On Relationships:
My inner desires, reflected in my thoughts, words, actions, and surroundings, should align harmoniously.
It all begins with self-respect and self-love. When I treat myself with kindness and respect, I naturally attract individuals who mirror these qualities.
Avoiding self-criticism is crucial, as negative self-perception only perpetuates undesirable situations. This negative frequency influences what I attract from the universe, adhering to the principle of reaping what I sow.
Instead, focus on embracing and celebrating my positive qualities and strengths. By doing so, the Law of Attraction reveals even greater aspects of myself.
In my interactions with others, emphasizing their strengths and positive qualities fosters deeper connections. It's beneficial to concentrate on what we appreciate about them rather than dwelling on their shortcomings or grievances.
On Health:
The "Law of Attraction" operates on the principle of mind over matter, influencing our well-being in profound ways:
Placebo Effect: Belief in a treatment's efficacy, even if it's just a placebo, can lead to remarkable healing outcomes. This demonstrates the Law of Attraction in action.
Focus on Optimal Health: Directing my thoughts consistently towards perfect health is essential.
The Power of Laughter: Laughter is a potent antidote to negativity, releasing stress and promoting overall well-being.
Avoiding Illness Talk: Refrain from discussing illnesses or listening to others talk about them, as this only amplifies the energy associated with illness. Instead, initiate conversations centered on thoughts about good health or maintaining a healthy diet.
Positive Aging: Shift focus away from societal narratives about disease and aging. Negative messages contribute to feelings of depression and anxiety. Instead, concentrate on thoughts of health and eternal youth.
I emphasize these aspects; wealth, relationships, and health, because their presence is crucial for achieving success and happiness in life. Each plays a pivotal role in our overall well-being and fulfillment.
Events unfolded swiftly. Soon I found myself facing a panel of executives for interviews. Little did I know, I was one of 67 applicants vying for just one position. Against the odds, in September 1995, I started working at the company's offices in Robinson's Galleria Building, Quezon City. To my astonishment, the company's logo was identical to the one I had noticed years earlier in Cebu City. Was this the realization of my wistful thinking? Not quite yet...
Upon regularization, I was transferred to another unit in Makati. Barely three years working in that unit, there was a company-wide structural reorganization. My position was in jeopardy since one of units to dissolve was the unit where I was assigned. I was one of those asked to consider resigning by signing an offer sheet. The Staffs' Union advised us to sign only if we truly intended to leave.
Having recently married and with a baby to support, the prospect weighed heavily on me. Despite maintaining outward calm, the situation churned my stomach with anxiety. What would happen next? Was this end of my job and my wistful thinking?
Far from it. As they say, be careful what you wish for, because sometimes the universe grants it exactly as you desired.
One December morning in 1998, I found myself standing in the exact spot where a couple of years earlier I declared a serious wish looking at the logo in the building, here, in Cebu City. As I looked up, there it was again, the same signage atop a building. This time, however, I didn't entertain another wistful thought. Instead, I gazed at it with a mix of emotions, took a deep breath, and quietly affirmed to myself, "Today marks my first day working in this branch. Thank God I still have a job."
Consider this a coincidence, but it undeniably happened to me. Whatever orchestrated these events, I always attribute it to the workings of the "Law of Attraction." I don't believe my spirit alone could have foreseen such inklings or feelings about a glimpse of my future.
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