#032: Harness The Power Of Positive Perception
About the power of perception and the benefits of a positive world view
Hi All!
Today we have a look at the power of perception and how we can influence our perception as a tool to increase our well-being.
Enjoy today's reading!
An idea for you to consider
We all have the power to shape our own reality through the lens of our perceptions.
One of the most important decisions we will make is whether we believe to live in a friendly or hostile universe.
This decision can have a profound impact on our life.
When we believe that we live in a friendly universe, we:
- believe that people are friendly and willing to help us
- have a greater willingness to take risks and experiment
- know that no matter the obstacle, we will find a way to overcome it
- are more willing to engage with other humans
- act with more compassion towards others (even if they did us wrong)
On the other hand, when we believe we live in a hostile universe, we are more prone to:
- feel like people are out there to get us
- think that we can't risk to fail at all
- believe that certain obstacles are too much of a challenge and that we may break apart
- isolate ourselves from other human beings
- act selfish and judge or shut down other human beings
One belief will lead to a bodily sensation of abundance, joy and gratefulness, while the other may lead to states of increased alertness and stress/anxiety.
That's the power of perception - it can work in our favour or against us.
Are you ready to choose your world view and to harness the power of perception?
A question for you to ponder
Is everything a miracle or is nothing a miracle?
An exercise for you to try this week
Take some time aside and use the question below as a journalling prompt:
Before you run off, just one more thing...
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Until next week,
David
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