Tag: selflove

4 exercises for your mind that will raise your vibration

Tesla has already talked about the fact that the universe can be understood in terms of vibrations. Although it is sometimes difficult to imagine it, everything around us is energy. Energy creates material things, just like our thoughts and emotions. That is why it’s so important what energy we surround ourselves with because energy can be negative as well as positive, it vibrates at different frequencies. Everything is energy, and everything is connected – body, mind, universe. Here are four exercises that you can use to raise your frequency.

You can become more happy by learning how to listen to yourself

If you already know your values, that’s great. If you live according to them, you follow them every day, that’s amazing. But what if you are confused about all those things that matter? What if you feel that in some way you are pretending to be someone you are not? What if you have a problem with finding not only a big purpose, but simple joy in everyday life?

The subtle art of being vulnerable

Kitsugi is the Japanese art of repairing ceramic with resin and powdered gold. Instead of covering up the imperfections of the item, the kintsugi masters make them an asset. The “wounds” stained with the gold make the damaged object even more beautiful. The ‘golden scars’ makes it unique and special. Behind this lies the philosophical concept that teaches us that beauty lies in imperfection, in what is fragile and ephemeral.

Change the mindset that blocks you

Almost everything starts in your head. To put it simply, what you think and the way you think creates your reality. It seems easy, right? Unfortunately, controlling your mind is not so obvious. For so often, we fall into the ‘traps of thinking’ that we set ourselves. To recognize this process it’s important to observe yourself; your thoughts and reactions. Only by knowing yourself you can catch and change this unhealthy approach to reality. I will present here some common thought patterns that are harmful. I wonder, can you recognize yourself among these ways of thinking?