Create miracles with optimism.
by Sandra Anne Taylor -
by Sandra Anne Taylor -
Let the “Glad Games” begin. There’s a wonderful story about a little girl whose refusal to think anything negative changed an entire town; in this story, Pollyanna encourages people to stop seeing themselves as sick, alone or hopeless in any way.
Even when things are hard, she teaches them to play the “glad game,” a game where the person tries to find at least one thing to be glad about, no matter what difficulty they may be experiencing.
This inspiring story was very popular many years ago. Over time, however, people have begun to see themselves as too sophisticated to engage in such a simplistic approach to things. In fact, the name Pollyanna is now often used as a term of derision, a way to belittle someone who is “too optimistic,” implying that they’re not being realistic enough.
But Pollyanna had a point!
As simplistic as it might sound, there’s no reason to ever engage in pessimism. No matter what difficult experience you’re faced with, pessimism doesn’t help the situation.
It doesn’t change things for the better. It doesn’t empower you or anyone involved. And it certainly doesn’t create the kind of energetic environment that fosters miraculous and happy outcomes.
In fact, no matter what the obstacle, it’s utterly self-defeating to engage in the energy of pessimism, precisely at the time you need a miracle most!
The Energy of Optimism
Only the energy of optimism and value can create the miracle you need at any given moment. You must assume the best, and you must search for something to value in your life, no matter what hardship you may be enduring.
The “glad game” is a way to find something of value, something that could be appreciated no matter what else is going on. This is a powerful decision at any time, for the choice to appreciate and acknowledge value always attracts more value.
Of course, Pollyanna had no awareness of quantum physics. She just knew it made her feel better and when she taught it to others, it made them feel better, too. Pessimism, on the other hand, only succeeds in making people feel worse.
Because optimism is emotionally beneficial, it’s also favorable energetically. Emotions charge your energy and the excitement that comes from optimism pumps up the volume of your magnetic resonance more than almost any other emotion.
So whether you decide to be optimistic because it makes you feel better or because you finally realize that it’s necessary to change your energy, it doesn’t really matter.
The magnetic consequences of your optimism will remain the same. When you choose to be optimistic, you radically change your electromagnetic field, bringing a brighter, happier light frequency to your world—and to the world of those around you.
Even when things are hard, she teaches them to play the “glad game,” a game where the person tries to find at least one thing to be glad about, no matter what difficulty they may be experiencing.
This inspiring story was very popular many years ago. Over time, however, people have begun to see themselves as too sophisticated to engage in such a simplistic approach to things. In fact, the name Pollyanna is now often used as a term of derision, a way to belittle someone who is “too optimistic,” implying that they’re not being realistic enough.
But Pollyanna had a point!
As simplistic as it might sound, there’s no reason to ever engage in pessimism. No matter what difficult experience you’re faced with, pessimism doesn’t help the situation.
It doesn’t change things for the better. It doesn’t empower you or anyone involved. And it certainly doesn’t create the kind of energetic environment that fosters miraculous and happy outcomes.
In fact, no matter what the obstacle, it’s utterly self-defeating to engage in the energy of pessimism, precisely at the time you need a miracle most!
The Energy of Optimism
Only the energy of optimism and value can create the miracle you need at any given moment. You must assume the best, and you must search for something to value in your life, no matter what hardship you may be enduring.
The “glad game” is a way to find something of value, something that could be appreciated no matter what else is going on. This is a powerful decision at any time, for the choice to appreciate and acknowledge value always attracts more value.
Of course, Pollyanna had no awareness of quantum physics. She just knew it made her feel better and when she taught it to others, it made them feel better, too. Pessimism, on the other hand, only succeeds in making people feel worse.
Because optimism is emotionally beneficial, it’s also favorable energetically. Emotions charge your energy and the excitement that comes from optimism pumps up the volume of your magnetic resonance more than almost any other emotion.
So whether you decide to be optimistic because it makes you feel better or because you finally realize that it’s necessary to change your energy, it doesn’t really matter.
The magnetic consequences of your optimism will remain the same. When you choose to be optimistic, you radically change your electromagnetic field, bringing a brighter, happier light frequency to your world—and to the world of those around you.
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