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It was the summer of 2009. I was a 21-year-old college student who had just returned home from an amazing six months studying abroad in South Africa. I’d taught dance to schoolchildren at a local township. I spent four days in silent meditation on a Buddhist retreat.
I sipped a few too many glasses of vino with my gaggle of new friends. I engaged in an assortment of brief romances with an Afrikaans beach bum, a singing/song-writing Jack Johnson doppelgänger, a saxophone-playing Texan and an elusive Nietzsche-reading hipster.
Though my experience was amazing and soul enlivening, I craved something more when it came to my love life. It had been three years since my last real boyfriend, and I ached for a meaningful connection. I didn’t want another fling; I wanted to fall in love and be loved deeply in return.
Around this time, I was also getting more in touch with my spirituality and reading countless self-help books. One day, as I browsed through my mom’s library, I stumbled across a book that caught my eye: "The Soul Mate Secret."
The book's author, Arielle Ford, claimed that The Law of Attraction -- the belief that “like attracts like” and by focusing on positive thoughts, you can bring about positive results — can manifest an ideal romantic partner.
Hesitantly, yet hopefully, I decided to test Ford's theory and, as she put it, prepare myself on all levels for love. This included:
1. Clearing out the past
I wrote a letter expressing my hurt feelings toward an ex-boyfriend and wrote one back to me from his perspective. Then, I burned both letters.
I also cleaned out my room and tossed everything that reminded me of past partners (love letters, photos, etc.).
2. Getting specific about what I want in my next relationship and what I have to offer this person
I made a list of the 10 qualities I most desire in a partner and a second list of my own most appealing traits. I also wrote down my non-negotiable deal-breakers for my next relationship.
3. Visualizing what I want and acting as if it was already happening
I listened to a guided meditation, which urged me to feel the feelings of love and joy I would experience once my new man entered my life. I also sent myself a text message from my future boyfriend, telling me how much he loved me and how glad he was that we’d met.
Lastly, I created a visual collage using magazine clippings, which represented what I wanted in my next relationship. It included a couple holding hands on a beach and phrases like “sexy,” “exotic” and “treats me like a queen.” I put the collage under my bed.
Then, I returned to school and pretty much forgot about all of it. I went about my life, took my classes, attended frat parties, binge-watched "Grey's Anatomy" with my roommates, etc. For fall break, I decided to stay on campus to catch up on work and relax. That weekend, I ventured into to a near-deserted gym to get in a workout.
Not expecting to see anyone I knew, I wore no makeup, some baggy, old sweatpants and pulled back my hair in a bun.
About 10 minutes into my routine, a guy hopped onto the elliptical next to me and asked me what music I was listening to. He had an appealing energy and was definitely attractive, but I immediately dismissed him because of the Ed Hardy t-shirt he was wearing and the way he gelled his hair.
Undeterred by my disinterest, however, the guy continued to chat me up and somehow convinced me into giving him my phone number. Texting turned into phone calls, which turned into actual dates. Even though I loved the way talking to him soothed my nerves and how adored he made me feel, I still resisted. He was just so not my usual type.
But, despite my initial hesitation, pretty soon, we became an item.
When I went home for winter break that December, I found the collage I made the summer before. It may sound silly, but at that moment, it suddenly clicked: He was the guy I manifested. As I held the collage, I literally felt chills. It was eerie how much our relationship resembled what and who was in front of me.
That Valentines day, I gave him the collage as a gift; he was floored. He didn’t believe I made it before ever meeting him.
Long story short, we dated for a year, but ultimately parted ways after he moved to India and I went to DC post-graduation. It was a wonderful experience that I wouldn’t trade for anything.
While the relationship didn’t last forever, the lessons I learned certainly will
First, I realized I have the power to manifest love (or anything else I want) to existence in my life. Since that experiment, I have used the above exercises to manifest a job, a cute apartment, my business, other boyfriends, a trip to Costa Rica and even jewelry.
The key to manifesting each of these things/experiences was getting super clear about what I want and focusing on the feeling behind the goal.
Second, I learned that while you can essentially order whatever you desire from the universal buffet, it might not come in the exact flavor you imagined. Self-help guru Gabrielle Bernstein nails it when she advises focusing on the picture of what you want, rather than the frame in which it comes.
In the case of my boyfriend, the picture was how he made me feel and our chemistry together. The frame was the Ed Hardy t-shirts and gelled hair (which, if I’m being honest, still make me cringe when I think about them).
