The only lesson in life is to say "I love you" to everything in life!

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I did my best to absorb Dr. Shue Len's message, but there was still so much I wanted and needed to learn. I am a sponge, always open to other people's ideas. When I first attended this event, I began to feel like the only lesson in my life was to say "I love you" to everything in my life, for good and bad. The more I can dissolve the limiting formula that I see or feel, the more I can reach the state of zero limit and bring peace to Earth through myself.

Unlike me, Mark couldn't understand the message of this workshop, and he always wanted to think about it within a logical framework. It became increasingly clear to me that the brain had no idea what was happening, so trying to find a logical explanation was doomed to fail.

Dr. Hue Len stressed again that millions of bits of information are generated per second, but our consciousness can only process 40 bits of it a second, so it is impossible for us to understand all the elements that are happening in our own lives. We must let go and we must believe.

I want to know the ultimate secret about this therapy so that I can help others and myself gain health, peace, and wealth.

"We still have a lot to clean up." Dr. Hugh Blue said.

As confused as I was, I practiced as best I could as I understood. The easiest thing is to keep saying "I love you", and I did. One night, when I walked into the bathroom, I realized that I had signs of a urinary tract infection. When I feel infected, I say to the divinity, "I love you." Then I forgot about it, and to my surprise the infection magically disappeared the next morning.

I continually say "I love you" in my heart, again and again, whether something good, bad, or anything ordinary happened. I try to clean everything up in every moment, whether I'm aware of the specific content of the cleanup or not. Let me give you a simple example of how this cleanup works.

One day, I received an email that made me very unhappy. The way I used to deal with it was either to explore my own emotion button or to try to dissuade the person who sent me the malicious email. This time, I decided to try Dr. Hugh Blue's method. I kept saying "I'm sorry" and "I love you" quietly. Not for someone, but only for the spirituality that evokes love to heal the part of me that creates or attracts external situations. Then, within an hour, I received another email from the same person apologizing for the letter he had sent earlier.

Please note that I didn't take any outward action to get this apology, and I didn't even write back to him. However, by repeating "I love you," I somehow healed the implicit self-limiting stereotype within me—the one in which he and I were both involved.

The practice of this method does not imply immediate results, nor is it intended to achieve any results, but to achieve calm. Usually when you are looking forward to this, you will get the results you want in the first place.

For example, one of my employees suddenly disappeared one day. He was supposed to complete an important project by the tight deadline, but not only did he not finish it, but he evaporated.

I couldn't accept that reality. Even though I already knew Dr. Shue Len's method by then, it was hard to say something like "I love you" when I was thinking about his inadequacy. Just thinking about that employee, my anger reached its peak.

But after a few moments, I kept saying "I love you", "Please forgive" and "I'm sorry" in anger. These words are not meant to be said to anyone, but only by inertia. Of course, I didn't feel loved. In fact, it took me two days to implement this method to find a little bit of a sense of near-peace in my heart.

And it was at this point that the employee finally appeared.

It turned out that during this time he was in prison, so he called for help, and I helped him. And in the process, I continue to meditate "I love you" in my heart. Although I didn't see any immediate results, this inner peace was enough to make myself happy. And somehow, this employee also sensed it at that moment. It was while I was silent that he begged the jailer to let him use the phone and then contacted me. As soon as I spoke to him, he gave me the much-needed answer and finally got the urgent project done.

When I first attended the "Holo Bonobono" workshop hosted by Dr. Shue Len, he praised my book "Believe it and Do It" and told me that when I clean myself, the energy of the book will also be boosted, and everyone who reads it will feel it. Simply put, when I improve, my readers will also improve.

"What about the books that have already been sold?" I asked.

"The energy of the books that are sold doesn't come from the outside." He explained. I was once again impressed by his incredible wisdom.

"The energy to lift them still needs to go through within you."

In short, there is nothing called "external" at all.

This profound assertion would have to take an entire book to detail its depth, which is why I wrote this book. Put it this way, whenever you want to improve anything in your life — from finances to relationships — you just need to explore within yourself.

This article is excerpted from "Zero Limits" by Joe Vitelli and Dr. Igalekala Shue Len

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