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May 8, 2010

Benevolent Outcomes Blog 5-8-10

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IN THIS BLOG:
·   TRAVELING WITH YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL
·   APPEARANCES
·   THE GENTLE WAY BOOKS

The Gentle Way Books

Welcome to this week’s edition of my Benevolent Outcomes Blog, and welcome to everyone who signed up in the past week. This Blog is for people just discovering how to use a very simple, yet powerful and effective spiritual tool you can use every day the rest of your life. It will lessen the stress and fear of life in general, and will make your life easier. It’s so simple a lot of people say “It can’t be this easy,” but it is, because IT WORKS! This reconnects you with your Guardian Angel, or higher power, or whatever your belief is. You simply say, “I request a Most Benevolent Outcome for…….., thank you!”

Subscribing to this blog is easy, just go to http://www.gentlewaybook.com/blog/?feed=rss2 . I also email a weekly newsletter with more advanced topics, which you can subscribe to by going to http://TheGentleWayBook.com. You can also read a couple of sample chapters of my first book to give you more suggestions on requesting MBO’s. Please forward this blog to your friends if you enjoy reading it.
Attention everyone living in the Ft. Worth Metroplex. I will be speaking at the Satori group get-together (everyone’s invited) May 14. Details down below.

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: I will be having my first LIVE GLOBAL WEBCAST on Thursday, May 20. See the details down below. You’ll be able to ask questions, so please tune in. It’s F.R.E.E.!

Now for this week’s inspiring stories.

TRAVELING WITH YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL

Each year I travel to Cannes, France for an international TV and Video market held there. The one I am writing about was an uneventful trip (thanks to requesting Benevolent Outcomes) with two exceptions. I had the little “whisper in my ear” from my Guardian Angel Theo in Frankfurt while waiting for my connection that my watch was going to stop working, and I remember thinking (I was foggy from being on a plane overnight) that at least it had lasted for 20 years. Then I awoke from a nap while waiting and discovered the watch had stopped and it was only 25 minutes until boarding time.

Upon arrival in Cannes, I headed for the Rolex store nearby to see if it could be fixed (after requesting a MBO). I was having a hard time finding the address and stopped in another watch store to ask directions. After finding the store a few doors down, I was told it would take four to six weeks and a minimum of 400 to 600 Euros ($600 to $900) for the repair. I know prices in the USA are lower, so I headed back to the other store and bought the least expensive watch they had to tide me over until my watch is repaired. Had I not stopped in for directions, I would not have known where to go for a less expensive watch—a nice Benevolent Outcome!

The next night I ate at a pizza and Italian food restaurant near the “old” port in Cannes. There are a lot of these in the area, as Italy is just an hour drive or so away, just past Monte Carlo. I pulled my reading glasses out of the case and the lens on the left side, along with the screw, dropped out on the table. The screw rolled off the table and even with two waiters assisting me we couldn’t find it. I requested a Benevolent Outcome and luckily the print on the menu was large enough to read.

The next morning I asked the front desk where to have the glasses repaired, and was advised there was a store only one block away. The repair person replaced the screw and even the pads, which she said were yellow, and at no charge! It was a nice MBO. I do know from similar things happening like this before that I set these little challenges up on a higher self level in order to force me out of my routine, which also allows me to speak French; I am only able to use my French two times a year now. I used to also attend the Cannes Film Festival, but my lower budgeted regional films didn’t sell well there, as that is a market for art films and for films with highly recognizable stars, so I stopped attending.

After my book was published I started receiving emails from people with there own Benevolent Outcome stories. One of the first was from David in St. Louis. He said that he had requested a Benevolent Outcome for getting through a security line at the airport with no problems. When he reached the person who checks boarding passes and ID’s, she opened up a line that had only been used for airline crews and he was the first person through the line. Then he requested a MBO for someone interesting to sit next to on the plane coming back from South Africa and had a great conversation with someone that put on metaphysical events.

The first time I tried it was coming back from Washington, DC from a bookstore convention. I wound up sitting next to the buyer for a chain of bookstores and was able to show him my book and sell sheet, which resulted in sales. With that success I have requested MBO’s to meet interesting people many times in my travels.

