Abraham-Hicks Discussion Meetup - Feb 24th - Zoe's Bryn Mawr

VENUE - Zoe's Bryn Mawr
761 W. Lancaster Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

RAVES FOR OUR MEETUPS. Here's what folks are saying about our meetups:
"right on target"
"I enjoy it so much"
"terrific boost in vibration"
"ideas and answers were flowing and the time flew"

FEE. There's a $5 fee payable to me, to help defray my travel expenses (I drive up from Washington DC). Please also plan to spend a few dollars at Zoe's.

PATRONIZE THE VENUE. Zoe's serves delicious, healthy food that will fit almost any diet.

BE EARLY OR ON TIME IF YOU WANT A SEAT. Because of no-shows, we now only save enough seats for half the people who've signed up. If you want to be sure of sitting at the table, plan to arrive by 12:20 and check in with me before heading to the counter to place your order.

DISCUSSION FORMAT. We'll have a discussion focused on Abraham's teachings. We stay on-topic by using Abe quotes on slips of paper. We talk about how a quote applies to our own experience in living the Law of Attraction. (Scroll down for a complete description of what to expect.)

WE RUN ON SCHEDULE. We start the discussion at 12:30. (The meetup start time is 12:20 to give you time to place your order and get settled with us at the table.)

We'll finish at 2pm. Then we gather for a group photo and say our goodbyes. You'll be all done by 2:20 at the latest.

LAW OF ATTRACTION - To learn about Law of Attraction, read "Ask and It Is Given" and "The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent" by Jerry and Esther Hicks, or check their website:

https://www.abraham-hicks.com/

WHAT TO EXPECT in a Discussion Using Abraham Quotes

PICK A QUOTE – We offer the quotes like cards (face down). Each person picks one.

SHARE HOW YOU'RE LIVING IT - Find a way that the quote you selected is meaningful in your everyday life. We want to stimulate discussion on how people are using Law of Attraction in their lives. (We do not discuss the teachings in a theoretical way. This discussion is to talk about how we're living this; about walking our talk.)

WHO ELSE HAS A QUOTE - When the discussion veers off into other disciplines or a less-related story, that's the time (at a suitable pause) to ask who else has a quote to read. (Anyone can do this, not just the facilitator.)

HOW DOES IT FEEL - The point is to talk about the Abe teachings and how they relate to our lives. Sometimes someone's telling a story or vignette that enlightens and sometimes...not. The way to cut to the chase is, you came for your Abe hit -- ask yourself if you're getting it, if this is ringing your bells. If not, find a way to kindly and courteously bring the group back with the next quote.

ALL ABE, ALL THE TIME - All of us are probably into related teachings and practices, and it's natural that we bring some of that into our discussions. And since it can get hard to know where to draw the line, I just draw the line at Abraham. If it isn't "straight Abe" then bring the discussion back to Abraham. The quotes work beautifully for that, and that's why we use them.

WHEN A COMMENT CONTRADICTS THE ABRAHAM MATERIAL, I SAY SO. This is the Abraham meetup group. When someone makes a statement that is contrary to what Abraham teaches, I speak up because we're focused on the Abraham material here. If you're the one who makes a statement and I say, "Well, actually, what Abraham says about that is XYZ," it's not about you. It's just to keep us 'honest' with the Abraham material.

SOCIALIZING IS FOR AFTER - We naturally get to know bits of each other's lives as we discuss how this quote or that one pertains to us. Aside from that, we do not use meetup time for getting to know each other personally. Often a few people will linger to talk to each other afterward and occasionally a group will go out to eat together. But our aim is to use the meetup time for "Abe work" and not for socializing.

To learn about Law of Attraction, check the website of Esther Hicks: https://www.abraham-hicks.com