can't help but wonder how much cash is sitting in her bank accounts, not being used to help people. Just sitting there being hoarded. I know that "worth" does not mean the same thing as actual cash sitting around. Then again, how many million-dollar homes does one person need?
If you had 10 million dollars net worth, what would you do with it?
For me, I think ONE million dollars would feel sufficiently abundant and I could put the other nine million dollars out in the world to help people or animals or the planet.

EDITING TO ADD/CLARIFY: I believe the crux of the matter... the thing that is niggling away in the back of my mind... is the faint possibility of greed and hypocrisy among spiritual leaders. I say "possibility" because it might not be that at all. I am open to others' perspectives about this. That is why I use the word QUESTION in the post title. I am curious about what others would do if they had a net worth of 10 million dollars. (And btw hardly anyone has answered that question in their comments.)
I am always hoping for an honest and real conversation that acknowledges a subject versus cult-speak that dances around it or condemns the person who dared to ask a question.

I've been following Abraham Hicks for a few years and I'm genuinely trying to apply the teachings.

Lately, I've been spending a lot of time just trying to feel good in the present. Slow mornings, coffee in silence, walking around the house, visualizing, lying on the couch, reading, meditating, doing chores, enjoying a peaceful day without forcing anything.

The problem is... months go by without "anything" happening.

I've definitely made progress in the past years. I earn more than I used to, I've had better romantic relationships, I'm calmer and more grounded than ever. But I'm still not at my financial goals, I'm single again, and I'm still not where I want to be physically or professionally.

Part of the reason I don't force things anymore is because, in my experience, whenever I act from pressure, urgency or frustration, I end up feeling burnt out and things seem to backfire. So I naturally lean toward waiting until I feel genuinely aligned.

Abraham says that forcing action from frustration only creates more resistance, and that inspired action comes naturally when you're aligned. I understand that intellectually.

But after months of "allowing," it's hard not to wonder: Am I genuinely allowing... or am I just avoiding taking action?

I also know that complaining about "nothing happening" is focusing on lack, which is upstream. But at the same time, isn't it natural to look at your life after months have passed and ask yourself whether something needs to change?

Has anyone else gone through this? How did you know the difference between trusting the process and simply waiting too long?

All those millions of people around the world who are typically just getting by on minimum wage in usually essential jobs for society, for example, like a nurse, are they in those jobs because they created that reality?

Or is it because of how the economy is structured?

In other words, if all these millions of people did the manifestation work that Abraham teaches and they manifested themselves out of low-paying jobs, who would do them?

Why do I trade better when I don’t think but when I really look a trade over it’s ass and I go into draw down on my account ?🤣

I’ve been following Abraham Hicks for some time now. Sometimes the teachings just flow, and everything feels easy to understand and apply. Other times, I find myself getting stuck in trying so hard to “practice” the teachings that I actually end up feeling more bogged down.

I know the teachings work because I’ve experienced great success with them. But when something doesn’t seem to work, I often start wondering what I’m doing wrong.

Today, I was feeling a bit down because of some thoughts around comparison. I knew the feeling wasn’t helping me, but I couldn’t seem to stop it, and I ended up going down a bit of a rabbit hole. I also couldn’t figure out what “exercise” I was supposed to do to get myself out of that state.

Then I came across a video that helped something click for me: when you’re in a really negative place, exercises like a focus wheel or a rampage of appreciation may simply be too big a jump. The first step is just to move from negative to neutral, or even from negative to slightly less negative.

What worked for me today was:

Negative → Neutral: 10 minutes of meditation

Negative → Better: Finding just one better-feeling thought

And honestly, I found myself in a much better state afterward.

I thought I’d share this in case anyone else has those moments where they know they want to feel better but don’t know which process to reach for.

I have read a bit of the “Ask and it is Given” but I found it a bit confusing and boring. I hope to try to skim it and potentially reread what I read and what also particularly attracts me. I do enjoy her talks, I can definitely remember noting she is well spoken.

I’ve been following Bashar channel Darryl Anka for a while, he is one of my primaries teachers I use as a stable of spiritual understanding. Right next to that, one that I hold more closely is Eckhart Tolle. I’ve integrated both of their teachings in the one understanding “If you’re present, you’re following your passion, and if you’re following your passion, you’re present.”.

