The Line
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Let’s start with how things are designed. We recognize that most things are designed for a special purpose: a fork, a knife, a shoe, a hat, etc. When we use them in the way they were designed, they work well for us. For instance some cars were designed to use a certain octane gas. If we use the wrong octane gas for that car, we may, most likely, damage the car. All human beings were also designed a certain way. When we operate in accordance with how we were designed, things work for us. We live long and healthy lives. When we operate contrary to how we were designed, the opposite is true, we live short and painful lives. This has to do with how we treat our bodies and the thoughts we choose to have. Yes, I said the thoughts we choose to have.
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Al Lampell’s marriage of twenty-five years was coming apart when a book practically fell into his hands that changed everything. Love Is Letting Go of Fear, written by Gerald Jampolsky, soon became his constant companion and life preserver, helping him where conventional therapy and guidance had failed. It also led him to become a teacher of A Course in Miracles. In this guide, he shares some of the powerful lessons he’s learned that have helped him find peace, love, and bliss. One of the keys to changing your life, he says, is changing your thoughts, your habits. For example, if you want to stop smoking cigarettes, it is simple—just don’t put a cigarette in your mouth. It is simple but not easy, because you have to create a nonsmoking habit—you have to reprogram yourself. He also highlights the critical importance of awareness, willingness, and vigilance as the method to use to develop new habits or replace habits you wish to change. Stop being a willing victim, practice conscious communication, and take the simple steps you need to make your dreams a reality with the lessons in The Line. “What I learned in Al’s class over twenty years ago has become part of my unconscious thinking process. I am so grateful for him and what he taught me”—Irena Hefner
About the Author
Al Lampell, a native of Brooklyn, New York, retired after forty-three years as an engineer. He founded Conscious Communications in 2002. He enjoys walking, biking, yoga, dancing, and volunteering to help the homeless and others. He lives in Silicon Valley, California.