The Gentle Way Book For People Who Believe In Angels

Welcome to the Benevolent Outcomes Blog, and welcome to everyone who subscribed 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!”  When you read the stories below, sent from all over the world, we use the acronym MBO for Most Benevolent Outcomes, GA for Guardian Angel, and BP for Benevolent Prayers (what you ask for other people).

SPECIAL NOTICE:

Please email me your MBO stories to show others how to use this simple tool to TomTMoore6(at)aol.com.  Now for some inspiring stories.

MBO’S FOR LAWN TRACTOR & TRIP

Sharon writes:  After reading all the inspiring stories in your newsletters, I have a story of my own to add.  

We needed a new lawn tractor.  I dowsed and ask benevolent prayers for one to become available at a price we could afford all winter.  As spring came and my husband had researched and decided on a model right for us, he was ready to buy.  A last check on line showed that the price on that model been suddenly reduced by $600!!!  This was considerable for us at this time.

Also a trip being planned was at a very high price to airfare with no reasonably priced accommodations available.  Dowsing with benevolent prayers for this also resulted much more reasonable airfares available and motel accommodations.  Out granddaughter can now enjoy a wonderful trip with new experiences her grandfather that she would not have otherwise.  The reduced price of the lawn tractor helped make this trip possible too.

Combining your work with dowsing has proved very effective for me. And helped a somewhat skeptical husband to trust this work more too.  Much appreciation for your work.

MBO FOR A PESKY STUCK GAS CAP

Helen writes:  I have a MBO story for you; it is not as exciting or dramatic like the others you have posted.  But the results were immediate!

Yesterday at lunchtime, I went to the gas station to fill up my gas tank in my car.  I dislike this task, but it had to be done because the car was “running on fumes” and normally I try to have the gas tank at least half full.  I popped the gas lid open from inside the car; went out to the passenger side to turn the cap (counterclockwise) in order to refuel the car.  I couldn’t do it.  I tried and tried to twist the cap.  My fingers, knuckles, and wrist began to hurt.  I was standing there getting very angry with myself for having weak fingers and all the while getting very frustrated (it was hot & muggy too).  

Then suddenly, like a flash – I thought to myself – I am going to say a MBO!  I said out loud (in a normal speaking voice), “I request a most benevolent outcome in being able to twist that cap off!  Thank you!”  My fingers, knuckles, and wrist were still hurting from the earlier tries; but once again, I tried to twist that cap to the left.  The pain was there but instead of giving up, I leaned my whole body into it.  Suddenly I noticed the gas cap vibrating even though I could not feel it.  My eyes were just focusing on the vibration because I couldn’t believe what I was seeing.  Then the cap felt like it was twisting to the left and my sore fingers and wrist just went with the move!  It came off and I was relieved and said many “thank-yous”!

Comparing to all the worldly necessities in life, this little thing as needing to twist the gas cap off must rank down at the bottom, but it is so nice my angel heard my MBO prayer!  Thank you, thank you, thank you Tom for introducing MBOs!  They work and they work fast!

CLASS DID GREAT

Nancy writes:  Thanks so much for all that you do!   My school held Science Fair today, and my 1st graders handled it beautifully, thanks to my MBOs!

MBO’S FOR HAIL STORM

Silvia writes:  We had huge hail storm coming our way and severe weather so I asked any and all beings to assist us protect our cars, houses and people and may the result be better then we could have hoped for or expected – I heard the hail banging the windows on the porch and all. Once it was over this morning I checked the car and thank God there was no dent in it. So I keep asking for the protection and putting protective bubble around us.

MBO’S FOR MOUNTAIN DRIVING, TIRES

Jacque in Colorado writes:  I must tell you a story of my week. I left Sunday morning early to head to Boulder for an interview for Monday afternoon. It is usually a 5-hour drive give or take. I went up over a pass called McClure pass to go toward Glenwood Aspen to get to the major highway toward Denver area.  It was early Sunday morning and no traffic. As I came around a big curve there was the hugest rock, boulder slide I had ever encountered. There was a tiny space between the guardrail over the cliff and the rock. I sat for a while saying MBO’s that no more rocks would come down as I was not in a very good space right there on the road.

