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2 November 2016

 Don't do anything that you don't really want to do. Keep yourself in a place of feeling good. Reach for the thought that feels better -- and watch what happens.

---Abraham

Excerpted from: Boston, MA on October 10, 1999


Our Love,
Esther (and Abraham and Jerry)

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