How to make this new year the best it can be

Entering into a new year, make use of Your Secret for Success. There isn't just one, "The Secret." Nor is there only one "Law of Attraction." In 2007 "The Secret" became famous but in the new year, you may discover more secrets on your own.

This quiz is designed to help you to understand and activate YOUR Secret so that you can attract a better new year. You may also be surprised to view other ways that people approach things. Do you assume others have the same approach as you? This quiz can help.

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1. What is your age?
Under 18 Years Old
18 to 24 Years Old
25 to 30 Years Old
31 to 40 Years Old
41 to 50 Years Old
51 to 60 Years Old
Over 60 Years Old
2. What is your gender?
Male
Female
3. Making New Year's resolutions:
I go through the motions, but in the back of my mind I doubt that I'll achieve many real results.
Rather than repeating the same list as I used in previous years, I find one choice that really interests me now. If this particular resolution has never been made before, that's ideal.
I pile them on, because you can never give yourself too many projects. The ones that aren't meant to be will fall away.
4. One (totally preventable) way to guarantee misery in this new year is:
To make myself the big authority in my life, paying attention to my own truth, rather than letting others decide how my life ought to be.
To decide that only the really big, possibly unattainable, drastic and dramatic changes are worthwhile.
To avoid making any big goals or dreams, but instead try to hold onto what I have now. Let my motto be, "Avoid change as much as is humanly possible."
5. To move on from any disappointing love relationships from my past, I can resolve that in this new year I will:
Date, early and often. I stay wide open to possibility, romance and meeting The One.
Cut the cord of attachment between myself and every failed relationship, so that I can be free all the way down to the level of my aura.
Refuse to move on until I have analyzed everything that went wrong. What's the point of thinking future relationships will be any different unless I have fully processed the failures of the past?
6. To improve my current relationships with friends (including any romantic partner), in this new year I resolve to:
Tell them directly how I want them to change. And if I can't think of anything that is really fair to ask of them, I can just shut up.
Drop hints like crazy. In private, I can pray, visualize, and never ever give up.
Appreciate when behavior works well for me but also notice when it doesn't work well. Then I can use my best skills for deeper perception for problem solving.
7. My aura can play a part in making this a better new year because:
Every day I can clean it out, balance it, and make sure it is the best it can be. If I will only do this, my visualizations will automatically become far more powerful.
I can read it, at will, in depth and detail. If something is out of balance, I can heal it myself or find a professional at Energy Spirituality, Energy Medicine, Energy Psychology or any other modality that appeals to me.
It works on its own, if it works at all, so I don't have to pay any attention to it. Isn't it nice to have one part of my life that requires no fussing around?
8. How does gratitude fit into my plans for the new year?
Gratitude attracts my good, so I take time every day to count my blessings.
Is for wimps. Life is a struggle, and strong people engage in fighting against problems. When something is good, you don't need to get all gushy. One less problem, that's all.
The power of gratitude is strengthened by paying attention at the very deepest levels, so I use my skills (aura reading, face reading, skills as an empath) to help me decide which are the very best things my life. Next, I set goals and take action in orde
9. Health, in this new year, is important. I am, after all, going to turn one year older. My best approach for staying healthy is to:
Do commonsense things, like sensible diet, regular exercise, appropriate supplements. In addition, whenever I notice patterns within me of strong negative emotions, I will do what it takes to heal the underlying toxic patterns. (Using skills for deeper pe
Purify my diet. The cleaner and more perfect my diet, the better I'll feel and this will out-picture in the fulfillment of all my desires.
Pick a workout and diet regimen that will toughen me up. No pain, no gain. (But if this becomes tiresome by, say, mid-February, I can just go back to my old habits.) If I do get sick, I'll find a doctor to fix me.
10. Dealing with weight and appearance, in this new year I resolve to:
Make sure I look good. If I look good, other people will respond to me in a positive manner and this will cause me to feel good about myself. By building my self-esteem, people will respond in a way that is even more positive, so I will attract the greate
Harness the power of my spirit to help me to reach my weightloss goals.
Start with the body that I have now, taking good care of it and appreciating it. If I wish to change in some way, let me make that choice because it really appeals to me, not to fit somebody else's standard of how I should look.
11. Paying attention to the other people in my life, in the New Year I aim to:
Be realistic, because I'm really good at that. No illusions for me! My expectations of people are fair, which gives me a clear standard for assessing who is a good person and who isn't.
Learn more about reading faces, reading auras, or even finding out if I have skills as an empath. Deeper Perception can show me something fascinating about every person I meet, plus this will protect me from liars, narcissists, etc.
Only see the good. It's simple. It works.
12. Handling money, my plan in the new year is to:
Work that dream board. Visualize. Build a strong prosperity consciousness. Then all I want will flow to me.
Stick to my budget. Also, I will work hard, because that brings success.
Spend wisely. Enjoy what I have. Expand my consciousness with a short meditation every day, or some other spiritual practice. Finally, if I have a desire to buy something big, I will work out a plan that makes it happen responsibly.
13. Getting drunk or high:
Is a fair reward for all the things I must do that are responsible but dull or, even, really, really boring.
Leaves traces in a person's aura that can be read easily, and the consequences long-term aren't pretty. Usually, I prefer the natural high of using my consciousness to wake myself up from inside.
Is something to feel guilty about, if it happens too often. But I can always pray for help and forgiveness.
14. Honoring my commitments:
Everyday life is like the ultimate workshop for spiritual growth. I can learn from my actions, from my successes and from my failures. In this new year, I aim to do my very best to follow through on every commitment.
Happens spontaneously, when you are pure enough. And I'm pretty pure, so mostly I do follow through. If I should happen to make a mistake occasionally, I'm not worried about this because everything happens for a reason. So, if something doesn't work out,
Of course, every commitment must be honored. That is why I am very careful about promising to do anything.
15. The biggest secret that will bring me success in 2008 is:
To take life easy, without being a big perfectionist. Then life becomes calmer and I feel more in control.
To have enough faith. Everything that I really need will be provided.
To develop clear perception of life at the deepest levels, then apply my skills to spiritual growth. Then I'll use what I learn to take effective action in the real world.
16. The biggest secret that will bring me success in 2008 is:
To take life easy, without being a big perfectionist. Then life becomes calmer and I feel more in control.
To have enough faith. Everything that I really need will be provided.
To develop clear perception of life at the deepest levels, then apply my skills to spiritual growth. Then I'll use what I learn to take effective action in the real world.

