LaineyVeganseed
Peer Supporter
Today's lesson was to approach multiple options by thinking: “It’s going to be okay either way.” Because: “Both outcomes are fine though one might be better.”
What resonated better with me was my own variation of:
"What if this works out even better than I expect?"
I made a list (because I love making lists!) of:
"What if (fill in the blank) works out even better than I expect?"
where the (blank) was something I am currently feeling uncertain about.
It was a great exercise!
It opens up the possibility of a great outcome, and I could feel my body become more expansive and open.
Even if the thing I am uncertain about ultimately works out worse than I expect, for this moment in time I am creating "better feeling thoughts" about that future topic! I'm a big follower of Abraham-Hicks and their teaching about shifting to "better feeling thoughts" as much as possible.
What resonated better with me was my own variation of:
"What if this works out even better than I expect?"
I made a list (because I love making lists!) of:
"What if (fill in the blank) works out even better than I expect?"
where the (blank) was something I am currently feeling uncertain about.
It was a great exercise!
It opens up the possibility of a great outcome, and I could feel my body become more expansive and open.
Even if the thing I am uncertain about ultimately works out worse than I expect, for this moment in time I am creating "better feeling thoughts" about that future topic! I'm a big follower of Abraham-Hicks and their teaching about shifting to "better feeling thoughts" as much as possible.