Life's circumstances are formed not only as a result of concrete actions but also as a result of a person's thoughts.
If we have a hostile attitude toward the world, it will respond to us in the same way. If we are used to perpetually expressing dissatisfaction, we'll have more and more reasons to do so. If negativism predominates in our relations with reality, the world will surely show us its worst sides. On the contrary, a positive attitude will change our life for the better in the most natural way. We always get what we choose.
As long as our thoughts are more or less homogeneous in direction, we are on the same path in life. We attract who we are. We emit energy, and we receive energy.
As soon as our relationship with reality changes in one direction or another, the mental emission parameters acquire new characteristics, and the material realisation of a layer of our world moves to another line.
Events evolve according to a different scenario, following the parameters of our thoughts. If the scenario is not pleasant for some reason, we will struggle to change the situation. Everyone, when encountering obstacles, often reacts negatively, expressing disappointment or falling into depression.
But by doing so, the mental emission settles on the path where obstacles become even more, and eventually, life begins to spiral downward.
This process may seem unmanageable, but only at first glance. In fact, it is we with our thoughts who create our reality. If we believe we can overcome obstacles through action, the result we will obtain is what we have chosen.
If we choose to fight against obstacles, we'll encounter them abundantly on our path. If we dwell on thoughts about the problems we face, we'll certainly have more of them in our life. In fact, while we try to change the unpleasant moments of our present, we focus precisely on what we dislike, and we get what we don't want. Nothing can be changed within a certain life path.
Above all, we must change our habits and move onto a different life path. Not all thoughts find material fulfillment, and not all wishes come true. Here, it's not a question of the content of thoughts but of their quality.
If we think about it, we realise that when something happens, there are infinite possibilities for a reaction. The first thing we are accustomed to doing is complaining and blaming our fate. But if we remain calm, we understand that we have an important possibility: the right to choose. What we choose, we will receive.
For this reason, habits often cause problems and compel us to act in an unproductive way. Breaking free from habits, however, is difficult.
They create an illusion of well-being, and we, as human beings, rely on them because we enjoy comforting ourselves in familiar situations. The new always arouses mistrust and fear. The habitual, customary act has already manifested itself in practice. The old armchair at home is preferable to the new one; the old one is more comfortable.
The sense of comfort has created concepts such as trust, positive experience, and predictability. In the new, these concepts are present to a lesser extent, so it takes some time for a new habit to become old.
Let's think about it - how willing are we to change habits? How do we want to live? Are we aware of our choices?
