We must have objects of attention
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Does "We must have objects of attention" simply mean: We must possess objects upon which to focus our attention or We must have objects to which we can focus our attention ?
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Source: The following quote by Abraham Hicks
We must have objects of attention, that are ringing our bells, in order to feel the fullness of who we are — flowing through us — for the continuation of All-That-Is. That is what puts the eternalness in eternity.
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Bahareh M Does "We must have objects of attention" simply mean: We must possess objects upon which to focus our attention or We must have objects to which we can focus our attention ? No, although it is hard to say what pseudo-religious babble is supposed to mean. The writer's "object" is not a physical object.
- Bahareh M Does "We must have objects of attention" simply mean: We must possess objects upon which to focus our attention or We must have objects to which we can focus our attention ?
- No, although it is hard to say what pseudo-religious babble is supposed to mean.
- The writer's "object" is not a physical object.
- It is a lesser-used definition meaning "A focus of attention, feeling, thought, or action: a product that was so bad it became an object of derision.
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Bahareh MDoes "We must have objects of attention" simply mean: We must possess objects upon which to focus our attention or We must have objects to which we can focus our attention ?
No, although it is hard to say what pseudo-religious babble is supposed to mean. The writer's "object" is not a physical object. It is a lesser-used definition meaning "A focus
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