I have always said MBO’s as I left to head out in my truck, but especially over this pass. So I had said my MBO’s and came around that curve to encounter this huge rock and dust still settling. I really was in shock.  My Guardian Angel saved my life. I know this for sure. The rock was as big as 2 dump trucks and is taking more that 100 truck loads to remove it. I squeaked by the rock and guardrail.  A little later I passed a King Soopers semi, which later I found out was not able to go through. I did warn him with my lights. I believe I was the first person to witness this rock after it broke loose. This was Sunday morning. This is now Friday morning and they are working hard to clear it with 2-3 hour delays. It has been raining very hard up there and causing more problems with the rain. It is one of those Boulders that we all look at when driving by and say, “Wow one of these days!” So I say to Gaia thank you dear one that no one was hurt. And if you don’t believe in MBO’s, well here is proof!  I had a very nice week staying with a blind couple that treated me like royalty.

The second part of the story is as I was leaving Wednesday morning to head home now an 8 hour drive instead of 5, I just happened to remember that I needed to rotate my tires a long while ago. My tire company does it for free. There are no companies in Glenwood area or where I live. So it’s been a long time. I went in, the guy came out and looked at my tires, didn’t say much. He said lets go in and see what we can do. He went out in the back shop and came back. He said, “I have a set of used tires to put on your truck. I’m not letting you out of this parking lot till they are on your truck.” I said, “I only literally have gas money to get home.” He said, “You leave that to me. I want you safe.” (I guess my tires were really really bad).

So I sat there teary eyed, it took 45 min. Then I tried to find this man, the manager. He was the one in the white shirt. The rest were in work shirts. He was nowhere to be found. The young man came out gave me my keys and I said you guys are my guardian angels. I continued on to head back knowing they had closed the road from the Big Rock slide and knew it was a way longer trip. As I headed into the mountains I hit a whiteout blizzard from Idaho Springs to the other side of Vail pass. Many miles in a white out.   30 semi trucks were stopped on the side of the highway chaining up. I was in a skirt and flip-flops.  I had a 4-wheel drive and had 4 brand new tires on my truck. Not used, brand new.

Indeed it took me 8 hours to get home, but I got home safely with new tires. I was very scared but kept saying my MBO’s as I drove along.  I remember saying to myself “HOW DID HE KNOW?”  But somehow he did. A little later another semi had crashed against the wall, caused another rockslide and rolled across the highway and hit the guardrail. I only could pray he was okay.

I must say Mr. Tom Moore, Theo and Gaia, Thank you for your great teachings to the world and to me personally. I love you all so very much. I believe my life was spared twice in one week. I will use MBO’s for the rest of this physical life. And I hope that all of you do too.  Thank you Tom.

MBO’S FOR MOM, WORK

Reza writes from Indonesia:  First of all, thank you very much for your teaching about the MBO technique.  And I apologize if my English is bad. (I am from Indonesia)

So, I send you this email because you said previously that you would like to know how I managed to translate an MBO request. The phrase: “I request a Most Benevolent Outcome for … Thank you,” becomes: “Saya Mohon Kebajikan … Terima kasih.” and it works! I will tell you the story below, and about the translation, when I used Google to translate benevolent the result is “penuh kebaikan” in Bahasa.  It’s a common word. But if I translate benevolence the result is: “Kebajikan” and this word is rarely used in daily normal conversation just like you said about the word “benevolent.” And in the dictionary we can translate “Kebajikan” both as benevolence or most benevolent. Kebajikan is a very noble word. Previously, you said I can drop the word “most,” but what I really was asking about is, should I use the original wording of a MBO request, in English that is, or I can use my native language, Bahasa.   But I will tell you it does not matter, because it works both ways; and I want to tell you the success story of it, this morning,

The Story:

Yesterday, I read a lot of your writings in your blog.  For hours I read your articles and the newsletters.  Now, do not get me wrong, I still am skeptical about it.

