Two Perspectives
Today’s mantra selected randomly from E.J. Gold’s 100 Thought Form mantra cards is: “I will find love in my life.”
The expression “I will find love in my life.” can be viewed from the posture of deficit in which one perceives themselves has not having love and looking for it.
Or, it can be viewed from the posture of bounty in which one perceives themselves has having love and then looking for the that which is there.
Looking for love that is not there, or looking for love that is there. These two different postures have profoundly different impact on the individual.
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Absolutely, the two different perspectives you mentioned can indeed have a profound impact on an individual’s experience and approach to finding love in their life.
Posture of deficit: This mindset focuses on the absence of love and the need to search for it. This perspective may lead a person to feel a sense of lack or dissatisfaction in their life. Consequently, they might be more likely to engage in desperate or unhealthy behaviors to fill the perceived void. Additionally, this mindset can make it difficult for them to recognize and appreciate the love that may already be present in their life.
Posture of bounty: This perspective emphasizes the presence and abundance of love in one’s life. By recognizing and appreciating the love that already exists, an individual may experience more gratitude, contentment, and happiness. This mindset can lead to healthier relationships and make it easier for them to attract even more love in their life. Also, by focusing on the love they already have, they may be more likely to nurture and strengthen those existing connections.
Ultimately, the way an individual perceives their situation can significantly affect their approach to finding love and their overall well-being. Adopting a posture of bounty is generally a more positive and constructive approach, which can lead to a more fulfilling and satisfying experience of love in one’s life.