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An Encyclopedia of Gardening
Comprising the Theory and Practise of Horticulture, Floriculture,
Arboriculture, and Landscape-Gardening
By John Claudius Loudon
London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green
1824
Pg. 1144:
Any plan at all, even a bad plan, is better than none; because those who set
out on any plan will, in all probability, sooner discover its errors, if a bad
one, and correct them, than those, who set out on no plan, will discover the
want of one, and form a good plan.
From the above you can see that developing a plan is important in solving
life's problems. Here is Muriel Chen's system on how to start making a plan
when you are unsure.
Her book Psychic First Aid is available for download at www.tromhelp.com/books
in PDF and Kindle formats.
Keep on TROMing
Pete McLaughlin
UNSURE of the right answer or the right thing to do
1. Form a question that can be answered with a YES or a NO.
2. Relax as completely as you can.
3. Imagine your higher self, or Someone more than you, and ask the question of
them. The answer will be there immediately.
4. Accept the answer you get. If you try to think instead of listen to the
answer you may not "hear" it. It would be like asking someone a question and
then continuing to talk as they answered it. The answer you get will be the
right answer for you at the moment of asking.
4. When you are quite practiced with the yes and no answers, you can try for
others. Remember that common usage of language can be imprecise. Make sure you
form your question in such a way that it says what you mean, and it can be
precisely answered.
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