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morgana - Why Miracles are Lame


As I was going through your notes I came across one statement that stopped me in my tracks: "I pray for this for me... a miracle."


I want so much MORE for you than a miracle!


I say this even though I'm the miracle lady. You're probably reading me right now because you heard or read about some of the incredible things that came about in my life or the lives of my clients.


Miracles are a double edged sword: on on side you may get out of a jam, have a nice little reprieve from disaster, or get a really nice gift out of nowhere. The flip side is you aren't any more powerful or in control of your life when miracles come from the outside.


Praying for a money miracle is like praying for continued helplessness. BE the miracle. Do what needs to be done.


Anxiety moments are the GREATEST OPPORTUNITY to learn that new thing or make that inner shift that takes you to a whole new level of personal power. My favorite--and most lucrative--question to ask is, "Money, I'm feeling anxious. What do you want me to do so I can feel less anxious?" I listen for my (personified) Money's response and DO IT.


And if I can't hear my "Money Honey," I start the Financial Alchemy process all over again from scratch:


1) uncover my hidden reasons for protecting myself from money

2) personify my money monster

3) eliminate my money monster

4) meet my new "Money Honey"

5) ask my MH what he wants from me

6) take a concrete, measurable action to make my MH happy.


And THAT'S when I get my big money miracles... and I learn something along that way that makes more powerful than before.


Everyone else will tell you about the positive power of prayer, blah blah blah. I think prayer is handiest for things like short lines at the DMV, wishing your stalker true love and mental health ELSEWHERE, and visualizing love and health as you cuddle your cat at the vet.


But praying for financial rescue sucks. It makes you the victim, the princess in the tower. Money's not here to rescue you... especially rescue you from yourself. Your money is here to be your partner, because he (or she) loves you and sees how powerful you really are. Money doesn't know how to be with you when you play small.






via Morgana Rae & Charmed Life Coaching, Inc. http://ift.tt/1hT21pm
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