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BEST of PONDER on THIS for Monday, November 9th, 2026 by Tony Burroughs in THE LAW OF AGREEMENT“Every time that you feel it is time to visit your doctor, try this. If he begins to tell you that you are sicker or whatever, in your mind reverse that and tell yourself he just told you that you were perfectly healthy and getting even more healthy every day. And if he suggests more tests for you, and you feel you must oblige, then just tell yourself these tests are to test their equipment and not you because you are perfectly healthy. Just reverse everything he says in your mind. And when you see him the next time just look at him like he is your favorite friend in the whole world and you are happy to see him. You will soon see the conversations with him begin to change to your way of thinking and feeling. He will be picking up on your energy and feelings and that in turn will alter his.” Tony Burroughs, quoting “Kass Callaghan”, in “The Law of Agreement” For more information about this book visit Amazon.
BEST of PONDER on THIS for Friday, November 6th, 2026 by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer in PULLING YOUR OWN STRINGS“A number of strong myths in the American ethic conspire to victimize you on the job. One is that you must stay at your job no matter what, that you would never get another one if you got fired. The very word makes it sound like you’ve been killed in some vengeful way. Another myth is that it is vocationally immature to change jobs regularly, let alone change careers. Watch out for these kinds of illogical beliefs. If you buy them, they can lead you straight into being a job victim. The gold watch at the end of a fifty-year career with one company is no compensation if you disliked yourself and your job for lo those many years. You are employable in hundreds of vocations. To be effective you cannot feel constrained by your present experience or training but must know that you can do a host of jobs, simply because you are a flexible, enthusiastic, and willing learner.” Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, in “Pulling Your Own Strings” For more information about this book visit Amazon.
BEST of PONDER on THIS for Thursday, November 5th, 2026 by Sara Chetkin in THE HEALING CURVE“You can gain so much from taking a good, honest look at yourself – some call this going within – and seeing who you really are. Understand your own fears and judgments, and your perceptions of the world will shift drastically, and with that, your whole body will lighten up. If you don’t believe it, think about posture or body language. We reveal our feelings in the way we move our bodies and carry ourselves. When we are sad or insecure, we tend to slump a little. When we are feeling confident and proud, we stand straight with our heads held high. This is because your feelings about yourself and the world influence how you create your body every day. That is why it is so important to uncover the roots of your many thoughts and feelings. You could avoid many physical difficulties and improve current health problems drastically just by changing a negative belief about yourself.” Sara Chetkin, in “The Healing Curve” For more information about this book visit Amazon.
BEST of PONDER on THIS for Wednesday, November 4th, 2026 Alan Cohen in DARE TO BE YOURSELF“Real friendships can handle “no.” If your relationship cannot survive honesty, it is not a real friendship. Friends can disagree and yet love and respect one another. True caring requires realness, the willingness to be who we are. A friendship based on anything other than sincerity is a guilt bargain – two people selling themselves out for approval, and not acknowledging that their heart is aching to share more. In a way, many of the world’s friendships are like the story of the emperor’s new clothes. The ills of our world hold power only when we are unwilling to tell the truth in the face of illusions. Darkness cannot stand the light, and illusions cannot endure in the face of the truth. Dedicate your friendship to the truth, and you will be amazed at the peace and satisfaction it brings you. If a friendship is not big enough to survive your “no,” you don’t want it anyway. The real strength of a true relationship lies in our willingness to speak our honest thoughts and feelings. Do not settle for anything less.” Alan Cohen, in “Dare to Be Yourself” For more information about this book visit Amazon.
BEST of PONDER on THIS for Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026 by Shakti Gawain in LIVING IN THE LIGHT“If you are a person who has felt and expressed a lot of anger in your life, you need to look for the hurt that is underneath it and express that. You are using anger as a defense mechanism to avoid being vulnerable. An important key in transforming anger into an acceptance of your power is learning to assert yourself. Learn to ask for what you want and do what you want to do without being unduly influenced by other people. When you stop giving your power away to other people you won’t feel angry any more.” Shakti Gawain, in “Living in the Light” For more information about this book visit Amazon.
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