If my story inspires you, and you’re ready to manifest an amazing partner, follow the steps I outlined above. Clear out the past, crystalize what you do and do not want, visualize your desire and act as if it has already come to fruition. This process may sound overly simple, but I have seen it work time and time again.
And, if you have any additional tips or questions about calling in that special someone, feel free to post them in the comments below!
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I created my first vision board well over ten years ago when I was in the process of healing my emotional eating issues. At the time, vision boards, or even living on purpose were unfamiliar concepts. I didn’t really understand the point of creating a vision board and quite frankly, was just sort of following along with the program. I have a strong creative streak, so, I just went with it.
We were instructed to cut and paste images of things that inspired us onto a piece of poster board. So, we all sat around in a circle, chatting and cutting from magazines for about an hour. I pasted pictures of books, trees, and some words that resonated for me at the time on my board. I wasn’t being too picky about the images, I was just going with what felt right.
When I got home, I promptly stuffed my new vision board into a closet.
A couple of years later, I had just started my coaching business and was feeling a major urge to de-clutter the closet in what is now my home office. Shoved back in the corner, I found the vision board and I was shocked at what I saw.
Every image that I had cut and pasted on that board was real in my life.
It taught me the power of getting clear on what we need, want, and value and then taking aligned action towards those intentions.
The power was not in the vision board, the power was in what I did to make my vision reality.
Because here is the Truth:
Vision is merely a dream without action. ~ Joel Barker
As I look back on the first vision board, I can see that that was how it went down for me. I got clear on what I wanted, I healed the places that were out of integrity with that vision, and I took consistent action. This is the real secret!
How To Make A Vision Board That Actually Works
1. Discern your intentions.
What do you want? What do you need? What do you value? And how do you want to feel when those things are made manifest? When thinking of the feelings, be sure to choose single emotion words like free, open, joy, etc. Write it down.
2. Gather your supplies.
blank art book (this one is my favorite)/poster board/a large sheet of paper, and/or a cork board
Find a space that you feel comfortable in and that is large enough to spread out all of your supplies. A large table or the floor are usually great choices.
Choose music, light candles, burn incense, chant, gather your crystals, sing to your angels, bang drums, or anything else that supports you in feeling comfortable, relaxed, and tapped into your desires.
4. Find your images + words.
Flip through the magazines and begin tearing/cutting out images/words/phrases that appeal to you.
5. Paste them to the page.
Go through your images + words and look specifically for things that invoke the feeling under your intentions and start arranging them on your page. When it feels just right, go ahead and paste them to the page.
Set aside any images that still feel good but don’t quite fit what you are going for. You can use them in future pages or boards.
Be sure not to choose images that send you into compare and despair or that otherwise feel crappy! (One of the biggest mistakes people make with vision boards!)
6. Put your vision board somewhere that you can see it.
Your vision board can now be used as a visual reminder of what you are working torwards in your life. Look at your board often and connect with why you created it. You can pin the pages up somewhere so that you can see them, leave the book open on your table, or anything else that helps you to connect. Or, if it is more helpful for you, you can close the book or put the page away. Whatever feels the best, do that.
7. Write a “make it real” list.
Make a list of the things you could experiment with to start living out your values NOW. That is the awesome things about using your values to guide you, you can be successful NOW, without waiting for something external to change.
Be sure to ground your list in things that you are actually in control of. If you are already doing things that feel the way you want, make note of that, too. Get as specific as you can and start choosing those things as often as possible.
8. Notice + heal any resistance.
This is where the rubber meets the road.
As your begin making your visions real, you may start to notice resistance in the form of stories, habits, and patterns that are in the way. Heal them so that you can move closer and closer to what you want. As a healer, I can help you with this part. Learn how to work with me here.
9. Repeat.
Continue to check in and ask yourself how things are going. Make adjustments and keep fine tuning. Trust the process and remember, you wouldn’t be able to dream it if it wasn’t a possibility.
One of the most powerful decisions I ever made was to take responsibility for my life, instead of just letting life happen to me.
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Hey Jesus,
You know I whispered and shouted and repeated these words one thousand times and still they’re much too small, much too insignificant, completely unworthy of what You deserve. But thank you.
Thank you one million times over. For the way grass feels in my hands and between my toes. For the ability to recognize a person by their laughter, for good books, and for sun showers.
But today I’m here again to say thank you for May 26th. You must have laughed so hard while wiping the tears from my eyes six years ago. You already knew. You knew every single thing that would happen in those in between years, You knew the pages that had to be turned, and You knew the story wasn’t over even when we saw “the end” written out. Who am I to try to write my story in pencil when You use ink, You who doesn’t make mistakes? Thank You for the chapters in between – they made us who we are. Thank You for giving me my miracle and for allowing me to live – and write – this story that you’ve given. I wouldn’t have it any other way.
