The Secret #2
Well, yesterday I began telling the story of "The Secret" & how I hoped it could help change my life. They say that we have to first be grateful for what we already have. I think it helps the brain switch its thinking from a "want-mode" to a "receive-mode." We live in a country that is always wanting. The grass is always greener somewhere. We're constantly upgrading our lives. Not to say that I don't want to have a quality life with quality things & people in it. I see receiving as being grateful for whatever I get. Whether it be the ideal job or home or mate.
I am thankful for my life. I think I 've got a pretty nice little life going on. I've got a comfortable home, the loft all to myself. I've got a full time job in the field that I got my degree in. I have children at school who give me daily hugs & smile & say my name. I'm able to smile everyday. I laugh easily. I have great friends who although now we are very different, we can always enjoy each other's company. I have a very loving fiance who is patient & kind & funny & smart.
Speaking of which, he is a very good example of how he came into my life when I least expected it. I had finally come to peace with my single status. I was enjoying spending time with myself & being available to anything that came my way. I was truly enjoying what I had. I was no longer wishing for that ideal prince. I was thinking & feeling differently & therefore I was behaving differently. And suddenly the universe (yes, I'm going to talk like that kooky lady) plopped down a very wonderful person. He was definitely a life changer.
It's going to take a lot of conscious effort to turn my thinking, feeling & acting around. We'll see how it works.