Expect Miracles: What Do You Have to Lose?

There is a perverse notion in modern society that suggests you "should not get your hopes up", lest you be let down. What a sorry way to live!

I suggest that you should not only get your hopes up, but you should keep them up beyond reason and go through life expecting absolute miracles to happen for you on a daily basis. How might your life change for the better if you decided to demand the most amazing outcomes from every endeavor?

The fact is, you have nothing substantial to lose by engaging this practice. Let's for a moment (and only for a moment!) go along with the idea that you'll be let down if your hopes are high and the results don't live up.

So what? What's the big deal even if this were to happen?

Are you really so fragile and weak that you can't withstand a little disappointment? Honestly even if your high hopes are dashed routinely you'll benefit by developing a "tougher chin" and a reliable ability to absorb a little defeat with minimal loss of stride.

But the truth is if you were to expect amazing outcomes to every effort from here forward you would not be met with disappointment every time. Even if we pretend positive thinking and the law of attraction have no impact, the mathematical odds of losing every time are minimal.

And since we both know there is real power in positive thinking we understand that your new attitude would produce a winning outcome more and more often. Also since we both understand that law of attraction is every bit as real as gravity, it's clear that expecting miracles as the norm would shift you into a reality where your wildest dreams become your daily experience.

Because humans are predisposed to negative thinking, rarely do we consider the idea of expecting miracles as daily practice. We tend to reserve this level of thought vibration for big goals and major accomplishments.

But isn't every moment of life the biggest and best possible experience? The present is all we really have, and it takes the entire universe to manifest this here and now which we often take for granted.

In truth there is no "mundane". There is only our desire to create "normal" and mediocre experiences so we can hide from our true greatness.

The strange truth about humanity is that it's not our potential powerlessness that frightens us when we are alone with our thoughts; not by a long shot. What really shakes us up is the intuitive knowledge that we are actually powerful beyond comprehension!

I challenge you to set this fear aside and embrace your higher self. Stop hiding your face in the bland norm of struggle and failure, indulging the novelty of triumph from time to time.

Choose now to live from your creative source and allow miracles to flow into your life as the moment-by-moment reality you deserve. You'll feel the change instantly in your belly, in your chest, in the palms of your hands and in the air around you.

Life is a great journey. Let's not squander the joy by playing safe with our expectations.