May I never try to snatch the pen away. May these words serve as another year of setting a pillar, another stone of remembrance. You have done a good, good work – not because You had to, but because You chose to. Thank you.
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We’re best friends now.
Those four words are really simple, really small, and speaking them will only take you a second or two. But it took endless hours of conversations, weeks of working through and choosing to fight for instead of be against. It took long, hard work.
It was worth every second.
He didn’t have to write our stories this way. God didn’t have to mend what was broken or heal the wounds inside.
But He did.
It’s still true, those words I’ve clung to for years: God would still be God whether He answered my prayer or not.
Even if nothing changed about my situation, nothing about my view of God would change.
I believe He would have been just as good and holy and true and deserving of all praise no matter what happened – but He wasn’t done writing. The story wasn’t over just yet.
He went and wrote a new chapter, did a new thing, and six years later I can tell you with every ounce my person that May 26th has long been my least favorite day of the year… but not any more.
One year it meant heart break. The next I stood over my mentor’s kitchen sink weeping as I scrubbed dishes clean. Another found me curled up in a blanket in my room.
They’ve all been different, these May 26ths. One year it rolled around and I found that all was okay. I was okay. Life was okay. All was well. But that didn’t stop me from praying because my gosh I couldn’t let it go. Something inside tugged on me every time I wanted to give up hope, every time I didn’t think I could hold on another year, month, week, day.
Six years is a long time.
But a lot can happen in six years.
It’s May 26th again. We broke apart on a Tuesday and the calendar has circled back around.
We’re best friends now.
I didn’t know it that first May 26th – or the subsequent ones that followed – but God had already given me my miracle.
He doesn’t waste the in between and nothing – hear me say it, nothing – is impossible for God.
Your wildest hopes are not too far-fetched, your biggest dreams are not too ridiculous. He is the God of immeasurably more, the God of new things, the God of umpteenth chances and incredible plans. And He loves you.
So no, nothing is impossible.
Don’t you dare give up hope. Don’t you for one second stop fighting for love and pursuing peace. Don’t stop. Don’t stop. Don’t stop.
Your miracle could be on the way.
Don’t stop.
[For last year’s May 26th, I wrote a different sort of letter. You can read it here.]
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Holy cow people... we are officially 100 days away from our due date! I know that our little man will come whenever he decides he is ready but its crazy to think that we are most likely in the double digits after today! 100 days can seem so far away, but I know it will be here before we know it. Fall is always the craziest/busiest season for us with football season, hunting season, family birthdays, and all of the holidays so I know the next 3 months are going to fly by! I LOVE everything about fall and am looking forward to cooler weather and Carolina football. Speaking of countdowns... only TWO MORE DAYS until Carolina kickoff!!!! We are getting just a tiny bit excited over here in the Tomlinson household to watch our Gamecocks play Thursday night!
Now for the closet makeover... yay!! The closet renovation is now finished and the nursery is really starting to come together! I forgot to take a "before" picture of the closet (of course) but I found an image on Google that pretty much shows what the closet looked like. Before we started, we just had one of those wire shelving things that went straight across the entire closet. It pretty much looked like this:
It was not practical at all considering baby clothes are so small and having two hanging bars for clothes would make much better use of the space. Also, I really wanted some built in shelves in the closet for storage (baskets, clothes, blankets, diapers, shoes, etc.) because the only storage in the room are two small drawers in the changing table. Shelves were the biggest necessity for the closet makeover and hubs definitely delivered! First, we took off the closet doors and cleaned out the closet. That was an entire project in itself! The closet was formerly the "camo and craft closet" that housed all of Russ's camo and hunting gear along with all of my craft supplies. Once we rearranged a bit and found new places for all of that stuff, we were ready to transform this space into a functional nursery closet! The camo is now in our closet (somehow we made it fit) so this is basically what the old closet looked like. (And yes, I do label my husbands piles of jeans "good jeans", "work jeans", and "farm jeans" in case you happen to notice my silly little labels. I learned early into our marriage that men don't know the difference between their jeans and Russ would just grab a nice brand new pair of jeans and wear them to the farm and completely ruin them! Thus began my labeling... problem solved!)
