The Science Behind the Law of Attraction Magazine June, 2016 | Page 14

loves and supports me?) as true.
Immediately, the very first time. And
because it?s not in resistance to the
premise, the pre-programmed
subconscious belief can and will shift much
faster.
Here are five powerful questions you can
start asking right away to reprogram your
subconscious mind for wealth:

1. Why am I so weal t hy?
When you ask this question, the
subconscious mind hears and accepts the
premise ?I am wealthy? with no resistance,
even if your actual financial situation is
dire. Once this belief takes root in the
subconscious mind, you automatically
begin to act ?as if? and wealth begins to
materialize.
2. Why am I so l ucky?
Luck isn?t about random and unexpected
instances of fortune. It?s about recognizing
opportunities when they appear and taking
action. The premise of this question, ?I am
lucky,? opens your eyes to opportunities
you may otherwise ignore. All you have to
do is act. And if you choose not to take
action, don?t worry ? rest assured that
many more opportunities are on the way.
3. Why does money f l ow t o me so
ef f ort l essl y?
Taking action when opportunities arises is
essential, but you don?t want to get stuck in
the belief that receiving abundance always
requires work. The premise ?money flows
to me effortlessly? opens you to the inflow
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of abundance without resistance.
4. How do I become even more
prosperous?
This question helps you to avoid getting
stuck in a plateau by reminding your
subconscious mind that we live in not just
an abundant universe, but an infinitely
abundant one.
5. What hidden opport unit ies am I
overl ooking?
This is one of the most cunning questions
you can ask. The premise here is two-fold.
First, hidden opportunities exist, and
second, you might be overlooking them.
This nudges your subconscious mind to
be on the constant lookout for creative
new opportunities for growth and
abundance.
When you ask these questions, you don?t
need to find an answer. In fact, it?s best
not to. Seeking an answer engages the
cognitive mind, which might start hunting
for logical reasons why your questions are
absurd. Simply allow the words to soak
into the subconscious and rewire your
brain for wealth.
Also, be wary of self-effacing or critical
questions, as these have an equally
powerful impact on the subconscious
mind. When you ask something like ?Why
does this crap always happen to me?? the
subconscious mind doesn?t care how
often it really happens. What it hears is
?Bad things always happens to me? and it
accepts this as true. The belief becomes