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Why in the world do we look for inspiration? Do we “need” it or do we “want” it?
What better way to learn than from those who have had the luxury of experiencing life and overcoming their greatest adversities and sharing how they have gotten through it with us. This certainly puts our lives’ challenges into perspective.
Catch yourself when you start imagining a scenario that is any less than perfect. Visualize only a positive outcome. Why is this important? Because you might be creating something that you didn’t really want. It might be natural to ponder the possibilities of failure, but don’t dwell in the state of fear for long. 2. React Positively You might not be able to control every circumstance that comes into your experience, but you can control how you react to each one. See yourself at peace with the environment. Give your loving acceptance to whatever the present moment presents to you.
Thankfully I found a great song to share with you. This is the first of many, but as we uncover more we will certainly add them here. And, if you have one or a few that you would like to share with us, I highly encourage to let us know. So, please enjoy this and really listen to the words. Let’s start manifesting now.
For every cherished moment you experience say thank you. You may only have a few per day that you recognize, but the more you express gratitude for them, the more cherished moments you will see in your future. I am beginning to believe that the key to a happy life is remembering what you are grateful for each and every day. My brother and I have been doing a gratitude exercise for 3 weeks and it has been working brilliantly! I recognize the moments when I shift to a lower vibration and in that moment I express my gratitude for whatever that moment brings. If I find it difficult to see the gift in it, I find something else to be grateful for like the breath of life, family, friends, or whatever that brings.
These limiting beliefs shrink our potential for ever resolving these problems, better yet let’s call them “challenges”. We soon find our confidence in succeeding, diminishing little over time. What if there was a way I could show you how to erase your “challenges” and boost your self-confidence by following 3-simple steps – would you give it any consideration?
Now let’s analyze how we feel while we are rushing. I become more agitated. I push people out of my way. My heart is racing. I fear I might be late or miss something. When I get there I am not enjoying it as much because my heart is already all wound up and I’m overanxious. Then let me take a different route where I can take my time and perhaps enjoy the scenery better. Will I have to prepare myself a little more so I won’t get caught in a rush? I might have to, but it’s better to change my routine than it is to be all stressed out. Doing this I set the stage for a peaceful encounter. Have a peaceful day. Jason Ratliff
Be determined to succeed. Keep in mind that even if you don’t accomplish the task the next go-around, it doesn’t mean you have failed. In fact, you have succeeded if you have tried anything at all. Each try is further practice leading towards the mastering of the art.
~ “Freedom is not given to us by anyone; we have to cultivate it ourselves. It is a daily practice… No one can prevent you from being aware of each step you take or each breath in and breath out.” ~ ~ “People have a hard time letting go of their suffering. Out of a fear of the unknown, they prefer suffering that is familiar.” ~
It’s also good to look at where you are putting your focus. Are you dwelling on something that you cannot change? The past is gone, there’s nothing you can do about it but forgive yourself from it, as we are a new person in this present moment. Will the past still linger even when we are being positive? Yeah it might, but will it dominate the mind? We make the choice of what dominates the mind.
It’s now time to establish a new belief system. Start replacing these thoughts with you being worthy, abundant, and loved. Believe it from the core of your being. Prove it to yourself through practice. Every moment a self-limiting belief enters the mind, replace it with thoughts of, “I can do it!”, “This is my destiny!” or “I am truly blessed!” It may take some time to incorporate these beliefs into your psyche but it’ll be worth it in the long run. Sending positive thoughts your way! Jason Ratliff |
"Man can believe the impossible, but man can never believe the improbable." ~ Oscar Wilde
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