We took a ton of measurements and headed to Lowes to buy all the materials. We already had white primer and paint so all we really needed was wood and new hanging rods for the clothes. Luckily, Russ's best friend Jason has a million saws and other tools and let us borrow them to get all of the wood cut to the right dimensions. Don't know what we would do without Uncle Jase! After everything had been measured and cut, my job began. I sanded, primed, and painted (for hours and hours and hours) until all the wood was finished. Then, we framed up the closet, caulked, and put some finishing touches with paint. It all sounds super easy and like it probably took us 1 day to do the whole project but in reality we ran into about a million little problems and it took much longer than I anticipated. Just for example... one of the walls didn't have studs where we needed them, the closet isn't a perfect rectangle so a lot of the measurements had to be re-cut several times in order to fit, we have a random control box (that goes to nothing) in the back of the closet that we had to work around, etc. So yeah, in my mind it looked like a piece of cake to whip up a custom closet, but Russ knew better! I am so thankful to have a handy husband that knows how to build things and is patient with me when my nesting instincts get a little out of hand ;) It is really true what they say about nesting... it will make you do crazy things! (Like sand furniture for hours outside in 95 degree heat when you are 6 months pregnant... cray cray.)
Ok, so here are some pictures of the finished closet! We still have to put the doors back on it, but you get the idea. (Sorry for the terrible quality photos. Since I spend so much time editing client photos, I tend to get a little slack when it comes to editing my own pictures.)
And since I was in there taking pictures of the closet, I had to snap a few of my favorite little outfits! I have really been holding off and haven't let myself buy any clothes for Everett yet. Most of the stuff you see hanging are gifts from Aunt Braden and Aunt Reilly and a few outfits were Russ's when he was a baby. However... when I saw baby GAP had a really good online sale going on a week or so ago I couldn't resist any longer and bought him a few things. I can't even handle how tiny and precious these little onesies are! How cute is he going to be dressed as my little photography assistant? And those little elbow pads... outta control! Eeeee!
So there you have it... a camo/craft closet transformed into baby Everett's custom nursery closet! I will blog about the changing table I refinished later this week now that it is completely finished and in the nursery. I took a ton of pictures of that whole process and am excited to share how it turned out. I love it!!
Everett,
Mommy and Daddy cannot wait to meet you! We talk about you all the time and seriously can't even wrap our heads around the fact that you will be here so soon. 100 days until we get to hold you in our arms and smother you with a million kisses. Your Daddy says that it is only fair that he gets to hold you all the time for the first 9 months of your life since Mommy gets to carry you in her tummy for 9 whole months. We shall see about that... ;) You bring us so much joy already sweet boy and we haven't even met you yet! To say you are loved like crazy is an understatement. Jesus has blessed us beyond measure with the gift of your life.
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When you keep your mind in a positive place, mysterious forces come to you, bringing miracles of love and abundance. Part of this is having faith that everything works out for the highest good and that you are always cared for in every way. “Surely, goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.” Thank you; I love you.
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This week on my MBTI Facebook Page, I asked each type to share a personal epiphany they’d had that had significantly impacted their lives. Here’s what 27 ENFPs had to say about the particular piece of wisdom that turned things around for them.
1. “People have different personalities and it’s OK that they are not like me. As an ENFP growing up with two ISTJ parents, life was hard – we had some serious conflicts. It wasn’t until we were introduced to Myers-Briggs that we stopped fighting and started to understand each other. Knowing each others types saved our relationship. We were able to laugh and say ‘That’s the ISTJ (or ENFP) in you.'”
2. “At a certain point in my life, I realized that the fear of rejection for a moment is never greater than the years of regret I will suffer if I do not try at all.”
3. “One of the greatest realizations of my life was that I need to see the world as it is, not as I wish it to be. Avoiding pain ultimately solves nothing and creates bigger problems.”
4. “It took me a while to fully appreciate my ability to see multiple possibilities and outcomes quickly. I never realized what a gift it was until I realized others really struggle thinking that way. It has changed how I communicate with other people.”
5. “I’m an incurable optimist, and it was a revelation to me to realize that some people just can’t easily see the upside of things. It’s genuinely a struggle for them, while for me it’s almost impossible not to see the positive in a situation. This realization has made it much easier to be more empathetic. Prior to this epiphany, if someone, say, lost a job, I’d helpfully point out all the good that could come out of it: better job, time to enjoy hobbies, freedom to change careers, etc. Now I realize many people quite simply can’t see the positive in some situations and they need to be heard and validated, not given a list of how great this terrible thing actually is.”
6. “Seeing only the good in people can really get you in trouble. The epiphany was that you can also see and recognize the bad in people, and really analyze it (not a comfortable thing) and it never detracts from all the wonderful good things that person has to offer. That there’s bad in all of us, and it doesn’t need to be swept under the rug. It’s just life.”
