by Cynthia Sue Larson
Have you lost something recently that you want to find
again? Perhaps you've misplaced your keys, a book, an important
photograph, a
favorite piece of jewelry, or a pet. You've checked all the obvious
places, and still can't find it. At this point, you might wonder if there
is anything else you can do besides give up. Fortunately, there is!
Most all of us lose things. We lose socks in the laundry as well as keys,
coats, wallets, and pens a lot more often than we'd like to. Have you ever
noticed how you tend to lose more things when you're feeling anxious and
upset? For some of us, being in a foul mood is all that's required to find
ourselves crashing computers, blowing out light fixtures and appliances,
and all sorts of other exciting things. While most people don't notice
such dramatic psychokinetic effects, all of us are energetic beings, and we
all exert a powerful effect on our physical environment with just our
thoughts and feelings.
If you follow these tips, you'll greatly increase your chances of bringing
what you've lost back to you. I've found all sorts of things (pens, keys,
glasses, wallet) that reappeared in places I'd already checked after I
followed these simple steps.
(1) Ground Yourself
It might seem that the hardest thing to do when you've just
lost something is to relax... but it's also the most important. Your
anxiety can and does create conflict in the physical world. By calming
your mind and your heart, you will allow for harmony to manifest in the
outside world. We ground our electrical appliances to prevent them from
sparking and starting fires... and we need to do the same thing for our
energetic bodies. You can ground yourself by visualizing a long cord
running down from you, down below your feet, far into the core of the
Earth. Imagine that all the worries and troubles that beleague you are
falling down, down, down that cord, never to return.
(2) Hope for a Reality
Shift
When my young daughter used to lose things, she would say,
"Hope for reality shift! Hope for reality shift!" over and over again as
she walked around the house. Her intention of allowing for her lost item
to return (even to a place we'd already looked) helped make such a reunion
possible. I now make sure that I say my intention out loud any time I've
lost something that I dearly love and wish to find again. I know that it
is possible for lost things to reappear in places I have thoroughly
searched -- and even sometimes in very strange or unusual places. This
intention is extremely important, because it gives the universe permission
to return your lost item to you when you allow for a miraculous shift in
reality to occur.
(3) Meditate
An easy meditation for finding lost things is based on
breathing. As you exhale, imagine that you are breathing out all your
worries and fears. As you inhale, imagine that you are breathing in love.
You are letting go of any sense of panic or loss, and feeling more and more
loving and loved. If you have another favorite meditation, this is a very
good time to do it. The main idea now is to remain grounded as you relax
further, while opening your mind and heart fully into experiencing whatever
this moment brings. If you would like to meditate with music, try listening
to something like this song written just for this occasion, called Lost
Socks and Missing Keys, to get you in a good mood:
