Oct 5, 2026 Ā· 14 min Ā· 7 segments
The Key to HappinessWhy Being Right Doesnt Matter New segment šļø ~ Abraham Hicks
Abraham HicksHost[laughs]
Well, it's logical that you would be, isn't it? Because you've lived life, and you've had ideas, and you've fostered those ideas through conversation and contemplation, and they have manifested in your life, which has proven to you the rightness of your ideas, 'cause that's what the law of attraction does.
So there are two things that we would like to pop open into this atmosphere, and the first is the idea of how right you think you are because life keeps proving what you think.
[laughs]
We'd like to encourage you to not think so much about whether you're right or whether the other one is wrong.
Instead of the right and the wrong, because you see, you came into an environment with so many others with a variety of beliefs and intentions knowing that this diversity and this contrast would serve all of you, and not one of you thought that it was your job to come and straighten the rest of them out.
Not one of you came with that intention, and yet so many humans now think that that's their job.
They think that their path to their happiness is by getting everybody else to give up their path.
[laughs]
And we say, "How's that working out?" Not so good, is it? So rather than being on this beating the drum of wanting so much to be right, and we can talk, if you want to later on if it comes up, why you do that and how to get over it, but instead of wanting to be right, we want you to consider asking what is the path of least resistance, and that's when you get irritated or concerned because path of least resistance doesn't feel like the diligence that you thought you were born with in order to wrestle the world to the ground and kill it.
But if you understand that the path of least resistance is also the path of most allowance and you understand what it is that you are allowing, you're allowing your connection to your source.
It allows you to find a way, an entertaining, satisfying, wonderful way to what you want without going about it in the way that most humans go about it, which does not work.
[laughs]
Well, it's logical that you would be, isn't it? Because you've lived life, and you've had ideas, and you've fostered those ideas through conversation and contemplation, and they have manifested in your life, which has proven to you the rightness of your ideas, 'cause that's what the law of attraction does.
So there are two things that we would like to pop open into this atmosphere, and the first is the idea of how right you think you are because life keeps proving what you think.
[laughs]
We'd like to encourage you to not think so much about whether you're right or whether the other one is wrong.
Instead of the right and the wrong, because you see, you came into an environment with so many others with a variety of beliefs and intentions knowing that this diversity and this contrast would serve all of you, and not one of you thought that it was your job to come and straighten the rest of them out.
Not one of you came with that intention, and yet so many humans now think that that's their job.
They think that their path to their happiness is by getting everybody else to give up their path.
[laughs]
And we say, "How's that working out?" Not so good, is it? So rather than being on this beating the drum of wanting so much to be right, and we can talk, if you want to later on if it comes up, why you do that and how to get over it, but instead of wanting to be right, we want you to consider asking what is the path of least resistance, and that's when you get irritated or concerned because path of least resistance doesn't feel like the diligence that you thought you were born with in order to wrestle the world to the ground and kill it.
But if you understand that the path of least resistance is also the path of most allowance and you understand what it is that you are allowing, you're allowing your connection to your source.
It allows you to find a way, an entertaining, satisfying, wonderful way to what you want without going about it in the way that most humans go about it, which does not work.
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