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Welcome: Wanting Good Things Isn't the Problem

The Teaching

The Core Idea: Five Attitudes That Signal Worthiness

Putting It Into Practice: Letting Old Wounds Close

Check Yourself

Quick Check: Honoring Your Worthiness

Principle 5: debunking the myth that wanting good things is unspiritual, the five attitudes of people who feel worthy, and forgiveness as self-love.

You can believe in the power to attract and still block it, quietly, by not feeling like you deserve what you're attracting. This module takes on the myth that wanting good things is unspiritual, and lays out what actually separates people who feel worthy from people who don't.

Honoring Your Worthiness to Receive

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