My Unlimited Abundance

'The economy' or 'your economy'? - What the economy and Chicken Little have in common...

If you are sick of being swamped by doom and gloom news of the economy then you are not alone.  If you are the type of person who is optimistic enough to believe that the state of the economy isn't the end of the world and that every cloud has a silver lining then you are going to love this report which I just had to share with you.

I've been hearing a lot about this 'Special Wealth Report' released by Brian Wong.  To be honest, I wasn't interested in another 'recession proofing' or 'surviving the recession' guide since being bombarded with so much of it in the news and media but this report is very different, in fact, it's a breath of fresh air!

You can get your copy of the report by clicking here

P.S. Be sure to take a couple of minutes to watch the wonderfully clever little video that goes with the report.  It'll only take you a minute and it may just help you see the current state of the economy in a whole new light!

The Vacuum Law of Prosperity

Have you ever heard the phrases 'nature abhors a vacuum' or 'out with the old and in with the new'?  The vacuum law of prosperity is one of the worlds natural laws - a bit like the law of gravity for example.  These natural laws aren't something we can see but they exist in all areas of our lives.  If you take gravity (because it's one we all know about!), we believe that is exists and we have proof of this. We know that if we drop something from a height that it will always fall to the ground.  Gravity is all around us, yet we can't actually see it. 

The vacuum law of prosperity is as real as gravity and the best way to see it in action is to try it out in your life.  This law is all about creating a vacuum in your life to make way for new things - both physical and emotional. When you want something, it cannot come into your life until you get rid of something else that is in it's way.  Once you have got rid of something, this law will ensure that the void is filled and if you know what you want in that void and keep it firmly in mind, nature will find a way of bringing it to you.

This is such an easy law to work with and can create some pretty big changes in your life if you choose to try it out.  Here are just some examples of how you can make it it work for you:

• Do you want new clothes? - clear out your closet and give your old or unworn clothes away.
• Do you want to feel more peaceful at home? - clear out the clutter once and for all.
• Do you want to be more focused at work? - clear out your desk drawers, desk space and all old paperwork.
• Do you want new curtains? - take your old ones down and give them away.
• Do you want to worry less about money? - give your finances a full audit.
• Do you want a better relationship with someone? - let go of your emotional baggage that's holding you back.

Sometimes we don't always know what we want to replace what we no longer want.  Sometimes just getting rid of physical and emotional baggage allows more space for wellbeing, relaxation, creativity and peace in our lives.  It is well worth taking stock of your life and thinking about how this wonderful natural law can work for you.

Find out more about natural laws at Thoughtsalive.com

Have you ever heard the phrases 'nature abhors a vacuum' or 'out with the old and in with the new'?  The vacuum law of prosperity is one of the worlds natural laws - a bit like the law of gravity for example.  These natural laws aren't something we can see but they exist in all areas of our lives.  If you take gravity (because it's one we all know about!), we believe that is exists and we have proof of this. We know that if we drop something from a height that it will always fall to the ground.  Gravity is all around us, yet we can't actually see it. 

The vacuum law of prosperity is as real as gravity and the best way to see it in action is to try it out in your life.  This law is all about creating a vacuum in your life to make way for new things - both physical and emotional. When you want something, it cannot come into your life until you get rid of something else that is in it's way.  Once you have got rid of something, this law will ensure that the void is filled and if you know what you want in that void and keep it firmly in mind, nature will find a way of bringing it to you.

This is such an easy law to work with and can create some pretty big changes in your life if you choose to try it out.  Here are just some examples of how you can make it it work for you:

• Do you want new clothes? - clear out your closet and give your old or unworn clothes away.
• Do you want to feel more peaceful at home? - clear out the clutter once and for all.
• Do you want to be more focused at work? - clear out your desk drawers, desk space and all old paperwork.
• Do you want new curtains? - take your old ones down and give them away.
• Do you want to worry less about money? - give your finances a full audit.
• Do you want a better relationship with someone? - let go of your emotional baggage that's holding you back.

Sometimes we don't always know what we want to replace what we no longer want.  Sometimes just getting rid of physical and emotional baggage allows more space for wellbeing, relaxation, creativity and peace in our lives.  It is well worth taking stock of your life and thinking about how this wonderful natural law can work for you.

Find out more about natural laws at Thoughtsalive.com

How to keep a gratitude journal

Keeping a gratitude journal is one of the easiest and most effective ways to keep your focus on abundance.  They key to this is to make it a daily practice to write in your journal - something that takes just minutes a day once you get into the flow.

Why keep a journal?
Too often, we focus on what isn't going well in our lives and lose sight of all the great things that we have and the people we appreciate.  Practicing gratitude each day is a key element of the law of attraction and attracting abundance into our lives in all areas.  Your journal should cover any aspects of your life that you want to focus on, examples are: relationships, friendships, work / career, health, home life etc. 

Creating your journal
A journal can be kept in any notebook but I would suggest that you get a notebook that really appeals to you and that is attractive to the eye so that you enjoy it as you write it.  My journal is a small A5 notebook with a pretty hardback cover that I found in a store one day - it's small enough to tuck into by bedside drawer or even carry in my bag.  I have decorated the inside cover with some drawings of flowers and I use a photo of my husband and I enjoying ourselves on a holiday as a bookmark.  It feels good opening my journal, it's pages are full of good things and even if I don't write in it, I often read it and enjoy the feelings of gratitude again as I did at the time of writing.

Write in the present tense
When you write, write as if the thing you are grateful for is happening now.  This keeps it in the present moment and keeps the things you are grateful for in the center of your life.  It doesn't matter if the thing you are grateful for is past or something you hope to get in the future.  Your subconscious mind must believe that it is happening now for it to be possible.

Three ways to keep your journal

1. Free form - write in your journal free style forming a short essay on what you are grateful for.  For example:  Today I am grateful for the opportunities I received at work today, the sun shining and spending time with my family.
2. Reflection list - a daily list of things you are grateful for.  I use lists and think of 5 things a day I am grateful for and this works well for me.  It is even better if you try and find new things for your list each day.  This helps you to take notice of more that is happening around you each day.  You can start your list in whatever way suits you.  Examples are: I am so happy and grateful now that... or Today I am grateful for...
3. Wish list - this is the most powerful way to keep a gratitude journal.  It involves writing your gratitude list at the start of the day with a list of things that you are grateful for that haven't happened yet.  This may sound like it's a bit back to front but the power of doing it this way is that you create your day by making a list of what you want to happen.  As with number 2, you can start you list in whatever way suits you.

I hope you enjoy your journal!

Want abundance in all areas of your life?

When people talk about abundance, they are normally referring to acquiring and maintaining wealth - enough money to be financially free and enjoy whatever they want to do in life - sounds great right?  To me, abundance is much more than this.  Abundance applies to many areas of your life - money, health, relationships, meaningful work, appreciating life and people, being grateful for what you have and who you are.

Without all of these things, we aren't living a complete life.  All the wealth in the world means nothing without good health and people you love to share it with.  On the flip side, the best of health and most loving relationships are made a lot easier with financial freedom.  Having financial freedom gives you the space to enjoy all other areas of your life more and this is the real reason why we all chase prosperity.

This can be the reason that many people find it hard to attract abundance into their lives.  They want a bank account full of cash but are not really focused on what they want the money to provide them with in their lives.  When it comes to the law of attraction, you need to be more specific than that so it's time to start thinking about what you want in the whole of your life and not just your bank balance.