This morning, I woke up before dawn with a very sad feeling. I dreamed about my mom (deceased in January this year). I am still grieving; in my dream, she woke me up so I would not go to work late, and mama showed me the time is at past 6am. I finally woke up at 6 less, and I’m so sad. I miss my mom so much, my feeling is so sad because remembering that my mother had died.

I woke up with rather lazy, troubled and uneasy mood.  I leave my house at few minutes past 7 am and my office hours start at 7:30 am, and at most I spend half an hour on the road.

Then I remember the techniques you taught such as the MBO request.  In Bahasa Indonesian and out loud; like my GA whispers to me that I should use the phrase: “Saya Memohon Kebajikan,” and it reminds me that the key is to say it out loud/Spoken.  Then I requested a Most Benevolent Outcome so I’m not late for work.  And I also requested that my day would be great with a little nice surprise.

And then, out of the curiosity I ask for signs that my mom is still there though in another world and not perish or vanished just like my semi-atheist agnostic belief…
I requested it so my heart would feel so calm and have a peace of mind.  I need consolation in order not to be upset or sad anymore; that my mom is still alive as a soul.

Suddenly, I read the writing on the side of the road (even though I’m riding a motorcycle), a tavern with a signpost/board “Bu Ane.  I forgot it was a restaurant, soup or a small kiosk, but “bu ane” has two meanings:  A Mrs. named Ane, or it could also be interpreted as my mother.. my mom … (Bu: Mrs. of Mother, Ane: a name or me/mine/I in slang. Originated from Arabic / Betawi/native Jakarta).  So, “Bu Ane:” My mom…

And then my eyes fixed on the license plate in the front of my bike B. .. VCD (B is the code number of vehicles in Jakarta … the numbers I forget).  Yet, oddly enough my eyes always fixed on VCD letters after the numbers.  Then I thought of something, a long time ago I was sad because I failed on UMPTN (college state entrance exams in my country) and was announced in newspaper in that morning, and my mom bought the paper but at dawn, we searched my name was not there that morning and I cried constantly). Then mom tried to console me by taking me to the store electronics and bought a VCD (formerly popular video player in Indonesia in the year 2000 is a VCD player; there is no DVD yet and the VHS and laser disc is obsolete). My mom makes my sadness go away by buying me a VCD.  And this morning I saw the letters of VCD in someone’s bike license plate in front of me.

And like this morning where my eyes were glued to the letters of VCD in the motorcycle license plate in front of me, my mom, or my guardian angel answered my prayers for a sign that my mom is still there … by making me look into the stall that reads “Bu Ane” meaning: my mom, and then makes my eyes fix on the plate number on the front of my bike to the last three letters only: VCD …where my mother used to calm my sad heart because I failed the exam with a VCD player; so this morning … when I am feeling blue because I miss Mom, my prayer or MBO request is answered.  I asked for a sign that my mom is still here, and soothing my heart, and I was crying. I wept on the road because I am not sad anymore, but very happy; and I weep not for long, because I suddenly felt warmth on my back.  It felt warm and cozy. Perhaps it was due to sunlight in the morning, but I do not feel the warmth like this to work yesterday.  This morning I felt a great peace, and trees on roadside looks beautiful.

This is the answer to a nice little surprise today.  And my request to not be late is answered as I arrived at the office at 7:28 am at the finger print scan absence machine. It was pretty magical, because I do not speed due to my sadness and delightfulness on this morning drive.

And in my morning briefing or meeting at the office I share this story with my colleagues and the importance of prayer.  Even for people who do not believe in one god, angels or gods (atheists/agnostics), prayer will still bring hope, positive thinking and gratitude. We will be more optimistic and more resilient.  My colleagues at the office appreciate my motivation talk, though the morning briefing is usually about business.

Anyway, I am so grateful and THANK YOU!!! Mr. Tom.  I hope your book is published here so I can buy it.  I will pray for you, a benevolence prayer for you.

Thank you so-so very much… Terima Kasih.

PS: Can I call my GA name: Mika?

Of course you can!