7. “One of the most important realisations I’ve come to is that I have to live life for myself. No one is going to live life according to my happiness so I have to do my best to do it for me.”
8. “I don’t have to be defined by my feelings. Being such an emotion-driven person can be great, but also detrimental if I allow that to become what controls me.”
9. “Throughout the course of my life I’ve learned that it is a gift to feel things so deeply and so passionately. Even if it makes my life really difficult sometimes, I wouldn’t change it for the world. As soon as I started to view my emotionality as a gift it became less of a struggle. Also, showing gratitude is the best pick-me-up for me when I am in one of my ‘I-want-to-do-everything-that’s-possible-in-the-whole-world-right-now’ moods.”
10. “You can feel something that is completely illogical and irrational, but that doesn’t make the feeling any less real or difficult.”
11. “I’ve always had an unhealthy tendency of absorbing other peoples’ energy–including their emotions, moods, opinions, values, and even habits. As a result, I’ve become extremely sensitive. I often tip-toe around others so I can hide and retreat inward to hang with my introverted feeling instead of embracing my extraverted intuition. Other times I become so angry that I explode because I take others’ negative energy personally. While my habit comes from good intentions, it has driven me to depression more often than not.
I finally learned to let the energy of others pass through me instead of stick and wreak havoc on my body and soul. In a week’s time, I learned how to envision a wind tunnel, instead of a spider web, over my heart and mind. Unlike a spider web, the wind tunnel allows energy of others to flow through me instead of being trapped and absorbed into my brain. I can now allow others to be human without allowing them hurt me. Allowing their energies to pass has helped me embrace my extraverted intuition, and I’m finally happy on a daily basis.”
12. “We are all infinitely connected. You should not tug on any part of the web without considering the tremor that will radiate through every string.”
13. “I do not need to be perfect for people to love me. It took me a burn out to figure it out.”
14. “You can’t always change the things around you. In our minds we dream of a perfect utopia – a world where bullying doesn’t exist, a world where emotional abuse exist only in novels and plays. The sad truth is that some people – narcissists, sociopaths, bullies – exist only to torment you. They don’t care about you, they don’t care about the world, they are born with the purpose of making themselves popular and famous – and wrecking us emotionally, mentally, and spiritually in the process. We become slaves to them, we become merely their toy. And sooner or later, it is the realization that you have to walk away, leave, and never return, and start a new life. And like a changed person, you don’t look back at the prison you’ve walked away from – you look forward, towards liberty that awaits you.”
15. “If I drive my car and focus on the rear view mirror, I get a really distorted view of where I am going. I will miss every little thing that comes my way, and will be lucky to arrive at my destination in one piece. I have to focus on the present if I am to go anywhere. What am I doing now, today, this minute that makes me feel alive?”
16. “The only thing that is permanent is impermanence. The only bad decision is not to make one. The only thing not to do is to not do anything. Failures are the road to success.”
17. “Life is about duality – you can’t have light without dark, good without bad, etc. We normally have two choices – either love or fear. Always chose love… unless a bear is about to maul you.”
18. “One of the most important things I’ve learned in my life is that I have to be my own hero. I think that Fi is prone to idealizing other people – hoping they’ll come along to shift our circumstances or change our lives for the better, but at the end of the day, we’re the only people capable of doing that. When I learned to be a go-getter and start pursuing what I wanted out of life (instead of waiting for it to come to me), my life transformed. Because I deliberately transformed it.”
19. “At a certain point in my life, I realized that just because you are considerate and very sensitive to other people’s feelings doesn’t mean it will be reciprocated. There will always be people who will hurt you without thinking twice but that’s no reason to stop being a decent human being.”
20. “One of the greatest realisations I’ve had is that in the end, I always have my own heart. No matter what happens to me I can continue to be loving and forgiving and happy. So long as I’m proud of who I am then everything will be okay. Also I learned to not be afraid of my chaos, emotion, and disorganization. It makes me, me.”
21. “30 years ago, an older friend of mine once took me aside and said ‘the secret to life is to never drink so much that people have a reason to make you stop drinking.‘ A specific example of moderation that I use as a mantra to this day.”
22. “One of the greatest epiphanies I ever came to is that happiness is not based on your circumstances–it’s a choice you can make no matter what you’re going through.”
23. “For a long time I was discouraged about my ‘childish’ or irresponsible attitude toward ‘adult’ tasks – taxes, cleaning, cooking, maintaining a schedule, etc. My dad said ‘You know, you’ll find it a lot easier to get excited about doing those things when they are truly YOURS – when you’re building a life all on your own and you are the arbiter of how your life goes.’ This was encouraging to me since I still live at home after college.”
