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Greetings Light-Being,
Today, let's talk about something important: having a lot of good things in life. We call this "abundance." But sometimes, people feel they don't have enough, and that's called "lack" or "scarcity."
What's the Big Idea?
Imagine life as a big storybook. Some pages are filled with good things, while others might seem a bit empty. When we worry a lot, it's like feeling stuck in the sad parts of the story. But guess what? We can change how we feel!
Understanding Lack and Scarcity
Lack: This means not having something specific, like missing your favorite toy.
Scarcity: This is thinking there's just not enough of something, like feeling there's not enough time to play or be with friends.
We're reflecting on Abundance- and what we can do to experience it.
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In the intricate tapestry of life, the contrasting threads of abundance and scarcity weave through our perceptions, shaping our reality.
Stress, often considered an inevitable companion of modern existence, can be seen as a byproduct of the struggle between these two mindsets.
 However, in our exploration of abundance versus scarcity, we find that stress is not an inescapable fate.
Instead, it is a symptom of our internal landscape and a call to delve into the profound work of understanding our emotions, patterns, and belief systems.
In this exploration, we delve into the realms of lack and scarcity, challenging the notion that stress is an inevitable reality. Instead, we will journey into the importance of internal work — the study of emotions, patterns, and belief systems — as a means to transcend the illusions and delusions that bind us.
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Understanding Lack and Scarcity
Lack: This means not having something specific, like missing your favorite toy.
Scarcity: This is thinking there's just not enough of something, like feeling there's not enough time to play or be with friends.
Why Do We Feel Stressed?
Sometimes, we feel stressed because we think there's not enough. Maybe we see our friends have cool stuff, or we worry about what others think. But remember, stress is like a cloud that blocks our sunny day.
How Can We Feel Better?
Look Inside: Instead of just looking at outside things, we should look inside ourselves. This means understanding our feelings and why we feel a certain way.
Feel Your Feelings: It's okay to feel sad, happy, or angry. These feelings tell us something. We should listen and understand them.
Change Bad Habits: Sometimes, we do things over and over without thinking. If we notice and change these habits, we can feel better.
Think Positive: Our thoughts and beliefs are like maps. If we believe good things are possible, we'll see more good things around us. But if we only think bad stuff, that's all we'll notice.
Understanding Lack vs. Scarcity
Lack and scarcity are terms often used interchangeably, yet they carry distinct meanings. Lack refers to the absence or deficiency of something specific in our lives, while scarcity is a broader concept encompassing the perception of limited resources in the world.
It's crucial to recognize that lack is situational, while scarcity is a mindset.
The Illusion of Stress
Stress is not an objective reality but a subjective response to our perceptions and interpretations of the world. When we become too absorbed in external factors — societal expectations, material possessions, or comparisons with others — we create a breeding ground for stress. This stress arises from the illusion that there is not enough, that we are lacking in some way.
2. The Internal Work
The path to overcoming the illusion of stress lies in redirecting our focus inward. The real work involves a deep exploration of our emotions, patterns, and belief systems. By understanding the roots of our reactions, we gain insight into the ways in which we perceive lack and scarcity. This internal work allows us to dismantle the illusions that keep us tethered to stress.
3. Embracing Emotions
Our emotions serve as powerful messengers, signaling areas of our lives that require attention and understanding. Rather than suppressing or avoiding emotions, we can embrace them as valuable sources of information. By acknowledging and processing our emotions, we unravel the layers that contribute to the illusion of lack and scarcity.
This is an example of how I shifted from Scarcity to Abundance in my life:
Making the choice to start a website and investing around 200 dollars for the website domain and Wix subscription.
Unraveling Patterns
Patterns shape our behaviors and reactions, often on a subconscious level. Identifying and unraveling these patterns is a key component of the internal work. As we become aware of recurring thoughts and behaviors, we gain the ability to reshape them, fostering a mindset of abundance.
1. Reprogramming Belief Systems
Our belief systems shape our reality. Examining and challenging limiting beliefs is a transformative step toward releasing the grip of scarcity. By consciously choosing empowering beliefs that align with abundance, we reshape our worldview and open ourselves to new possibilities.
2. Defining Abundance and Scarcity Mindsets
Abundance and scarcity mindsets represent two distinct lenses through which we view the world. An abundance mindset acknowledges the inherent wealth of opportunities, resources, and possibilities that surround us. On the other hand, a scarcity mindset perceives limitations, fostering a belief in insufficiency and lack.
What's the Best Way to See Life?
Abundance: This is like wearing glasses that see opportunities everywhere!
Scarcity: This is like wearing foggy glasses that only see problems.
In Conclusion
Life has ups and downs. But by understanding our feelings, changing how we think, and focusing on the good stuff, we can see more sunshine and fewer clouds. Let's choose to see the world full of possibilities!
In the dance between lack and scarcity, stress emerges as a formidable opponent.
However, by redirecting our focus to the internal work of understanding emotions, unraveling patterns, and reprogramming belief systems, we can break free from the illusions and delusions that trap us.
Embracing abundance is not just a shift in mindset but a profound transformation that transcends the boundaries of stress and opens the door to a life rich in possibilities.
Thank You for downloading this information into your consicous awareness.
May you navigate this life through love and peace.
@asheemo
I made a youtube video during some of the darkest moments of my life...
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