By: Dimple Sarma
Over the years I have learned one thing for sure good attracts good and bad attracts bad. Whatever is in our mind, the way we think, ultimately our life turns in that way. In a world often filled with uncertainty and challenges, maintaining a positive outlook can be a tough thing for any of us. Many times we feel low, depressed, got hurt by our near and dear ones. Still, the way we keep ourselves strong and motivated is itself a plus point. Positive manifestation, rooted in the belief that our thoughts and intentions shape our reality, offers a powerful tool for achieving our goals, attracting abundance, and creating the life of our dreams.
Since the time I read the book “The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne, I started admiring positive thinking. Challenges are part of life, when one problem goes, another tends to arise. This process goes on and we can’t get rid of uncertainty. Positive manifestation is based on the principle of the law of attraction-the idea that like attracts like. According to this principle, the thoughts and beliefs we hold in our minds act as magnets, attracting people, circumstances, and opportunities that are in alignment with our dominant thoughts and beliefs. By consciously directing our thoughts, intentions, and energy towards positive outcomes, we can harness the power of the law of attraction to manifest our desires or dreams into reality. In simple words, think and believe what you want to be and what you want.
It feels strange how exactly positive manifestation works, and how can we feel its result in our own lives? Actually, our mind is everything. We can shape our thoughts in any direction whether constructive or destructive. Positive manifestation involves setting clear intentions, visualizing those outcomes, and taking action towards our goals which is the most important part. Setting clear intentions involves identifying what we want to manifest in our lives-whether it’s a new job, a steady relationship, financial stability, or improved health-and shaping our desires with clarity and conviction.
Once we’ve set our dreams or intentions, the next step is to visualize our outcomes as if they have already come to execution, as if we are feeling them. Visualization is a powerful tool for commanding our subconscious minds with positive beliefs and expectations, thereby aligning our energy with the frequencies of our desires. By strongly imagining ourselves experiencing our desired outcomes, we create a powerful energetic resonance that attracts those outcomes into our lives. Suppose, for example, I always want to be in a good health. I want to look good and fit and I dream of it. So, my continuous focus will be on my health whether it’s on my eating habit, sleeping habit, or maintaining an exercise routine. This consciousness ultimately helps in reach our desired goals.
Positive manifestation is more than just wishful thinking. Our thoughts, beliefs, and actions need to align with our desires in a way that activates the creative power of the universe to bring those desires into fruitful results. This requires us to cultivate a mindset of firm faith, belief, and expectation in the positive outcomes we seek to manifest. We need to cultivate a sense of gratitude for what we have and in the same way need to keep faith to manifest our dreams. It definitely opens the limitless potential for us. We become more open to new opportunities, we try to take risk, we face challenges strongly, and more compassionate towards ourselves and others. By being positive, we instruct our mind for optimism. Our attitude becomes more harmonious, our lives more fulfilling, and our overall sense of well-being more profound. With a positive mindset, we can train our brains for optimism. By maintaining a positive mindset, viewing challenges as opportunities for growth, and having faith in our ability to achieve our desires, we can create a life filled with joy, fulfillment, and abundance beyond our wildest dreams. Dare to dream big, believe in yourself, and manifest the life you envision. (The author can be reached at sarmadimple@gmail.com)