Becoming aware of your MINDSET...

In this blog, I wanted to talk about our mindset. As in all my other blogs, I speak from personal experience. As I awakened to my spiritual journey, a significant change was the growth and shift in my mind- what I grew up to believe about myself, others, and the world. The way I perceived things, beliefs, and ways of thinking. All of this shifted in my mindset because I no longer resonated with the evolving version of myself. Many of the things I believed and perceived were programmed into me as I grew up. Other people projected their beliefs onto me, such as my parents, kids at school, or what I saw and heard on TV. Even my environment shaped how I perceived and believed situations. As a child, if the beliefs and ways of thinking projected onto me were incorrect, negative, and coming from a place of lack, unworthiness, personal hurt, pain, and unhealed brokenness, then that's what got projected. These perceptions and beliefs carried into adulthood showed up as a victim and lack mentality, feeling undeserving, and as if life was nothing but a big struggle. Carrying these beliefs into adulthood, they began to manifest as limitations and blockages. They kept me from becoming and expressing my own true, authentic self.

As I awakened spiritually, this thinking became outdated and needed to be released. I came to understand that I created my reality with my thoughts. What I believed is what manifested in my life. If I believed in a lack mentality, then experiences around not having enough would show up in my life. When I eventually shifted my mindset to abundance, the Universe began to bless me with unexpected money and ways to take care of my financial needs, and I started to feel positive and joyful in all areas of my life.

When I understood that my life could be whatever I believed it could be, I began to release the limits and constraints of an old, outdated belief system that kept me stuck in cycles and kept me from reaching my fullest potential. To live a life of growth, joy, and expansion, I had to release the mindset of not feeling good enough, not feeling deserving of the life I wanted, and not comparing myself to others. I had to release the many beliefs and ways of thinking projected on me as a child to shift into a mindset that matched the current version of myself as an adult. The version of myself that was now evolving and becoming authentic. The version of myself that knows my self-worth, believes in myself, and understands that MY LIFE CAN ONLY BE AS GOOD AS MY MINDSET.

6/20/20