But I find I still someway get some confusion from Bashar‘s idea of passion and what it really is and how I can realistically follow it, meaning listening to it and act on it. And so I’m hoping a third perspective could maybe more easily tie this altogether in terms of how passion and the universe works, and how I can really see and feel a change in my moment to moment life and see more synchronicity that Bashar promises by using Abraham Hicks explanation of how it all mechanically works and use that deeper understanding to my advantage.

If you aren’t familiar with Bashar, just to make the teachings connect, one of his quotes on the law of attraction is that "You are always attracting what you need automatically, it's your definitions they are keeping them away."

But then, in anyway, this very well may be my negative ego trying to understand more and gain more knowledge. Or it could be my curiosity (Passion). That is something I have to discern.

But do tell me, if Eckhart Tolle is presence, Bashar is Passion, what is Abraham Hicks?

I want to record here yet another bizarre, insane, and very frightening event.

Unfortunately, I'm once again at my financial and emotional limit because I'd love to go on a trip, and I no longer have enough money for that little luxury.

This afternoon I was thinking about taking this train trip and ended up falling asleep, watching and listening to the heavy rain outside my bedroom window.

Suddenly I woke up and issued a challenge to the universe aloud, saying:

"If I manage to go on this trip tomorrow, then I'll be the next millionaire in my city."

Well, I went to the market on the other side of my city, and as soon as I got off the train, I found a wallet and decided to look for the "lost and found" counter at the train station.

When I arrived to return the wallet, the owner hugged me and asked for my WhatsApp number...

She, without knowing anything, sent me a train ticket for the city trip I really wanted to go on tomorrow!

I'll repeat...

The owner of the wallet decided to give me the ticket and €100 as a reward. She doesn't know me and doesn't know my plans.

I'm still in shock, but completely convinced that I will be the next millionaire in my city.

This event gave me such an intense boost of energy that I'm living in a futuristic moment.

And I decided to go to the market, on the other side of town and...

I had a friend who said that the Law of Attraction only works for her with little things, like a cup of coffee, or simple giveaways and stuff... and interestingly, this is all she ever manifests.
I have to agree I'm skeptical a lot of times, but for a specific person for example I always believed 100%, and it ALWAYS worked

My exI tried to manifest her back years and years ago, and it worked. Now we are not together anymore, but we are still friends, and she is an amazing person.
And my wife, I manifested her just by daydreaming

But the daydreaming would not have worked if

1. I didn't believe
2. I didn't feel good while doing it
   If I spent years daydreaming without believing, I would just be wasting time. I know because a lot of people daydream and don't manifest, because they have resistance

Funny thing. There are things in my life that I want, and I know I can't manifest them because I don't believe the Law of Attraction will help me with this

So... i been manifesting gorgeous models into my life and it is definetly working.

The question comes here, how am i supposed too trust... that they actually are provider girlfriends?. Because that's what i've been manifesting and i could just FEEL that the universe, presented her to me as a gift or my reticulur activation system is just going craaazy.

But here comes the thing right... How do i, how do i just yknow..... Trust that everything's gonna work out. When i approach her? it's so damn scary ngl..... the ego doesn't like this at all..

So, Abraham says that a belief is a thought that we keep repeating. But if that was the case, there wouldn't be a problem at all in the world.

I agree with Nero's view: belief need to be anchored with emotion, proof and repetition.

That's where I struggle with: if I want to install a new positive belief, how do I displace the opposite (that's usually an ACTIVE entity, that tries everything to seduce you)- when we don't have emotion?

The only logical conclusion is action, therefore proof.

So the vibrational point of view seems lacking here and the old world grindset emerges: I don't have emotion but I can generate a new belief through action.

That's what David goggins and the whole motivational crowd preach, and I see many in the manifestation space start to do that too.

And this also bleeds into the specificity: while Abraham says that clarity is a natural byproduct of our expansion, many say that in order to get what you want you need to *think* and specifically act towards that goal.

But I see that the problem lies in the beliefs. So how the hell do we change them, especially without emotion or proof? And why when we try to conjure up positive proof- It is always dimmed?

How can we generate the conviction needed for great beliefs to stick, without actions?

What are your hopes and desires from the new upcoming book? Are there some topics you wish for it to cover? Maybe it's not too late to send some last minute rockets if desires :)