How our view of the World shapes our daily interactions.
It’s not rocket science really is it?
If we have a belief that the world is unfriendly, then we will only continue to put power behind this belief and so our actions will change accordingly and we will do what we can to protect ourselves against others. We will constantly be expecting bad news.
On the other hand, if we decide that the universe is friendly, then we will only do things to help others and the world will no doubt play out this belief and good things will happen to us.
The point is, how we choose to view the world will ultimately define how we live our lives and what comes back to us. If we approach people with an angry, frustrated attitude and an expectation that they too will be angry, then hey guess what, it’s highly likely they will pick up on this and fulfill our very desire.
If however, we approach people with kindness and an expectation that they will be friendly, then they will put down their barriers and give back to us what we initially gave out.
It’s really quite a simple principle:
••••You get what you give out.••••
Perhaps you can spend today thinking about how you view the world and what your general everyday expectations are?
If you find that your view of the World is far from friendly, then maybe it’s time to make some changes.
Simple Life Strategy: Establishing a Healthy View of the World
1. Spend a few moments thinking about Einstein’s question: “Is the Universe a friendly place?”
2. Be honest with yourself and notice what pops up. Can you honestly say that you believe the world is more friendly than hostile?
3. Think about how you generally approach other people and situations? Do you start by expecting the worst, do you find it hard to trust others? Or do you enter relationships and events with a positive outlook?
4. Do you only see the best in people? Or are you constantly looking at the faults and flaws of others?
5. If you feel like your view of the world could do with a shake-up, now is the time to consider what Einstein has said (he was a genius after-all). Perhaps you could experiment by approaching a stranger as if they were a friend and notice how they react to you? Or going into your next situation expecting only the best from others.
This is the 1st day of a potential awakening or at the very least an amazing shift in consciousness to get more of what you want in life and less of what you don’t know.
We all have Inner Weapons to Bury and small changes in focus to win the day and receive the things we want more of.
Enjoy the life you create,
Stewart