Abraham an Unbelievable Believer

DVD 4
• A general question about addictions
• How real are "Spirit Guides" and "Angels"?
• Any malevolent nonphysical entities?
• She's grieving the absence of her lover
• 30 yrs of re-creating negative conditions?
• Would anyone "choose" to be imprisoned?
• Is this a shift in Planetary Consciousness?
• In what way can humans help animals?
• In what way can humans help animals?
• Abraham closes Thursday Cruise Workshop

• States of consciousness in states of hypnosis?
• The profound grief when one's child dies?
• On a different wavelength than her husband
• Canadian politics and the Law of Attraction?
• What purpose does the mass suffering serve?
• Has concerns about "subconscious thoughts"

• Your reality is created by your thoughts
• You didn't come for worldwide sameness
• Controlling the timing of my manifestations?
• To achieve a "fairy godmother" set-point
• The power of living in the NOW?
• She has felt drained by "energy vampires"

DVD 3
• His sudden sinus drain wasn’t "imaginary"
• When a person transitions, what happens?
• What about her natural animal connection?
• Explain our continuing population increases?
• You are the creator, not the regurgitator.
• Communicate with her transitioned friend?
• Can orneriness feel worse than depression?
• He is feeling better about his mishaps
• Abraham closes Monday cruise Workshop

Fink - Hard Believer (2014) {Ninja Tune Japanese Edition}
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Rock / Indie / Alternative / Downtempo

After two live dates cut for the long-suffering faithful, Fink – comprising singer/songwriter/guitarist Fin Greenall, bassist Guy Whittaker, and drummer Tim Thornton – offer their first new studio material in three years. Hard Believer is, for the most part, a slow burner; one that employs a more varied, albeit moodier set of textures and sounds than its predecessor, 2011's Perfect Darkness. Recorded at Hollywood Sound with producer/engineer Billy Bush (Garbage, Foster the People), the pace here is generally slow – even dirge-like in places – but the timbral palette that illustrates these melancholy songs puts them across in often unexpected ways.