1. What is your age?

Under 18 Years Old

18 to 24 Years Old

25 to 30 Years Old

31 to 40 Years Old

41 to 50 Years Old

51 to 60 Years Old

Over 60 Years Old

2. What is your gender?

Male

Female

3. Making New Year's resolutions:

I go through the motions, but in the back of my mind I doubt that I'll achieve many real results.

Rather than repeating the same list as I used in previous years, I find one choice that really interests me now. If this particular resolution has never been made before, that's ideal.

I pile them on, because you can never give yourself too many projects. The ones that aren't meant to be will fall away.

4. One (totally preventable) way to guarantee misery in this new year is:

To make myself the big authority in my life, paying attention to my own truth, rather than letting others decide how my life ought to be.

To decide that only the really big, possibly unattainable, drastic and dramatic changes are worthwhile.

To avoid making any big goals or dreams, but instead try to hold onto what I have now. Let my motto be, "Avoid change as much as is humanly possible."

5. To move on from any disappointing love relationships from my past, I can resolve that in this new year I will:

Date, early and often. I stay wide open to possibility, romance and meeting The One.

Cut the cord of attachment between myself and every failed relationship, so that I can be free all the way down to the level of my aura.

Refuse to move on until I have analyzed everything that went wrong. What's the point of thinking future relationships will be any different unless I have fully processed the failures of the past?

6. To improve my current relationships with friends (including any romantic partner), in this new year I resolve to:

Tell them directly how I want them to change. And if I can't think of anything that is really fair to ask of them, I can just shut up.

Drop hints like crazy. In private, I can pray, visualize, and never ever give up.

Appreciate when behavior works well for me but also notice when it doesn't work well. Then I can use my best skills for deeper perception for problem solving.

7. My aura can play a part in making this a better new year because:

Every day I can clean it out, balance it, and make sure it is the best it can be. If I will only do this, my visualizations will automatically become far more powerful.

