Comments on: Credit Crunch – Recession, A Point of View

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 21:13:48 +0000

Dawne,

Is there a connection I wonder between the collapse of WALL Street and the collapse of the Berlin WALL – some 19 years ago – an Eclipse Cycle I believe?

One bringing forth the collapse of Communism and the Soviet Union and the current collapse of Wall Street bring forth the demise of capitalism and the USA, as we know it?

Watch this space!

By: Norma Gunn

Norma Gunn — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 16:24:09 +0000

We all need to remember the Laws of Attraction and Abundance at this time. If we panic we will draw negative energy into the situation. If we all stop spending businesses will fail, unemployment will explode etc. I am unconcerned for my belief that we have no need to be in want unless we want it has always paid off for me. Recently been on my uppers then got a BIG tax refund, a little bonus from Ernie and offer of some work, all in on week. Make some financial adjustments if you must but then just ignore the threats of the media, Dawne is right, they manifest these situations by implanting fear. Book your holiday, buy those new shoes, go out for a meal, just don’t over extend yourselves. The planet will be all the better for us thinking about how wasteful we are, but I know from experience that the happiest times I have had have been when I have been financially stretched. Life can be fun on a budget, it’s up to you.

By: Nancy J. Stremmel

Nancy J. Stremmel — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 16:16:15 +0000

HI Dawn,
I’m an American, and from your blog, McCain-Palin are the Puritans.

This is a little frightening, because Herbert Hoover’s belt tightening only pushed the US deeper into the Great Depression. Families were living in “Hoover towns” or tent villages and eating squirrel soup. This is McCain-Palin’s theory.

FDR, elected afterwards, after the final quarter in 1933, spent federal money to start up projects that employed people. That money was the money that got the economy going again. This is the Obama theory.

The Law of Attraction tells me to picture Obama in the White House, and to think positively. However, your blog tells me to prepare for the inevitable which is the Puritan period. I will have to look up more about the 1918-1920 historical period.

What to do?

- Nancy

By: Paul Bryden

Paul Bryden — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 20:59:19 +0000

Hello Dawne,

Thank you for another timely and insightful article. Yes, the current financial crisis is a re-balancing of wealth across the planet, and there is a way to go yet!

What exciting times we live in!

Also, your comment that the US public will be “astonished” by who they elect is intriguing, to say the least!

Keep up the great writing – and many thanks again..

Regards, Paul

By: David Smith

David Smith — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:59:26 +0000

Dawne

Fascinating to see the dates and the correlation with events…

The article was published on the 29th of August. Thank you for sharing it with others. I am very surprised just how many bankers seem to have turned a blind eye to the events that led to the excess that is now re- balancing.

By: Successful Web Women

Successful Web Women — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 17:51:18 +0000

Dear Dawne,
this is a very interesting article and I appreciate your hint.
Recently, I have heard about the end of the Maya agenda in 2012 and I suggest this plays into it as well.

I have recently published on my blog on how to build a financial security even when markets are down. (http://successfulwebwomen.com/blog/general-articles/how-to-build-a-financial-security-even-when-the-markets-are-down-part-2/)

Like you, I am a fan of the law of attraction and see the importance of thinking positively in other directions.

I wish you lots of fun and success
Yani

http://www.successfulwebwomen.com
http://www.successfulwebwomen.com/blog