Embracing Abundance

Prior to meditation, I had many limiting beliefs that created a scarcity mindset, including the idea that work itself was inherently stressful. Coupled with my self-doubt and fear of failure, the business of earning money was always accompanied by a sense of burden and dread. Meditation allowed me to see - and ultimately throw away - these modes of thinking, giving me newfound energy to put into my work, as well as other aspects of life. I naturally started to enjoy the work I was doing, the good people around me, and all the little things in life. Those little things in fact add up to big things 🙂 and the more I meditated and had a grateful outlook towards life, the better the opportunities that came my way, bringing with them growth and learning as well as (yes) more money. Eventually, I came to know that there was nothing to fear and the lack was created by my mind. With more energy to take action, abundance was simply a natural outcome. As much as I'd tried to manifest abundance in my life previously, it was only by cleaning out these false, limiting ways of thinking that brought real change, both inside and out.

Through consistent meditation, I learned to cultivate a mindset of abundance. I began to recognize that abundance isn’t just about material wealth or external achievements; it’s also about the richness of inner experiences and the depth of personal fulfillment.

I learned to appreciate the present moment, to find joy in the simple things, and to feel grateful for what I already had. I found myself more open to opportunities and more willing to embrace the flow of life, rather than forcing things to happen. My relationships became harmonious and deepen, as I became more attuned with my inner self.Meditation transformed my approach to life challenges and difficulties into opportunities to grow and learn.

I understand now that abundance is not something to be chased but something to be realized and embraced within ourselves.

This meditation made it completly clear to me that the most important thing anyone can do to succeed in life is to cleanse the mind. This applies to every type of success, in relationships, in parenting, in careers and in happiness. We don't realize it but success actually comes naturally to us but our mind is the 1,000-lb gorilla blocking us from it.

After doing this meditation I could see that it was my own mind that stood in the way keeping success and happiness out of reach. Seeing and cleansing these blockages made everything become so much easier. Relationships took on a new life and communicating with others became so much more effective. Success in any field requires connecting with others and when our mind is ceared this connections becomes so much easier.