The Fight of the "I" with the law of attraction:

The Fight of the “I “with the law of attraction:

How would you like to stop feeling unhappy in your life? (I understand this would destroy advertisements, but it's better for you!) Imagine looking in a mirror at the end of the day and feeling cheerful, whole, and complete.

What if I showed you how you're consciously generating conditions and attitudes that are leading you to have unsatisfactory results every day? Would you like to make changes?

Improving this single mindset allows you to get more done in less time. You look forward to going to work every day. You make sound decisions. You accomplish more in less time.

Improving your attitude has a ripple effect on others around you. They believe in you, have faith in you, and want to help you.

It's a lot easier than it sounds. It all begins with the thoughts you choose. Yes! That's right, your thoughts have the power of attraction. If you believe a certain thing or a course of action to happen it is bound to happen. You can start to create a brighter future and a more tranquil present right by just changing how you think. Positive thoughts would only attract good things towards you. Secondly as per the universal laws, what has to happen will happen, overthinking would not change the law, or course of action.

Keep in mind that you can be or do anything if you put your mind and thoughts to it. Some things will come more easily to you than others, but you have the ability to be and do your best at all times.

Our imaginations can be our greatest adversary. Our thoughts are continually concocting ideas about what is good and evil, right and wrong, vital and irrelevant, and so on. These ideas, many of which are arbitrary and constantly changing, govern our lives.

Consider a problem that you find yourself worrying about on a regular basis. Why is it that this fear is imprisoning you by causing so much tension when so many others aren't even aware of it?

We all pick different problems to work on and then beat ourselves up for not finishing them, getting them right, taking care of them, and so on. They only seem essential to us because we've convinced ourselves that they are. Simultaneously, we are completely unaware of other difficulties that others are continuously concerned about. It's ridiculous, and it causes heart attacks.

You don't have to face your worries by yourself. Most of us know someone we admire and trust who, if asked, would be willing to mentor us! Rather than allowing worries to prevent you from efficiently going forward, it is critical to self-motivate utilizing a variety of means/methods, such as self-talk, positive affirmations, relaxation techniques, and so on. Use strategies that are relevant to you, because only then will they leave an impression on you, allowing you to better face the challenges that come your way! Setting reasonable goals and carefully measuring your progress using pre-established metrics and other measurements to tell you how you are performing is often beneficial!

Also, the words play a major role in deciding the tide of our thoughts. I'm going to tell you about that ONE word that is causing you the most tension and frustration in your life.

Using this ONE word over time will damage your life by causing a great deal of unwanted mental agony. "I" is that word that comes to mind.

When you say "I want...", you immediately feel a sense of deprivation. You don't lack anything in reality, but when you want something, you unconsciously assume that you have a hole in your life that can only be filled by having it. This is the source of many addictions that lead to excessive consumption of food, sex, drugs, alcohol, and entertainment, among other things.

Food, water, shelter, clothing, and love are the only things you desire. The rest is just icing on the cake.

It's also worth remembering that more than half of the world's population goes to bed hungry every night. So, if you believe you want a $1,000 bottle of wine, understand that you might appreciate it but not 'desire' it.

Furthermore, there is only ONE word that can make you the happiest and most successful person on the planet, and that word is “I" itself.

I grew up being told that I couldn't do mechanical things because my brother was labeled as the "mechanical one" and I was labeled as the "studious" one. In my twenties I finally challenged that belief because I had to in order to take care of myself. What's more, guess what? When I questioned that theory, I discovered I could accomplish a lot of things I'd never done before.

If you're going to say "I want to go to the movies," say "I prefer to go to the pictures." or "I would like to go to the movies." Now you're utilizing words that show responsibility while also creating potential. Isn't it more pleasant to communicate in this manner? It certainly does. It's because you're speaking with authority.

We need to grasp two things from the above:

1. Chanting, or the power of words - To break negative habits, we need to engage in constructive activities. We must cling to the chanting of positive words in order to avoid being blown off the tree of the Material World.

2. Develop Positive Habits – To not try to give up bad things but to accept good things and the bad will automatically go away. Even if we have unlimited bad habits and impressions but if we try to give them up, we will never be able to give them up as we will always be contemplating on the habits and they will keep us bound to them. Instead have a clean and clear thought process which would be on the positive tide and would be favorable.

It's your life, after all. Choose words and thoughts that express the responsible, powerful, and masterful spirit you possess.