Are you living the life of your dreams?
Are all of your days filled with joy, gratitude, love, passion, enthusiasm, and contentment?
Are you living a life filled with abundant health, financial freedom, and magical days with your twin flame?
Are you doing work that you love and are destined to do?
If you answered, “YES!!! I am!!”…
Then I’m super happy for you! Congratulations!
But if you answered, “no” or “not quite,” it’s possible that you are caught up in a downward spiral.
“What is a downward spiral?” you might be wondering.
Let me explain it here…
Energy flows upward (in a positive direction) or downward (in a negative direction.) When things are going well in life, it’s much easier to stay on the upward side of the spiral where all of the positive emotions are.
But we are human. And bad stuff happens in all our lives from time to time.
It’s not really a big deal if we are able to quickly bounce back into positive emotions, knowing that life is happening for us, not to us.
But sometimes negative things occur in a manner that can make it challenging to stay in a positive mindset and heart space.
An example of this might be having a loved one die unexpectedly the same month as a car wreck or a job loss.
It can be difficult to stay in a place of gratitude and appreciation when experiencing several harsh events at once.
And I’m sure you know how important vibration is to be able to manifest positive things in your life.
When you are stuck in the negative emotions of a downward spiral, perhaps feeling doubt or disappointment that things aren’t changing quickly enough, it can feel like climbing a steep mountain in the dark trying to get out of that mindset and vibration.
Just as positive emotions create positive vibrations that attract positive experiences into our lives, negative emotions create negative vibrations that attract negative experiences.
Sometimes this might feel overwhelming. Or it might just feel like you are stuck.
If it’s bad, really bad, you might begin to feel jealousy or apathy or blame others for your experiences, possibly even slipping into a victimhood mindset
