Pre-pave your day with positive energy

Having a bad day? Think positive, says author Elisabeth Fayt.

Most people spend more time worrying about what to wear in the morning, she says, than they spend thinking about what they want to accomplish.

But a happy, successful life is within reach; you just have to plan for it.

“Decide what you want,” she says.

“Prepare it. Seal the deal with gratitude. Let it go.”

Those simple changes — thinking positive, giving thanks — are enough to align the universe in your favour, Fayt says.

“Nothing can come to us until we are grateful for what we have.” Fayt knows a thing or two about achievement and the law of attraction. She’s an internationally respected motivational speaker, author and the founder of RNR Wellness, a successful national chain of spas that focus on in-room hotel service. She recently released her first book, Paving It Forward: 120 Pre-Paves That Will Put You in the Passing Lane (Spirit Seekers Publishing, spiritseekerspublishing.com,$19.95), a guide for “consciously choosing how you want to look, live and feel through every part of your day and every part of your life.” (She also offers a deck of cards with the book’s teachings in a condensed form.) The concept of “paving” and “preparing” is the idea of proactively planning one’s day — how you’ll feel, what will happen — before the day’s activities literally unfold, says Fayt, who appeared in the documentary, The Opus, a film about how to manifest change in one’s life.

Fayt, 45, says she prepares her entire day before she even opens her eyes in the morning.

“As I get in the car, I prepare safety,” she says.

“When I go on a date with my husband, I prepare that we will have a wonderful time.”

Hard to believe it’s so easy? It shouldn’t be, says Fayt, especially if you’re one of those people — and there are many of us — who wake up at precisely the same time every day, before our alarm goes off.

“The fact that we can wake our bodies at a certain time every day is living proof that we can control our subconscious minds,” she says.

“Just as you can stop biting your nails, you can stop negative thoughts.”

Fayt has been interested in the power of prayer and spirituality since she was a small child growing up in Waterloo, Ont. Part of a devout Catholic family, she went to church every day and considered becoming a nun. (She gave her first motivational speech in church at the age of eight.) She completed a degree in psychology from Wilfrid Laurier University, and then was drawn toward the knowledge of Indian mystics, in particular the work of Paramahansa Yogananda, a man who she describes as her spiritual teacher.

“That gave me the background, the philosophy that our thoughts create our reality,” she says.

She spent several years in India, but returned to Canada when she realized her life was meant to be about serving others.

These days, that means speaking at retreats and seminars around the world — often with her family in tow.

“I go where people need me,” she says.

Following that spirit, however, is what has made her so successful, she says. And now she wants to pass on what she has learned to others.

“Every dream I have ever had has come true,” she says. “And everyone can have that.”

Elisabeth Fayt — elisabethfayt.com
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Does the law of attraction really work ?

by Patricia Chong

Yes , I believe the law of attraction does work because what you transmit out to the universe is what you are going to get in return. If you transmit negative thoughts out then you will attract negative things back to you. If positive thoughts then you will attract positive things back. Your thoughts become things. When you think good thoughts you manifest them inside and out for the best. Our life will start to progress smoothly by applying the law of attraction to make it work for us by transforming of our thoughts to become the things we dream of and always wanted.

The power of imagination is amazing, what we dream and desire will happen if we could change our conscious mindset to think positively and tell ourself we can be successful and rich, we put this thoughts constantly to our subconscious mind and let it work for us. Our subconscious mind does not reason or question. Is like our willing servant constantly out picturing in our world whatever we put into it. If you give it the thought you are always sick, useless, poor and ugly or that the world is horrid and nobody loves you or care about you or you are unlucky all the time, no good fortune will smile on you then your subconscious will go to work on all your negative thoughts and make those thoughts happen.

In order to make the law of attraction works on you, you need to change your mindset right away from negative to positive in order to attract good things to enter your life. To change your subconscious mind, work on your conscious mind to see things differently and think positive thoughts to attract what you need and then program them into your subconscious to allow it to happen. Tell yourself you are powerful, magnificent being living in an abundant universe that is ready and willing to richly provide all your desires and dream to come true. Keep telling yourself that everything in the universe is for you. There is no opposition towards your desire for good things and use the laws of the universe to open your heart to gratefully receive what is given to you.

Positive energy are stronger than negative so it wont take long for you to see a shift in your outer affairs if you take some time each day to relax and close your eyes and reprogram your subconscious mind. Let your subconscious mind to be in charge to think all good things will come to you and you only attract the good into your life. The conscious mind will work on attracting all the good thoughts from your subconscious and making it happen.