In Cannes, at the Italian restaurant I mentioned above, I requested a MBO to sit next to someone interesting, knowing that a lot of my colleagues were arriving for the market. When I arrived I was seated at a table by the wall with empty tables next to me. After my experience with my glasses, two young ladies came in to eat and instead of sitting one table away from me, sat down next to me. We started talking and they were also there for the TV market, and came from Toronto, Canada. The talk eventually led to a discussion about Benevolent Outcomes and one of the ladies, named Jenna, said that her mother had just returned from Sedona (one of my favorite places)! Jenna and her friend Valerie said they would try requesting Benevolent Outcomes for their meetings. A couple of days later I received an email from Jenna saying that the requests were going great. In later emails she has continued to request them.

I also went to a reception the PBS station in New York has each market at a penthouse that overlooks the whole bay of Cannes. I again requested a MBO to talk to someone interesting, and there were plenty of interesting people there. I eventually went to dinner with five ladies, mostly in South American sales and TV broadcasting. One of the ladies promised to put me in touch with their dubbing service in Argentina and she told them to tell them to give me the same rate they have. These are just examples of how many ways there are to request Benevolent Outcomes in your work and life. Make it a HABIT!

Note on my last scheduled trip to Cannes in early April: I had bought my badge for the market and requested a Most Benevolent Outcome for my trip there. Then I kept hearing about how many of my potential clients were not going to attend, plus I had started negotiations on two extremely large deals for my company—either of which would surpass any normal business I would do at the market; I felt that I could not justify the expense of going and not being able to continue these negotiations and canceled my hotel reservation.

I’m sure you heard how people were stuck all over Europe and were not able to fly because of the volcanic ash cloud. As you read above, I normally connect through either Frankfurt or Paris, and I would have been stuck in Cannes for at least an additional 5 to 7 days before being able to fly back to the USA, as I heard a number of my colleagues were. This was DEFINITELY a big MBO for me!

APPEARANCES

MAY 14, FRIDAY—7:30PM—FT. WORTH, TEXAS—SATORI. This will be my third appearance at Satori, and this time I’ll not only talk about MBO’s, but I’ll talk about the predictions given to me for 2010 and beyond. I’ll also have my new book there for signing. For more information contact Phil Walthall at 817-222-1871 or philwalthall@aol.com.

MAY 20, THURSDAY—6:00 PM PDT, 7:00 PM MDT, 8:00 PM CDT, 9:00 PM EDT, 9:00 AM SINGAPORE, 11:00 AM SYDNEY, 2:00 AM LONDON.
MY FIRST FREE “LIVE GLOBAL VIDEO WEBCAST!” Log in up to 10 minutes
prior to the broadcast at www.MyGlobalHub.com/cindy6. Click on “Join a Live Event”. Enter your name, Meeting ID: 271-620-369 (including dashes) and your email address. Then JOIN. I’ll talk about MBO’s and Predictions. Hosted by Cindy Belmonte, www.MyGlobalHub.com/cindy6, 805-520-3733 for your video conferences. Ask me questions LIVE! Hope to see you there—and please invite your friends!

JUNE 21, MONDAY—6:00 PM-10:00 PM—SEDONA, AZ—Sedona Creative Life Center. Jam-packed evening where I go through all the simple spiritual tools you can use every day the rest of your life and conduct a guided meditation for you to contact your own Guardian Angel. For more information and to register: http://www.thegentlewaybook.com/ontour.html

THE GENTLE WAY BOOKS

Don’t forget that THE GENTLE WAY II is NOW AVAILABLE for delivery on Amazon.com and is IN STOCK! Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Way-II-Tom-Moore/dp/1891824805/ref=pd_sim_b_2 . You can also order it by phone at my publisher Monday to Friday. Call toll free 800-450-0985. It has twice as many pages as the first book. The books are great for presents for family and friends for birthdays and other special occasions! The first book is also available on Amazon.com. Either or both books can change lives!

Please email me (I’m also on FACEBOOK) your MBO stories, as they inspire others to live THE GENTLE WAY!

Have a Most Benevolent Week!

