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Love is the biggest eraser there is. Love
erases even the deepest imprinting because
love goes deeper then anything. If you
childhood imprinting was very strong,
and you keep saying: "It's their
fault. I can't change," you stay
stuck.
Louise
Hay - Love
- Thinking
- Childhood
- Strength
- Change
- Motivational
People have one of two extreme reactions
to my book. They either throw it across
the room, or they rush out and buy 10
copies. The message I'm giving out, that
what we think about becomes true for us,
and negative thoughts mean good things
don't happen, isn't always easy for some
people to take.
Louise
Hay - Book
- Thinking
- Negative
- Meaning
- Self
Help
All teachers are good for someone. There
are some teachers out there who I cannot
stand, for whatever reason. I cannot even
bear the sound of one teacher’s voice.
Yet they are wonderful teachers for other
people. They just are not for me.
Louise
Hay - Teaching
- Learning
- Education
Explain to people that everything they
say is an affirmation. Everything they
think is an affirmation. Everything! What
you want to do is to get control of what
you are saying and thinking, so these
things bring you good experiences in life
rather than rotten experiences.
Louise
Hay - Motivational
- Thinking
- Affirmation
- Self
Help
- Self
Control - Optimistic
- Life
In the early days, I didn’t have
the money to pay decent salaries, so I
didn’t get good people. I got nice
people, but I didn’t get good employees.
Louise
Hay - Money
- Wage
- Employee
- Good
I really had no religious upbringing,
which is unusual. But I think it saved
me, because when I found the theory that
I wanted to follow, I did not have anything
to unlearn.
Louise
Hay - Religion
- Learning
- Childhood
- Upbringing
Accidents are no accidents. Like everything
else in our lives, we create them. Accidents
are expressions of anger. They indicate
built-up frustrations resulting from not
feeling the freedom to speak up for one's
self.
Louise
Hay - Meaning
- Accident
- Anger
- Frustration
- Freedom
- Self
Help - Feelings
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