Fireworks | Copyright Zoran Nikolic
It’s the last day of 2009. What do you want for 2010? I want a happy life, to reap the harvest of all the good things I’ve set in motion this past year and this past decade. I want you to have a happy life, to reap the harvest of all the good things you’ve set in motion this past year and this past decade. How can we make this happen?
I just opened the Hay House Present Moments newsletter for January that was in my email box. Louise Hay has a list of questions to ask ourselves that I think will help us take a review of where we’re at and how start to New Year’s Day 2010 so that we get what we really want. Here are the questions:
What shall I now release from my life?
What or who no longer works for me?
What am I holding on to that holds me back?
What thoughts or beliefs belong to the old me?
How am I being unloving to myself?
Am I ready to let go?
What do I believe that really works for me?
What is going on in my life that is terrific and wonderful?
Where am I being very loving to myself?
Where am I most content?
Let me acknowledge myself for all the growth and change.
What do I want to bring to my life?
What do I want to create?
How do I want the next year to be?
Who do I want to bring into my world?
How do I want to look?
What image do I want to project?
How healthy do I want to be?
How prosperous do I want to feel?
How much love am I willing to experience?
What kind of world do I want to live in?
Where do I want my spirituality to go?
Then Louise suggests some wonderful positive affirmations for starting the year off right. You could even turn saying these affirmations into your New Year’s Resolution:
I know that where I am is the totality of possibilities . . . not just a few possibilities, but the totality of all creation.
I am not limited by statistics, medical opinions, time, or authorities.
I am one with the infinite wisdom and capabilities of the Universe itself.
All good is available to me, right here and right now.
All I have to do is to use the power of my thoughts to create that which I desire. I know that. Now let me live it!
Have fun with these questions and affirmations. And have fun this evening. I’m off to spend it with dear friends. We’ll ring in the New Year together with lots of love, laughter, hope and hugs.
I wish you all the very best of life in 2010, whatever that is for you.
Many blessings,
Sharon
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