I want to continue a little more on the theme from yesterday. We were talking about getting into, and maintaining, the “feeling good” frequency that is necessary for effective manifestation of good in your life.  As I mentioned, practicing proactive gratitude is a sure way to get into that “feeling good” frequency.  Here’s why…

If you are going through your day with the mindset of looking for things to be grateful for, you are automatically overlooking the “negative”…the crap most people get sucked into while affirming, “oh boy, there it is again” (that thing I hate) or “look how awful that is” or “look what he/she said or did…aren’t they horrible.” And very soon you begin to feel pretty bad.  You begin to feel that most of your life stinks.  You begin to feel like a person that bad things keep happening to. There’s a word for that…victim.  Being a victim doesn’t feel good, and victims are not empowered to attract what they want into their lives.

But when you’re in the mind-set of searching for things to be grateful for, you see all the good stuff other people miss.  You see…and celebrate…all the beauty, all the love, all the joy, all the abundance, all the parts of your life that do work.  Focusing on that feels pretty good.  After practicing this for awhile, you begin to realize that the universe is a friendly place and has already given you a magnificent life.  That feels even better.  You don’t ignore that parts of your life that aren’t working.  On the contrary, you feel more empowered to do what’s necessary to change it.  And then…

After a while, this practice of proactive gratitude literally rewires the circuitry in your brain.  You are able to maintain that “feel good” frequency necessary to manifest your heart’s desires.  You go “from glory to greater glory.”

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I am grateful for these insights and the forum to share them with others.

I am grateful that my children now both love school. They go to school with happiness in their hearts. I am so grateful for this!

I am grateful for the sweet sound of the beautiful song-bird in my backyard.

I am grateful that the work on my attic is moving forward and am grateful that it will be done soon!