I appreciate so much the fact that I have a life of freedom and creation and relaxation.
I have been blessed with a lot of time to learn how to align with my inner joy, and more and more I find that any small deviation away from feeling good is very obvious, and I begin the process of re-programming my thoughts on that topic within days instead of months.
Sometimes I’ve allowed myself to fall into the pit of despair, because I haven’t yet dealt with the thought pattern that “sometimes it feels good to feel bad and have a good cry”. But thankfully, I’ve made vast improvements on that vibration and all of its supporting thought structures, and I cry much less often.
Being In The Vortex Is The Most Important Thing
I’m glad to have a lot of Abraham Hicks audio material handy in complete emergencies – for those days or nights when the demons are whispering very loudly in my ears and I’m having difficulty emotionally pivoting, I choose a random Abraham workshop CD and put it on repeat. Abraham’s conversations are extremely soothing in this situation, I highly recommend the habit.
But most of the time, the demons aren’t howling at the door, and I’m not trying to so strongly distract myself from negative thoughts. Sometimes I’m simply dealing with a feeling of boredom or slight frustration, and I want to catch the negative feelings and reverse them in the early stages.
Personally, I find that documentaries and other sources of educational material are an excellent way to raise my vibration into happiness, excitement and even sometimes awe or giddy joy. Learning about how we as humans got to where we are is amazing.
And then I can take that energy back in order to ponder workable and loving solutions for other things that I’ve had troubles staying in the Vortex about.
How about you? What kinds of things do you do to keep yourself in the Vortex when you feel yourself slipping out?
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