An hour of power!

My Sunday morning started with reading the paper. Jack Canfield's article on the 'Hour of Power' caught my attention. And I started reading the piece. Like every time, my first reaction to an article on the power of thought/belief etc was, 'what nonsense' - I have been thinking of so many things that I have been wanting for so long, and thinking about them really hard, still none of them translated into reality. I had heard so much about Rhonda Byrne's book , The Secret and like so many others, was extremely swift in jumping on 'what's this crapp' bandwagon. 

But while reading this article, a thought struck me. While undoubtedly I had been thinking and visualizing of all these things, these thoughts had always been diluted. I'll explain - when I think about something I desire, my thoughts always start with - 'I won't get it' , 'How will this ever happen', 'This is difficult' etc. The element of skepticism is never absent from my dream sequence. There is always an if, or a but. There is always some abberation, never absolute positivity. 

At the cost of sounding very cliched, if we do not believe we can achieve what we desire, how will the universe believe , or conspire for us achieving what we really want. Quoting SRK in Om Shanti Om, when one really really wants something, the whole universe conspires in facilitating the achievement of that dream. The condition being, one must know/believe it's possible, and must really really want it. 

I remember seeing so many people and thinking , 'how did she/he ever do this'. I probably know how. Not undermining the efforts, but I am sure something else was also present. 

The cynic in you must be thinking, 'realllly??!!' But my point is, what's the harm! If viewing the world with rose coloured glasses can actually make an iota of difference, is it not worth a try? And really, being positive leaves you feeling good.. Like what you want just happened. 

I read somewhere, Think like you have It.. Act like you have it.. 

Maybe an' hour of power' - (20 mins of meditation, 20 mins of reading something positive and 20 mins of exercise , as described by Mr.Canfield) might actually lead to a better tomorrow. All I know is, I don't want to think I didn't give it my best shot. And I just know I don't want to leave my best shot incomplete.