Evolutionary conversations can expedite your experience of what you prefer.
Evolutionary conversations are conversations that assist in our evolution toward greater and greater states of power and freedom.
Everything is energy and energy naturally seeks to evolve to greater and greater states of power and freedom. We can accelerate this natural tendency in our own lives by managing our attention and our thoughts.
Attention is our creative energy and our thoughts are the medium through which we direct our attention to manifest our reality. Thoughts, like everything else, are energy patterns that have a vibrational frequency that attract similar vibrational frequencies.
As energy beings, we express as the sum total of the thoughts we entertain, both consciously and unconsciously. Deliberately choosing higher vibration thoughts expedites our evolution to the expression of greater power and freedom in our lives.
When you become aware that ALL your suffering is caused by experiencing your own lower vibration thoughts, you become empowered to choose your thoughts deliberately.
Choosing higher vibration thoughts is simply choosing to focus your attention on what you prefer (i.e. peace, joy, love, fun, comfort, security, etc.) and recognizing that anything in your mind that’s not what you prefer, is just your thought about that (whatever the thought pertains to).
Conversations increase our awareness of the thoughts through which we operate. It’s often easier to recognize other people’s thoughts/stories and doing so can shine the light of awareness on our own thoughts.
If we have conversations with the intention to notice our thoughts and become aware of the stories through which we’re operating, we can more quickly recognize those thoughts that aren’t serving our highest choice.
If we have conversations with others who are aware of the effect their thoughts are having on their experience, we can agree to gently point out to each other thoughts that we may not otherwise realize we have.
For example, one might be in the habit of affirming that “I never have enough time,” and not even realize that they’re operating through that thought. It might be easier for someone else to recognize and gently point it out, saying for example, “perhaps that’s just a thought.”
Suggest evolutionary conversations to people you know to get the most out of your conversations. Invite them to www.ChangeYourMynd.com to check out the JATAT Guidebook.
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