24. “An important realization I’ve come to is that there is beauty in structure. For years I felt claustrophobia and the impulse to run when confronted with anything that felt constraining. In my late twenties I have taken a long hard look at my commitment issues and started to understand that there is a beautiful sense of freedom that comes with having boundaries and certain definites. I know now that if I don’t ground myself with certain routines, I actually feel too scattered to reach my potential. The same can be said for people. I used to want to be around people who were just as spontaneous and scatter brained as me, but now I crave people and relationships that ground me and where I can bring in the spontaneous energy, other wise there is no balance and things burn out fast.”
25. “A good thing I’ve learned to keep in mind is that worry is an option. I don’t have to be plagued by the things. I can choose to not worry and believe for good.”
26. “The only thing that matters is love. Not just being able to forgive, but also being able to let go. Loving not just others, but yourself first. Doing things you love with love, finding things you love in things you used to hate and doing things you hate with love. Giving your love to people that will grow it or hold it for you. Letting time melt away your love for those other ones. Balancing love, hate, and all the things in-between.”
27. “There was a time when I could never picture life after 30; I always thought that I would somehow overnight turn into a sad cat lady and it would all be downhill until the bitter end (I should give pep talks)…the funny thing is that being well past my mid thirties now, I have never felt better about myself, I am more self assured, I took risks like leaving a steady stable full time job to pursue a career that is just the opposite and even though I have almost none of the things I thought I would or should have by this age, a partner, a family, a stable job, a 10 year plan, tons of savings etc, I am happier and more content and confident than I ever thought I could be with all of the instability and the unknown. I wish I could go back and tell myself to just wait, because it gets so much better!”
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“Just read it straight through. A beautiful love story told through poetry and prose. Read it if you've ever been in love with your whole being and it did not work out.” —Jasmin
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If you haven't comes across Louise Hay's amazing affirmations, you're missing out!
Louise Hay isn't just a New York Times best-selling author with over 50 million books sold. She isn't just a friend of Oprah and Abraham-Hicks. She's more than the founder of Hay House publishing.
Louise Hay has taught the power of affirmations for more than 25 years. She has used affirmations to heal herself of cancer, to heal from abuse, and to transform her life into one of great success and prosperity.
How Louise Hay Views Affirmations
Louise considers every thought we think, every word we speak to be an affirmation. Yes, even those little self-criticisms and complaints about your boss are affirmations in her book.
We unconsciously go through our lives repeating these negative thoughts and words, creating more negatives in our lives.
Instead, Louise advises that we use affirmations to:
change the unpleasant things in our lives and
to create delightful things in our lives.
Louise advises using affirmations for 30 days in a row, until they become a part of us.
Here are the 20 best Louise Hay affirmations to help you change your life for the better.
My good is constantly coming to me, so I relax and enjoy my life.
I choose thoughts that make me feel loved and supported.
I trust the Universe to take care of me.
I now create a wonderful new relationship. I choose to open up and let the love in.
I listen to my body and give it what it needs on every level to bring it back to optimal health.
As I move through the layers of other people's opinions and beliefs, I see within myself a magnificent being, wise, and beautiful. I love what I see in me.
I release all resistance to money, and I now allow it to flow joyously into my life.
This is a day of delightful surprises. I eagerly await each moment.
I am a Divine, Magnificent Expression of Life, and I deserve the very best. I accept this for myself now. I accept miracles. I accept healing. I accept wholeness. And most of all, I accept myself.
It is only a thought, and a thought can be changed.
Every decision I make is the right one for me.
I act as if I already have what I want – it's an excellent way to attract happiness in my life.
I am willing to see my magnificence.
I let go of all fear and doubt, and life becomes simple and easy for me.
I am safe.
My self-esteem is high because I honor who I am.
I am gentle with myself, knowing I am doing the best I can with the knowledge and understanding I have.
Housework is fun. I always have the time to freshen up my home. I love doing simple household chores.
I now deserve love, romance and joy – and all the good that life has to offer me.
I have unlimited potential. Only good lies before me.
I hope you enjoyed these affirmations from Louise Hay as much as I do. They are powerful thoughts that can help you heal your life, making it the life you want to create.
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Even if you’re a chatterbox like me, the truth is that your energy speaks louder than your words, so understanding the power of your energy and thoughts is important. Many people take it for granted—they think that if they say and do all the right things, people will like them.
