The secret to safety is to focus on your desires to be healthy, happy and have fun! Simply tell yourself, I am safe, I am happy, I am “whatever you desire”(fill in the blank). The more you do this the more it is true, just think of the number of times you have fearful thoughts vs. the number of times you have safe thoughts, which is greater? You are attracting what you think about the most.
Many things contribute to your feeling safe and are in your direct control, like if your big brother/sister, boyfriend or girlfriend is with you, then you will feel more safe. If you know that police officers who you trust patrol your neighborhood then you will feel more safe. If you have a security system in your home you will feel more safe. If you stay out of areas that are prone to violence, like back alleys at 2am, then you will feel more safe, if you avoid groups of men who look board, or are rowdy, then you will feel more safe, if you are awake and alert when you move around, esp. at night, then you will feel more safe. If you feel safe then you ARE safe!
Additional suggestions to enhance your feeling of safety is to travel in a group or at least with one friend, do research on where you are going and know where you are at all times, have a cell phone with you to call for help, a whistle to blow attracts attention and can boost your feeling of being safe, tell someone where you are going and when you will return, stay in areas that are populated, and please do not carry a weapon. Weapons say to the universe “I am vulnerable and scared for my safety”! They actually attract danger to you, so please trust that you will be fine. Remember feelings of safety attract safety, and if you have a weapon they often work against you either by accident or by the perpetrator.
Other things that contribute to your safety like well lighted streets, and police patrols are not directly in our control, but can be helpful in enhancing our safety when you are aware of them. Ultimately it is each of us who are responsible for our own safety. Let me repeat that for emphasis, I am responsible for my own safety, just as you are responsible for yours. The saying goes, “Protect and Serve”, and police officers are responsible for upholding the law and preventing crime when possible, but they are not responsible for your personal safety. The point I would like to close with is that by our thoughts, words and actions we create our experiences! We are Masters of our destiny and when we stay focused on our dreams and desires miracles are created. 🙂 Sequoia Elisabeth
Oneness Ministry 
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