Abrahams Emotional Scale

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This document outlines Esther Hicks and Jerry Hicks' Emotional Scale according to Abraham, which ranks 22 emotional states from despair to ecstasy. It notes that being in a state of hopefulness means entering the Vortex, and the higher the emotional state on the scale, the deeper within the Vortex. All decisions should be made while in the Vortex, as thoughts or actions taken outside it will not yield positive outcomes. The document promotes Abraham-Hicks teachings and directs readers to their website for more information.

Abraham’s!
Emotional Scale!
Esther & Jerry Hicks!

Getting into the Vortex!
•  According to Abraham, Once you are in
a state of hopefulness you have entered
the Vortex.!
•  The farther up the Emotional Scale you
go the deeper into the Vortex you go.!
•  All decisions to act should be made while
inside the Vortex.!
•  Any thought or decision made outside
the Vortex will not bring a positive
outcome.!

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