I can read it, at will, in depth and detail. If something is out of balance, I can heal it myself or find a professional at Energy Spirituality, Energy Medicine, Energy Psychology or any other modality that appeals to me.

It works on its own, if it works at all, so I don't have to pay any attention to it. Isn't it nice to have one part of my life that requires no fussing around?

8. How does gratitude fit into my plans for the new year?

Gratitude attracts my good, so I take time every day to count my blessings.

Is for wimps. Life is a struggle, and strong people engage in fighting against problems. When something is good, you don't need to get all gushy. One less problem, that's all.

The power of gratitude is strengthened by paying attention at the very deepest levels, so I use my skills (aura reading, face reading, skills as an empath) to help me decide which are the very best things my life. Next, I set goals and take action in orde

9. Health, in this new year, is important. I am, after all, going to turn one year older. My best approach for staying healthy is to:

Do commonsense things, like sensible diet, regular exercise, appropriate supplements. In addition, whenever I notice patterns within me of strong negative emotions, I will do what it takes to heal the underlying toxic patterns. (Using skills for deeper pe

Purify my diet. The cleaner and more perfect my diet, the better I'll feel and this will out-picture in the fulfillment of all my desires.

Pick a workout and diet regimen that will toughen me up. No pain, no gain. (But if this becomes tiresome by, say, mid-February, I can just go back to my old habits.) If I do get sick, I'll find a doctor to fix me.

10. Dealing with weight and appearance, in this new year I resolve to:

Make sure I look good. If I look good, other people will respond to me in a positive manner and this will cause me to feel good about myself. By building my self-esteem, people will respond in a way that is even more positive, so I will attract the greate

Harness the power of my spirit to help me to reach my weightloss goals.

Start with the body that I have now, taking good care of it and appreciating it. If I wish to change in some way, let me make that choice because it really appeals to me, not to fit somebody else's standard of how I should look.

11. Paying attention to the other people in my life, in the New Year I aim to:

Be realistic, because I'm really good at that. No illusions for me! My expectations of people are fair, which gives me a clear standard for assessing who is a good person and who isn't.

Learn more about reading faces, reading auras, or even finding out if I have skills as an empath. Deeper Perception can show me something fascinating about every person I meet, plus this will protect me from liars, narcissists, etc.

Only see the good. It's simple. It works.

12. Handling money, my plan in the new year is to:

Work that dream board. Visualize. Build a strong prosperity consciousness. Then all I want will flow to me.

Stick to my budget. Also, I will work hard, because that brings success.

Spend wisely. Enjoy what I have. Expand my consciousness with a short meditation every day, or some other spiritual practice. Finally, if I have a desire to buy something big, I will work out a plan that makes it happen responsibly.

13. Getting drunk or high:

Is a fair reward for all the things I must do that are responsible but dull or, even, really, really boring.

Leaves traces in a person's aura that can be read easily, and the consequences long-term aren't pretty. Usually, I prefer the natural high of using my consciousness to wake myself up from inside.

Is something to feel guilty about, if it happens too often. But I can always pray for help and forgiveness.

14. Honoring my commitments:

Everyday life is like the ultimate workshop for spiritual growth. I can learn from my actions, from my successes and from my failures. In this new year, I aim to do my very best to follow through on every commitment.

Happens spontaneously, when you are pure enough. And I'm pretty pure, so mostly I do follow through. If I should happen to make a mistake occasionally, I'm not worried about this because everything happens for a reason. So, if something doesn't work out,

Of course, every commitment must be honored. That is why I am very careful about promising to do anything.

15. The biggest secret that will bring me success in 2008 is:

To take life easy, without being a big perfectionist. Then life becomes calmer and I feel more in control.

To have enough faith. Everything that I really need will be provided.

To develop clear perception of life at the deepest levels, then apply my skills to spiritual growth. Then I'll use what I learn to take effective action in the real world.

16. The biggest secret that will bring me success in 2008 is:

To take life easy, without being a big perfectionist. Then life becomes calmer and I feel more in control.

To have enough faith. Everything that I really need will be provided.

To develop clear perception of life at the deepest levels, then apply my skills to spiritual growth. Then I'll use what I learn to take effective action in the real world.

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