Hi everyone Agnes here and today I've got a bit of Florence for you - Florence Scovel Shinn from
the book 'The Game of Life and How to Play it.' Thank you Hamza for reminding me about
Florence today and I'm a big fan of hers I love her. I love her equally as Neville,
they're totally different and this reading will give you some of the ways that Florence deals with
things and how she puts the focus on the power of the word. Now this is on the law of karma and the
law of forgiveness okay, I'm going to be doing more on the laws not just the law of attraction,
the law of assumption, but some of the other laws - the spiritual laws that govern. Okay, now
as we know Neville is very specific and says to go for specific things, specific people,
specific houses, specific jobs, Florence doesn't go at it that way. She talks about the divine
selection - so whether you prefer Neville or Florence or you like a combination of the two
this is a lovely story that really illustrates the divine selection. Now it goes like this:
'For example a woman with a strong personal will wished she owned a house which belonged to an
acquaintance. She often made mental pictures of herself living in that house. In the course
of time the man died and she moved into the house. Several years afterwards coming into the knowledge
of spiritual law she said to me "Do you think i had anything to do with this man's death?"
I replied "Yes, your desire was so strong everything made way for it but you paid your
karmic debt. Your husband whom you loved devotedly died soon after and the house was a white elephant
on your hands for years." The original owner however could not have been affected by her
thought had he been positive in the truth, nor her husband but they were both under karmic law.
The woman should have said feeling the great desire for the house "infinite intelligence
give me the right house equally as charming as this, the house which is mine by divine
right." The divine selection would have been given perfect satisfaction and brought good will to all.
The divine pattern is the only safe pattern to work by. Desire is a tremendous force and must
be directed in the right channels or chaos ensues. In demonstrating the most important step is the
first step - to ask aright. Man should always demand only that which is his by divine right.
To go back to the illustration, had the woman taken this attitude "if
this house I desire is mine I cannot lose it, if it is not give me its equivalent." The man
might have decided to move out harmoniously had it been the divine selection for her. Or another
house would have been substituted. Anything forced into manifestation through personal will is always
ill got and has ever bad success. Man is admonished "my will be done, not thine," and the
curious thing is man always gets just that which he desires when he does relinquish personal will.
Thereby enabling infinite intelligence to work through him, "stand ye still and see the
salvation of the lord." So, interesting isn't it because it's the opposite of how Neville does it.
So my question to you is which do you prefer? Do you prefer the way Florence goes around the wheel
or do you prefer the way Neville does it? Two different ways, two totally different approaches,
so which do you prefer - specific manifestation or the divine will, the divine right? Now let me know
down in the description below what you think of Neville versus Florence, which you prefer
and which one are you using for your current situation okay. So lots of love everyone - oh
and before I go I'll put the Florence Scovel Shinn playlist down below because I've done many
readings of hers over the years and I will also put down below the Neville Goddard playlist for
those of you that want to do a bit of comparing and I will put the link to Florence's book
'The Game of Life and How to Play it' down below also for those of you that would like
to go and explore her book in more detail. And I will put some of her other books down below
as well. So lots of love everyone and this time I am going and I'll see you in the next YouTube.