How To Attract The Things You Want
April 24, 2008
You probably know about the law of attraction, right? And I am sure you have
wondered why negative things sometimes happen to you. You probably wonder, “did I attract that?” Sometimes, it gets so frustrating trying to use the law of attraction because it can often feel like it doesn’t work. There is one main reason for that:
Thinking positive thoughts does not activate the law of attraction; feeling the way you want to feel does. In other words, you cannot just focus on thinking positively and then feel badly about a situation at the same time if you want to attract positive things to you. Our feelings have much more magnetic force than any thoughts we can ever have, so if you feel unhappy with a situation in your life, you will attract more “bad stuff” to you. This can seem daunting at times and you must be wondering how it is even possible to feel positive about something you are unhappy about. It’s not always easy, but it is very possible.
Start by checking yourself. Check your alignment with good feelings. Throughout your day, ask yourself, “How am I feeling right now?” That question actually translates into “What am I attracting at this moment?” and that is why it is so powerful to ask. By asking yourself how you are feeling, you are essentially peering into the future and seeing the feelings you will be attracting to yourself. So ask yourself that question often and then when you discover that you aren’t aligned with positive feelings, do whatever you need to do to get back in alignment.
Life is a constant realignment. Balance is a complete myth. Our lives will always teeter back and forth, and so relaigning ourselves is very important. Don’t feel badly because you are out of alignment. Just do what you need to do to get realigned as soon as possible. Do what makes you feel good. Repeat an affirmation or a mantra that will get you feeling positively again, Take a step outside. Take a deep breath.
Sometimes when we are in a “bad” mood, we don’t even want to get out of it. I know, I’ve been there. There are plenty of times when we feel miserable and we like to wallow in it. If that happens, just let yourself wallow in it, but then get the heck out of it. Don’t linger there. The longer you stay in a negative mood, the more unpleasant things you will be attracting to yourself.
The key is to always do what makes you feel good. Sure, there are plenty of times when we need to do things that we don’t want to do. In those cases, find a way to make them more enjoyable. Bring an iPod into the kitchen and sing while you are doing dishes, for example. The rest of the time, when you don’t have to be doing something, do something you enjoy. The happier you are and the more you enjoy yourself, the more wonderful things you will manifest in your life. The way you feel is the indicator, so choose your feelings wisely.
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Faith Zimmerman is a Life Transformation Coach and her passion is helping people move from just enduring life to being exhilarated by life! She uses a holistic approach and assists her clients in balancing their mind, body, & soul, bringing wholeness into everything they do. Her clients learn to release their personal power, create true freedom where they once felt stuck, and flow with life in a joyful way. They are then able to set and reach goals that are a true expression of their authenticity and life purpose. Faith offers FREE tele-classes on topics similar to what you see above. Sign up at: www.FaithsTeleclasses.com
Faith Zimmerman, CCC, PCT
Radiant Life Strategies
PO Box 59 Hatboro, PA 19040
267-708-0890
faith@lifecoachfaith.com
www.lifecoachfaith.com
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