We had only stepped off of Holland America’s beautiful cruise ship, the Oosterdam, in Seattle a couple of hours before a woman selling us water at a grocery store in Olympia said, “…what I really want to do is to work on a cruise ship.” And then, checking into our hotel, we overheard a couple in the lobby talking about how much they were looking forward to going on a cruise.  It seemed that the Law of Attraction was prolonging the intense pleasure that we had been experiencing for the past 7 days on our delicious Alaskan cruise. It was as if we were wearing a flashing sign that said talk to us about the joy of cruising!

            Hundreds of people gathering from all over the world (20 different countries on this last one) presenting to Abraham their unique perspectives (verbally and vibrationally) and then the magical co-creation begins. And so, we always come away from these seminars with a new level of refreshment, but this time Abraham’s enthusiasm for the new insights that were fleshed out on this cruise was even more evident. And, they so love it when we get it!

            We wanted to let you know about our Panama Canal Cruise coming up March 13 to March 23, 2011.  There will be several beautiful new ports on this cruise for us to experience, like Aruba and Costa Rica, as well as the thrill of getting to see and experience going through some of the locks of the Panama Canal to explore beautiful Gatun Lake, Panama.

            We have all of the information at the Abraham-Hicks website, and – if it feels right to you – this may be a good time for you to make your reservation. Holland America is requiring only a $200 per person cruise deposit to hold your cabin until the final payment in December, but after July 23^rd, the deposit required will be $600. So, if you are thinking about joining us on this markedly different cruise, you may want to take advantage of this.

            We don’t know which we love more: Watching old friends reuniting in truly deep friendship and love; watching new friends discovering each other, or seeing person after person re-connect with who they really are as they play with Abraham on these cruises. It’s all so good! As Abraham tells us every time: “It’s good to come together for the purpose of co-creating. Do you agree?”

            Yes we do.

            Our love,

            Jerry & Esther