What type of mystic are you?
- A pessimistic- they see the glass as half empty
- An optimistic- they see the glass as half full
Your perspective plays a major role on how confidently you will move forward into the unknown.
- The mystery of life awaits you.
- A healthy perspective on life will make it easier to trust where the path may lead.
You are always forecasting your future whether you know it or not.
- Based on your perspective the universal law of attraction assures you are predicting your own future based upon where you are putting your attention
- Your perspective matters
The universe doesn’t know or care if our glass is half empty or half full.
- That is a determination we make.
Re-source: Refocus
How you tend to see life can have a lot to do with shaping your attitude. Your core beliefs hold your attitude about life
- They
shape your attitude about politics, religion and people
- Prejudices and opinions about others
- Be conscious enough to witness and challenge those parts of your beliefs that don’t serve you and your world in beneficial ways
- What attitude about your life will you carry with you?
Be mindful that your attitude can be influenced by the world around you
- Media, current events, opinions and behavior of others
- You can stand guard and choose what ideas and beliefs to let in
Your attitude directly affects the health of your physical body and the body of your relationships
- How you manage your energy system in the future will depend on the attitude you have today
- Are you more of an opti-mistic or pessi-mistic?
- Who would you rather take with you on your journey? It’s your choice.
- One of the quickest ways to become an opti-mistic is to begin a mindfulness practice that focuses on building an attitude of gratitude.
- Take time to focus on what is right with your life
- An attitude of gratitude automatically brings with it a shift in consciousness, which says, “I am open to receiving with a grateful heart.”
craving and resource from “The Art of Uncertainty” – How to live in the mystery of life and love it – by Dennis Merit Jones
