The powerful combination of gratitude and forgiveness can help you heal from painful and traumatic experiences. Let’s look at why they are so powerful and how to incorporate them into your life to set you free to become the highest version of yourself.
Motivational speakers talk a lot about action; take massive action, action, action, action. This implies that you must take action non-stop. Just do something, anything, towards your goal.
The empowered manifester knows that it is inspired action that counts.
Why?
Because inspired action works with the most powerful partner – the Universe – in perfect synchronicity.
Many Law of Attraction teachers promote affirmations as a way of giving attention to what you want to create by stating your intention as if it has already happened.
“I am healthy well and fit.”
“I am prosperous with unlimited abundance.”
“I am in a beautiful relationship with my perfect partner.”
One of the problems with this approach is that you’re engaging the left brain logical mind which often starts an internal argument that says “but that’s not true”. If you use affirmations to try to correct a limiting belief and to convince yourself that what you desire is possible, instead of helping the manifestation you will actually increase resistance to it and push it away.
Letting go can be one of the hardest aspects of manifestation to master because when you have a strong desire for something you tend to want to control how it comes to you.
Think about the things that you manifest easily. You have an idea and then it happens without any real effort on your part. That’s because you have no inner resistance to having whatever it is. There are no limiting beliefs, doubts or fears attached to your idea.
The Law of Attraction is not only a statement about attraction, but it is also a suggestion for how we should think about situations in our lives. In particular, it urges us to think about abundance, rather than scarcity. For illustration’s sake, consider the following four situations to decide whether you have an abundance or scarcity mindset.
