Believing
Learn
how believing a thing creates it. Change your beliefs in order to
see the things you want to see in your life.
You'll
See It When You Believe It Growing Your Life From the Inside
Out
By Annie Kaszina
Generally
you pick up on the things that resonate with your beliefs and your
view of the world. This is why, when youre feeling bad, bad
things rain down on you relentlessly.
There
are the real, major issues that you have to contend with and then
there are the generalizations that you have learned to draw from
them, like: Life is hard It always seems to happen
to me etc.
It
isnt in any way your fault, of course. Its also true
that bad things happen to happy people too.
Happy
people are not necessarily fortunate people in the sense of everything
in their life being hunky-dory. How many people do you know who
have good relationships, good health, financial security and are
still discontented, bored or only half-alive? I can certainly think
of a few.
Happy
people are the people who have learned to modify their mood, manage
their emotions and choose their reactions. Language, which we all
have, is the sole tool that they need to do so.
You
end up believing what other people tell you, when they tell you
something often, or convincingly enough. How many times have you
found yourself believing some daft, but effective, advertising slogan,
despite your better judgment? How many times have you reviled yourself
for being lazy, or stupid or worthless, even when you know that
is not really you, because thats what youve been told
repeatedly?
If
youll see it when you believe it, then the first thing to
do is choose beliefs that serve you. You can do that because you
only have to tell yourself a thing often enough and you will believe
it. Unless, of course, your real mantra is: Well, Ill
try it, but I know it wont work for me. In which case
it wont because youll get what youve affirmed.
But
you can choose an affirmation that allows your spirit to soar. You
can start from wherever you are with whatever words seem most appropriate
to you. Purely as an example, you could choose to affirm something
like: I now give myself permission to celebrate my strength,
my uniqueness and my precious humanity.
Say
it once and nothing will happen. Say it several times each day,
over a period of weeks and old limiting beliefs will start to lose
their hold.
Or
you could do it the way Sandy Forster advocates in How To
Be Wildly Wealthy Fast. Instead of just saying your affirmation,
you go through it, putting the stress on the first word first time
round, the second word second time round and so on until you reach
the last word.
An
affirmation of 15 words, like the one above will probably take you
2 or 3 minutes to work through. By the time youve finished,
it will have interrupted any habitual negative loop and lifted your
spirits.
Do
that a few times a day, when negative thoughts kick in and it wont
be that many days before you start to feel different. And when you
start to believe different things, youll start to see different
things.
Yes,
its cheap, cheerful and ridiculously simple. Often what stops
you achieving something you truly want is not the enormity or the
complexity of the thing. It may just be a small, but crucial bit
of information you lack, without which nothing seems to make sense.
The
question is: are you prepared to give it a go?
Go
From Believing to Positive Affirmations
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C) Annie
Kaszina 2005 Joyful Coaching
An
NLP Practitioner and Women's Empowerment Coach, Annie specialises
in helping women heal the trauma of the past, so they can enjoy
the present and look forward to the future.
Email:annie@joyfulcoaching.com
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'The Woman You Want To Be' go to: http://www.joyfulcoaching.com
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