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"Worry is a misuse of imagination." ~ Dan Zadra |
If you know about the law of attraction, you will understand that these illusions are actually a form of visualization. If you are the worry kind, then you are practically giving these illusions your full attention and you unintentionally help your subconscious mind attract whatever it is that you are worried about into reality. Majority of people encounter circumstances that they were worrying about due to the law of attraction in action.
Like it or not, this natural law of the Universe is in action in your life every second of every day. Rather than letting it attract things that you do not want in your life, why not use it to your positive advantage. You can use the law of attraction to help retrain your mind to anticipate the opposite of bad things happening. Instead of anticipating the worst of every situation you can replace these illusions with positive circumstances that make you comfortable. Positive visualization ensures positive energy that will attract all that you really want.
Worrying shows that you lack faith in yourself and the Universe. Faith is a decision to trust and in order for the law of attraction to work to your advantage, you have to own faith in both yourself and the decisions you made. When you own that faith, you automatically let go of your worries and trust the Universe to know what’s best for you, when would be the best time and how you’re going to achieve it.
It is the next best thing for you to start working on strengthening your faith by eliminating all the negative influences in your life. Begin the practice of using positive affirmations or encouraging mantras in your daily life. Positive affirmations can be likened to your daily cheerleader that keeps you positive and steadily focus on whatever you are aiming for. Being positive and focus leaves no room for fear and worries, allowing the law of attraction to work for you favorably.
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2 Bubbles:
Not me. I believe in crossing the bridge when I come to it and I always tell my daughter that...and to live one day at a time. She worries...a lot and very unnecessarily.
If you're not, that's very good. I want to be able to quit worrying totally and concentrate on anticipating the good life every minute of my days. Being a worry-wort can really upset situations when you least need it.
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