But we all pick up on each other’s energy; even if it happens only on a subconscious level, we can tell when someone’s words or actions don’t reflect their energy. It’s important to accept the power of your thoughts and feelings in order to learn how to leave a positive and powerful energy impression.
Before you enter any environment where you’ll be sharing your energy with others, use the following exercise for clearing your energy field and enhancing your magnetism.
Start by taking a deep, full breath, expanding your diaphragm, and on the exhale, release the breath while your diaphragm contracts. Continue this cycle of deep breathing as you clear your mind and set positive intentions.
Say to yourself, “I choose to remove any negative energy I’ve been holding onto. I choose to retrieve all the positive energy around me and within me. My intention is to share my positive energy with the world.”
With your breath and positive intentions, you can completely shift your mood and set yourself up to share your greatness with everyone you meet. Leaving a positive energy impression will serve you in many ways.
While it can greatly help you in connecting with others, the most important benefit is that you will feel a greater sense of support and life-flow. This principle will help you clear your energy before you enter a new situation so that you can always leave a positive impression.
Practice this the next time you enter a room. Whether you’re meeting with someone you know very well or with a complete stranger, simply test-drive this exercise so you can access it at all times.
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The Secret Law of Attraction is not a new concept, as it has been around for thousands of years, yet it has only become popular and studied over the past few decades. The Secret movie, a 2006 movie that was produced by Prime Time Productions, certainly played a vital role in raising awareness about the Law of Attraction, as it thoroughly explained viewers what the entire concept is about, and how they can use this unwritten law of the Universe in their best interest in order to improve their life quality.
In a nutshell, The Secret movie is presented as a self-help film under the form of a documentary, designed to emphasize on the principle that thoughts and feelings can attract other feelings, experiences as well as events. In other words, what you think, you become – this is the message that The Secret is trying to send to all those who are willing to make a difference in their lives.
The Secret consists of a series of interviews with different people, designed to showcase people’s beliefs and how thinking or saying a certain thing can attract the desired outcome. There is also a censored version of the film as well as a book released on the subject of the Law of Attraction, and some of the most important people in the American media have shown interest in the topic, from Larry King and Ellen DeGeneres to Oprah Winfrey.
This self-help documentary includes a series of lengthy and in-depth interviews with different professionals in fields like psychology, metaphysics, Quantum physics, medicine, personal development, philosophy or theology. These people have offered to share their personal views and experiences on how the Law of Attraction has radically improved their lives, and how it can help others improve theirs.
The Law of Attraction goes back to the 18th century when it was firstly exposed in the New Thought Movement – as a matter of fact, this precise movement serves as the historical basis and the foundation for the ideas that are presented in the movie The Secret. There are tens of books and movies that surround the New Thought Movement, including the Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles or Thoughts are Things by Prentice Mulford, the latter being the oldest book of its kind as it was written towards the end of the 19th century.
What Is The Law Of Attraction All About?
If you did not watch The Secret just yet and you want to know a bit about this controversial Law of Attraction that caught everybody’s attention lately, then it is important to say that according to this unwritten law, all your dominant feelings and thoughts will find a way to manifest themselves in your life, and that you will attract into your life whatever it is that you think about.
In other words, if your primary goal is to become famous and wealthy, then if you think about it long enough and if you find a way to project those thoughts and emotions, then the chances are that you will reach your goal before you even realize it. In order for the Law of Attraction to be effective, you must firstly get rid of any and all conflicting intentions. For instance, if you have opposite thoughts or feelings, they will only “cancel” each other.
The Secret Movie
This entire concept according to which “like attracts like” is built around the idea that thoughts can be either positive or negative, and they can have either positive or negative outcomes depending on which ones are predominant in your mind. Moreover, the founders of the New Thought Movement (which, as mentioned above, serves as the historical basis for both the modern Law of Attraction and for The Secret movie) strongly believed that thoughts and feelings are made from pure energy, which has the natural tendency to attract energy of the same kind.
The Secret Law of Attraction is still highly controversial and intensely debated these days, as some people claim that negative or positive attitudes can result in corresponding outcomes (the well-known placebo and nocebo effects), and even though there is still no strong scientific basis to support the Law of Attraction or the claims made in the movie The Secret, it has helped millions of people from all around the world, on many different levels.
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Ter um lugar para morar é o sonho de todas as pessoas que vivem em imóveis alugados, emprestados ou com parentes, mas é muito difícil conseguir uma casa própria ou um apartamento, e isso faz com que muitos optem por adquirir um terreno para construir a sua casa ou então um espaço diferente onde possam transformar em lar, como os Lofts decorados, que estão em alta no mercado imobiliário.
