The state of your life is nothing more than a reflection of your state of mind. ~ Wayne Dyer

Thought this title was a good jumping off point...

Is it true?  Do your thoughts become your reality, your life?  Science has proven that EVERYTHING in life is made of energy.  Your body, a desk, electricity, your thoughts are all made of energy.  And these things are all vibrating at different vibrations, and, therefore, have different densities.  So, you can touch a car, but you can't touch your thoughts.  And, yet, they're both made of the same thing - ENERGY.

So, to take it one step further, the thoughts you think are vibrating energy patterns and when you think a thought over and over and over again, it becomes more and more 'solidified' until it eventually becomes something that you can touch.  Sounds simple enough.

I think this is one of the most exciting ideas spreading around the planet!  People are talking about the movies The Secret and What the Bleep... .  Research is continuing and more and more discoveries are being made in this field of study, which is called Quantum Physics.

What does this mean for you?  Simply put, if your thoughts become things, choose the good ones, as Mike Dooley says.  And, of course, that also includes what you choose to talk about as well.

Let's take a life example to illustrate these points.  You're making breakfast and the carton of milk slips from your hand, lands on the floor, and you watch in shock as milk sprays from the carton and coats just about every inch of the kitchen.  In your mind, at that moment, you could think to yourself, "Perfect!  Now I'm gonna' be late for work!!  How am I going to clean all of this up by myself?  This is gonna' take me FOREVER!  This kind of thing ALWAYS happens to me.  Why am I so CURSED?"

I'm sure moments like this have happened to ALL of us.  And, if thoughts become things, this spilled milk type of experience would happen fairly often to the person who thinks these types of thoughts.

Let's take that same example and, instead of those thoughts, illustrate an alternative response to the spilled milk.  What if the milk splattered all over the kitchen and you thought to yourself, "Wow!  That was unexpected.  I certainly wasn't planning on wiping down the cupboards and cleaning the floor this morning.  I bet, if I hurry, I'll still make it to work on time.  I sure am glad I have all of the supplies I need to take care of this.  I bet if I asked someone to help me, they'd be happy to lend a hand.  I'm so grateful to have plenty of milk and a kitchen to make my breakfast in.  I'll be done with this in no time."

It may seem odd, at first, to change your thinking and think thoughts that are more positive and lighthearted in nature.  It definitely takes practice.  The great thing about making the effort to pay attention to your thoughts and words, is knowing that it is having an impact on your life.  We all want to be happy.  And, if you want to be happy, you'll need to start BEING happy.

Start now.  Try it.  We'll talk more, soon. :)