All of us have a personal money blueprint ingrained within our subconscious mind that determines our financial health. Just like the blueprint of a house defines what the house will finally look like, our money blueprint defines our relationship and experience with Money. In other words, it defines how our financial health will be, how much we will make, how much we will keep and how we will manage the money we have.
Our money blueprint is made up of our thoughts, feelings and actions. If we have contradictory thoughts related to money in our blueprint, we will automatically repel money. For example, if we believe too much money is not good and can get us into bigger troubles, then we will carry a vibration that blocks the flow of money and opportunities in our life. Once we get rid of these hidden contradictions, convictions and blockages, we will automatically start attracting money into our lives.
But where do these limiting thought patterns and beliefs come from? Most of these come primarily from the information or programming we received in our past, especially as children. In most cases these sources include parents, relatives, teachers, media, culture, etc. We were all taught about how to deal with money and if we were taught by people who either didn’t have a lot of money, or had a lot of negative beliefs around money, we automatically begin to think and feel in the same manner. Because they were people of authority in our lives, whatever they said, felt or experienced becomes a part of our money blueprint and we begin to draw similar experiences. We don’t even understand why we make the decisions that we currently make. We just do the best we can with what we have learnt so far. And the problem is, that this thinking is actually preventing us from achieving all the success we want with money.
Most of the time we are unaware of the way we think about money. So the first step to change your Money blueprint is start observing what you think and feel about money. The best way to start doing this is to observe your conversations about money with other people.
For example, you may notice some of the following:
Money is the root of all evil.
We can’t afford it.
You can’t be rich and spiritual at the same time.
Rich people are criminals.
Rich people are greedy.
Not everyone can be rich.
I don’t care about money
All these are limiting beliefs which stop us from getting the desired money into our lives. Make a note of all these limiting beliefs you have observed in your conversations and start working on changing them into positive beliefs and feelings about money. A major step in this process of raising your money blueprint is to challenge these beliefs one by one. This is one of the powerful exercises covered in our Law of Attraction and Money class. Take one belief at a time and ask yourself, ‘Why this does not hold true for me today’. Write down answers that come to your mind. Then form a strong statement stating the exact opposite of that belief.
For example for a limiting belief like, “ We can’t afford it”, create a strong statement like: “We always have more than enough money to do all the things we desire”. Repeat this statement as often as you can in the day. Continue to Repeat it daily until the time you feel you have overcomed this limiting thought pattern completely.
While you are repeating positive statements, remember, any kind of criticism about money or rich people or a reference to a lack of money should be avoided in your conversations with self and others. Words are energy. Every word you speak is either going to bring you pleasant experiences with money or it is going to keep you stuck in lack and disappointments. So choose wisely. The earlier you start to implement these steps, the sooner you begin to experience the transformation.
(Author Dr Karishma Ahuja is a renowned Law of Attraction trainer, hypnotherapist & Metaphysical Counsellor in India with profound expertise in Ho’oponopono. An Author, Master Trainer and Life coach, she specializes in teaching people about Universal Laws and the Power of the mind, thereby inspiring them to achieve big and live joyfully by pursuing qualities like self-belief and forgiveness.)
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