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It’s common to operate under the erroneous assumption that your mood is the result of your circumstances. If you’ve ever pondered the perennial question concerning whether or not you have free will, the definitive answer is yes! You absolutely have free will. It consists of your freedom to choose how to interpret and catalogue the world you see. How you feel is the direct result of how you spin everyday events. You can look for what’s wrong or you can develop your ability to see what’s right. 

The choice is yours.

Steve and Jarl 

Your energetic vibration is like a loudspeaker that constantly broadcasts your state of mind to the world. Your negative vibrations can evoke unconscious and unpleasant behavior from others, while positive ones make you feel good and instruct others to act friendly toward you. If you want to have an uplifting impact on your own life, as well as those around you, the most powerful thing you can do is elevate your vibration. Count your blessings, act with kindness, take nothing personally, and look for what’s right.   

Right now.

Steve and Jarl

When you aren’t attached to your way of thinking, your capacity for growth is enormous. You can hear others’ perspectives with an open mind and thoughtfully consider their point of view. If someone’s opinion of you doesn’t match your own, you can treat it as information that simply gives you more insight into yourself. You understand that nothing is ever personal. Even though what others think of you informs you mostly about them, you can use it to aid in your expansion and growth…

Like therapy.

Steve and Jarl

When someone acts unkindly, remember that they are not their actions. They’ve just momentarily forgotten that they are a glorious, limitless being and may be coming from fear. Understanding this not only helps you avoid blaming them, it prevents you from taking what they do personally and enables you to discuss the situation without a charge. Then, if moved, you can compassionately let them know how their behavior feels to you. When you’re less offended, your interaction will be less offensive. When there’s no attack…

They’ll be more open to listening.

Steve and Jarl

 

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