By Michelle Morera |
The Two Ends By: Michelle Morera
Table of Contents
- Introduction: The Invisible Fork in Every Thought
- Understanding the Two Subjects Principle
- How Talking About the Problem Fuels It
- Why the Unwanted Can Feel “Normal”
- Recognizing Which End You’re Focused On
- Real-Life Examples of “Two Subjects” Thinking
- Rewiring Your Perspective: Awareness First
- The Art of Pivoting Toward the Desired
- Daily Practices to Stay on the Desired End
- Vibrational Hygiene: Detoxing the “Normal”
- Personal Story: When I Didn’t Realize I Was Focused on the Problem
- From Default to Deliberate: Becoming the Creator
- Closing Transmission: Remember the Stick
1. Introduction: The Invisible Fork in Every Thought
Have you ever asked for something again and again, love, money, healing, clarity, and it just doesn’t show up? You might be thinking, “I’m doing the work. I’m visualizing. I’m scripting. I’m meditating. Why isn’t it working?”
The answer might be simpler (and sneakier) than you think.
Every subject is really two subjects:
- What you want, and
- The absence of what you want.
Like opposite ends of the same stick, they look connected, but they feel completely different. The tricky part? Most people are focused on the wrong end without realizing it.
2. Understanding the Two Subjects Principle
Abraham-Hicks teaches that every thought carries a vibration. When you think about love, you could be thinking:
- 💗 “I’m so excited for the love that’s coming!” (match to what is wanted)
- 💔...