What are you asking yourself? – Law of Attraction – subconscious mind

What question do you ask yourself right before you go to bed? What is the question you ask yourself when you wake up? The results and experiences we get in life depends on the questions we ask ourselves and others around us. By asking the right question might we influence our destiny? Or not?

Asking the wrong questions?

Ever had a morning where you where wondering can it get worse that this? You probably know the answer, yes it can, and it will get worse than this. If you ask yourself questions like why is this happing to me? Or why am I getting all those bills? The problem lies in the negative focus in the question, you are asking why negative things are happing and this will lead to focus on the negative outcome.

Asking the right questions?

We ask wrong questions all the time, focusing on the problem on the negative, but how do you ask the right question. This has all to do with the solution and the positive. Asking questions to resolve, to find solutions will give you what you are searching for.

The positive intention.

One question I like when it comes to behavior is what is the positive intention that this person gets by behaving this way. This helps you to understand what they gain. Understand that there is always a positive intention, this might seem weird in some cases, but it might give somebody the feeling of significance or power to do something.

Questions, the subconscious mind and the law of attraction.

What have questions, the subconscious mind and the law of attraction to do with each other? The answer is simple you ask something, your subconscious mind focusses on it and you send out a vibration into the universe. The answer come to you it will be send to you the only thing is that you need to be able to see it “receive it”. Your subconscious mind needs to filter the answer, so you become conscious about it, instead of it being filter away as irrelevant. This might seem weird, but we receive so much input that most is filter away, you’re not constantly aware of your breathing or the cloths you where, but they are still there.