Origem dos Lofts
A origem dos lofts é americana e significa sótão ou depósito, eles eram usados antigamente quando pessoas com poucas condições financeiras resolveram morar em galpões industriais de empresas, por causa da sua arquitetura diferente, bom espaço para moradia e preço ótimo.
O loft é hoje um espaço grande para moradia com poucas ou nenhuma divisória ou parede, esse tipo de imóvel ainda é muito usado por pessoas solteiras que precisam de um lugar descolado e moderno para viver, porém atualmente famílias inteiras estão optando por viver nesses espaços.
O loft conta com um pé direito alto, janelas grandes, dormitório de mezanino e tijolos e tubulações aparentes, mas isso não impede que ele seja decorado com itens sofisticados, como: iluminação embutida, revestimento do teto em gesso e piso de porcelanato, a escolha dos itens vai depender do morador.
Na internet podemos encontrar fotos de todos os tipos de lofts decorados, como: os com o teto rústico, que lembram realmente os galpões antigos, os com o teto revestido em gesso ou outros materiais, os com pisos naturais e também os com revestimentos, entre outros. Os modelos de lofts decorados trazem também móveis pequenos ou grandes, de cores claras ou escuras e design moderno.
Para deixar o loft bem decorado, bonito e original, é necessário saber dividir os ambientes da maneira certa para que a decoração fique harmoniosa.
É essencial separar cada ambiente de um jeito que fique fácil identificar cada um e claro é preciso ter um cuidado especial com o banheiro, por causa da privacidade, e a cozinha que deve ser bem separada, para evitar o cheiro de alimentos por todos os ambientes.
Escolha móveis modernos e multifuncionais, para que possam ser utilizados de diferentes formas, lembrando que eles devem deixar espaço para a circulação.
A mesa e as cadeiras que devem fazer parte da sala de jantar ou colocada na cozinha devem ser de acordo com a quantidade de pessoas da casa, pois elas podem ser encontradas com quatro cadeiras, seis, oito e até mais.
Na hora de escolher as cores das paredes, opte pelas claras que deixarão o ambiente ainda mais bonito e amplo. As cores mais indicadas são: branco, bege, e tons pastel de azul, rosa, amarelo, verde e lilás, essa escolha fica a critério do dono do loft.
Na hora de dividir os ambientes, o mais indicado é usar os próprios móveis para separá-los, se preferir ponha, estantes, painel japonês ou cortinas. Uma boa dica para separar uma sala de estar e uma de jantar, é pôr tapetes diferentes para separá-las.
O loft, como qualquer outro imóvel, deve ser decorado não só com móveis, mas também com objetos de decoração, nos quais os mais indicados são: um espelho grande com uma moldura bonita, esse objeto deixará o loft mais iluminado e amplo; quadros, que são belos itens de decoração, basta escolher os que mais se adéquam ao estilo do loft, eles podem ser coloridos, preto e branco, podem ser obras de artes, ou quadros simples e devem ser colocados, principalmente na sala e vasos de flores, planta verde, porta-retratos e esculturas, também caem bem em uma decoração de loft.
Para alongar o pé direito do loft, use cortinas grandes do teto até o piso.
Uma dica muito boa, para decorar não só os lofts, como apartamentos, casas e até ambientes de trabalho é: se as paredes forem pintadas com cores claras, os móveis devem ser de cor escura ou mais chamativa, já se as paredes tiverem cores escuras, o melhor é optar por móveis de cores claras e sóbrias, principalmente na cor branca.
A iluminação não pode faltar em um loft, sendo que a luz branca é a mais indicada. Para as decorações mais requintadas a melhor opção é investir em um belo lustre, mas em decorações mais simples, a dica é usar pontos de luz no teto, que deixarão a decoração muito moderna, luminárias que podem ser encontradas em diferentes tamanhos e modelos e as lâmpadas comuns, que são baratas, mas prefira as que transmitam luz branca, pois ela é parecida com a luz solar e deixa os ambientes mais bonitos e alegres.
Portanto decorar um loft não é difícil, basta seguir as dicas acima, ou pesquisar na internet outras opções, e para ajudar nessa tarefa.
100 Fotos de Lofts decorados: Modelos Rústicos, Industriais, Pequenos, Modernos
Aqui vão algumas fotos com vários modelos de lofts decorados, que combinam com pessoas de todos os estilos e gostos. São modelos Rústicos, industriais, pequenos, modernos, grandes, além de vários modelos de 2 andares. Lembrando que, em se tratando de decoração, menos é mais, ou seja, nada de exageros.
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