Tom
Tom T. Moore
TomTMoore6(at)aol.com

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November 27, 2009

BENEVOLENT OUTCOMES BLOG #4

Filed under: Spirituality Self-Help — Tags: Angel, Angel Hotel, Benevolent Outcomes, Cannes, Cannes Film Festival, Christmas, Croatia, Croisette, Family Renuion, France, Frankfurt, Frankfurt Book Fair, Gentle Way Book, George Bush, Germany, Guardian Angel, Laura Bush, Mall, MBO, Metaphysics, MIPCOM, Most Benevolent Outcomes, Munic, Munich Airport, Munich Train Station, Northern Italy, President, Spiritual Tool, Tom T. Moore — Tom Moore @ 8:05 AM

IN THIS BLOG:

TRIP TO THE FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR

The Gentle Way Books

Welcome to this edition of my Benevolent Outcomes Blog. This Blog is to help introduce people to the concept of requesting Benevolent Outcomes in your life on a daily basis. By doing so, you’ll be reconnecting with your Guardian Angel, who will assist you with the most mundane requests, like a parking space at a busy mall during the Christmas Holiday season (which might not seem so mundane if you have driven up and down rows of parked cars trying to find a place to park). Or it can be a much more serious request such as, “I request a Most Benevolent Outcome for my reunion with my family, thank you!” This is really good to request if there is much conflict in your family. I use the abbreviation “MBO” for Most Benevolent Outcomes. You can go to my website www.TheGentleWayBook.com, where you can read two sample chapters of my first book, articles I’ve written for magazines, and much more!

In my last Blog I mentioned that on my 45 minute walk down the Croisette (in Cannes, France) to the New Port, I would say “Bonjour” to a homeless man living next to the sea wall I walked on and he responded. One night I over-ordered at a restaurant and so I had them put it in tin foil (they don’t have to-go boxes, at least not at that restaurant). This morning I took the sack with me and requested a MBO for not only my walk, but that he would accept the food, as I could not tell how cognizant he was.

He was feeding the pigeons and sea birds as he seems to do each morning. Are they a bunch of beggars! They never left the sea wall or surrounding rocks, but kept eyeing him for the next handout. Luckily I had scooped up all the bread in the basked at the restaurant so he’ll have more to feed them.

I gave him the food, and I was to find out in speaking with him that he was from Berlin and spoke pretty good English. He had met Laura Bush one time he said before George became President. He liked her—said she had a good heart, but the Russian president (or? I wasn’t sure) had a hard heart from what I could tell. He also gave me advice about staying warm in Germany. Mentioned how St. Moritz was great to ski, and how he had been in Northern Italy, but I couldn’t tell how long he was there. Said he gets his food from cleaning up after the markets held in Cannes. Not sure if he is on a clean up crew or just scavenges, but I did see tins of cookies that I had seen in the Palais building (where the TV market and Cannes Film Festival are held). All in all a conversation that I never imagined having. It was a nice Benevolent Outcome.

When I booked my hotel to attend the Frankfurt Book Fair, I found the only two star hotel available in the main part of Frankfurt was called the Angel Hotel. I did chuckle when I booked the hotel and requested a MBO. It was in a great location only one block from the main train station and a two minute walk to the escalator down under the street and another one minute to the subway or train to the Frankfurt Book Fair. There are two other hotels on the street and they share the street with a whole line of sex shows, peep shows, etc. These are rip-off joints according to the hotel owner Mehra that are out to rob the “rubes” who walk in for 1,000 or more Euros (heard as high as 5,000 E). Will those men and women have some “balancing” (as my Guardian Angel Theo calls it) to do in a future existence!

I had requested a MBO for the room to be ready upon arrival and it was within 10 minutes even though it was still morning. Another lady that arrived shortly after me was still waiting for her room to be cleaned when I walked out the door headed to the Frankfurt Book Fair. I had printed a number of press releases about the books in Cannes. I planned to drop them off at the press office, but wasn’t sure they would let me in as my ticket was not good until the next day. Naturally I requested a MBO to be allowed entry, and at first the lady refused me entrance and then let me go in. At the press office the young lady said the charge would be 156 Euros (about $230!) to drop them off. I pleaded with them to let a poor author put them out and she said come back the next morning at 9:00 am and she would ask her supervisor. I was having a hard time finding some place to eat, as the restaurants I passed in the Fair were not yet open. I requested a MBO to find some place open for lunch. I came upon the Switzerland Café and there were a number of people eating inside. I got in line and got my food, and then looked around for a place to pay and saw none. I sat down and started to eat, still searching. Finally I asked an Italian lady at the next table where to pay, and she said that was a free lunch for participants in an all day seminar. I wondered why there were so many men dressed in business attire and not casual clothes for setting up the booths (or stands as they are called in Europe)! A really nice MBO!

