It's a normal thing to feel bad, and it is not a normal thing to convince yourself that you feel good when you don't.

And that is the quote of the day.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and dot com.

I have got a real treat for you today. If you are like me, a huge fan of Dr. Wayne Dyer, as well as Abraham Hicks, this is going to be awesome because it's a conversation between the two.

And I'm using this clip or I pull this clip because they're talking about feeling good because you want to feel good when you feel good and means you're in a high vibration, you're attracting really good stuff to you. And of course you just feel good.

Who doesn't want to feel good. But I want you to stick around to the end because I think the most important thing that they talk about here is our constant need for approval.

How so many of us just go out into the world always seeking someone else's approval. And as we're getting this approval at the same time, we're not really feeling good.

We're not feeling good about ourselves because we are changing our expression to match somebody else's way of thinking to match somebody else's model of the world.

The model that's theirs that is not ours. And so we're not truly being ourselves. And I really wish that more of us can step outside of that need for approval and just be who we are without apology.

Here's Dr. Wayne and here's Abraham. I hope you enjoy it.

It seems like we get almost inundated with bad news. You know, like what we watch on the bad news disk.

I find that in the last few years, especially the closer and closer I get to what I think of his divine love just living from a place of oneness.

I'm not nearly as interested in hearing the news or in hearing other people's sad stories or you know there's just a horrible thing just happened in the Philippines or 10,000 people they asked me but it's come down and so on.

But to continuously watch, you know, the horrors of the world and the violence and so on.

Well, without realizing that watching it causes you to practice the vibration of it. And so now you've practiced the vibration of it so you're going to rendezvous with more of it.

And it doesn't mean that you're going to have that horrible experience but it doesn't mean that more experiences like that are going to come into your consciousness and they're going to mute your sense of well-being.

And then physical friends say, well, it seems like I should not just put my head in the sand. I shouldn't be oblivious to what's going on in the world.

And we say we would be a selective sifter. We would do our best to see our world through the eyes of source because source is looking at the expansion.

Source is looking at what is wanted. When you define that you want something, source looks there. And when you look in opposition to what you have defined for source, you separate yourself from source.

The vibrational frequency of a question and an answer are very different frequencies. And the vibrational frequency of a problem and a solution are very different frequencies.

So when you realize source is on the solution frequency and when you're not, you feel bad because you're not going to feel the inspiration.

You're going to maybe feel more contrast and maybe launch more rockets and good can come from it. We just think that it doesn't have to be so hard for so many of you.

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