Stevens
Playing hide-and-seek with love and not discovering what you want? Marianne Stevens believes she has the answer for you.
Stevens, a Lawrence author and filmmaker, is teaching a workshop from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. today at the Unity Church of Lawrence, 900 Madeline Lane. The “Love in Form Playshop” will teach participants to invite love into their lives by attracting a partner with the spiritual principles of the new thought/ancient wisdom tradition and the “law of attraction” perspective, Stevens says.
Stevens believes that by calling for what you want, you can find the love of your life, like she did. She says when she found her husband, it was like the “universe rearranged.” With the right tools and point-of-view, she believes this can happen for anyone.
“You call in anything you want,” Stevens says. “Successful people have a high belief in success inside themselves already. And unsuccessful people have that belief in them. So, whatever you’re vibrating at, that’s what you are going to attract.”
Stevens is the author of “Visioning: Creating the Life of Our Dreams & a World that Works for Us All.” She studied at the Agape International Spiritual Center, and her teacher there, the Rev. Michael Beckwith, was featured in the movie “The Secret” based on the best-selling book.
For more information, call 580-6889.
Comments
Pywacket 4 years, 1 month ago
What an abiding tragedy that Ms Stevens wasn't at any of the Nazi death camps to share her enlightening theories with the skeletal, brutalized residents. If ONLY they had known--they had only to "call in" whatever they wanted--freedom, food, restoration of murdered loved ones! "The universe would have been rearranged" for them, the Nazis would have dissolved like Peeps in the rain, the victims' stolen lives and belongings would have magically reappeared and their losses erased.
If only the brilliant and insightful Ms. Stevens had been there to inform them that they just weren't "vibrating at" the right things. No wonder all those Jews, Gypsies, and other non-Aryans were "unsuccessful people"--they just harbored "unsuccessful beliefs" that got in their way.
Same goes for any other unsuccessful people, I'm sure--abused children or spouses, victims of rape, robbery, muder, or lesser crimes, people born with birth defects (because their mothers weren't vibrating at the right things while pregnant, presumably), losers who attract tornadoes instead of wealth by "misdirecting their energy," and so on.
Please, take your revolutionary message of hope and power on a worldwide tour, Ms Stevens. There are millions of unenlightened who need your insight in Somalia, Afghanistan, Haiti, and dozens of other places in the world.
How does such drivel find an audience....?
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