I had walked to the book fair, but there was some construction to pass through and cobblestone walks, so since I was dragging a roller bag filled with books, plus my briefcase, I took the “S Bahn” train to the fair grounds. At 5 minutes to 9:00 am they started letting the large crowd of people inside. They later reported that the first day attendance was 39,000 + people! This is the largest market I’ve ever attended, with 15 halls each holding enough stands for a normal convention, with over 7,300 companies exhibiting! This is 10 times as many as exhibit at the world TV market in Cannes. At the press office they said not only could I not pay the 156 Euros, but I could not even put press releases out as I’m an author and not an exhibitor. Keep in mind I requested a MBO, so I accepted what happened wondering where my MBO was. I almost trashed them, but took them with me. The MBO was that my publisher had not put in a sell sheet with the books, so I was able to use the press release as a sales sheet! I wouldn’t have had anything to give to the people that just wanted a card and some literature to refer to about the book.

Naturally I requested MBO’s each morning that the results of my meetings would be even better than I could hope for or expect. I also requested MBO’s each morning as each afternoon to be led to call on the right companies, as there was no way I was going to make it through all the halls I had listed to visit.

I have already come to a verbal agreement with a publisher in Greece that also publishes the Kryon books—nice synergy. Plus I have many more that I hope will close in the coming weeks. I met with my German publisher on Friday, and they said they thought the book will be released in May or June. And I had chance meetings or was compelled to stop at certain places that should prove fruitful.

As one example, on Friday I was in Hall 8.0 where all the Americans and British have stands, and I stopped to have an orange juice to rest my weary legs. I sat down at one of those high tables with bar chairs and a young lady sat down there too as it was quite crowded. We started discussing my book and it seems she works for the largest publisher in Croatia. She took a book with her and I’ll follow up.

Today I was concerned about getting my three roller bags to the train track and requested a MBO for someone to assist me. Before I could ask, Mehra volunteered a young man by the name of Handi to assist me with the bags. He took two of the bags all the way to the spot on track 7 where my car was supposed to stop.

When I arrived at the Munich train station, as I mentioned above, I had only 14 minutes to get from track 1 to track 22, which sounded like a long way. It took me a couple of minutes to attach two of the bags together and I requested a MBO for assistance in finding the track AND assistance with my bags, as the signs said nothing about a track 22. I asked a lady passing by and she pointed me towards the “S Bahn” sign, which I was quite familiar with from Frankfurt. As I started down the escalator with my 3 bags, I noticed a couple with medium size roller bags headed in the same direction and asked if they were going to the airport and they said yes. I followed them, and the German couple was quite nice and told me which train to take, as there were two that stopped before the airport train. He even helped me on board with my bags (a nice MBO). They were headed to Kenya for two weeks for some sort of government work that they had a hard time explaining in English.

During the 40-minute ride I tried to phone the hotel to see about the shuttle van, but the phone would ring and no one picked up. I requested a MBO for finding the shuttle. At the airport station the German couple again assisted me in getting the bags out (nice MBO). I proceeded to the Information counter, where they called the hotel, and told me to sit down, as it could be 10 minutes before pickup. Less than 2 minutes later a German lady from the hotel called to me and off I went to the shuttle van, which was filled with people whom she had picked up from the train. I was the last on board and sat up front. This gave me the opportunity to go in and check in to the hotel instead of standing in line (another MBO). They gave me my own portable alarm set to 4:30 am, and I requested a MBO to awaken just prior, which I did.

I requested a MBO to sit next to someone interesting to talk to on the flight from Amsterdam back to Dallas-Ft. Worth, and my MBO was that the Dutch man who sat next to me never spoke to me for 10 hours—only in Dutch to a friend across the aisle. This saved my throat, as I had picked up a chest cold. I requested a MBO for customs and went through the passport check OK, but the customs guys wanted to check my bags because I listed books on the form. The MBO was that I got to hear an angel story from one of the customs officers and gave out two business cards for them to go online and read about the book at www.TheGentleWayBook.com.

This is really simple to do, folks, so give it a try. Start by requesting a Most Benevolent Outcome for your drive to work, or for a seat on a busy train or subway. Easy steps that will give you immediate feedback that your requests are being answered.

Have a Most Benevolent Week!

Tom
Tom T. Moore