Never Hate Disgrace: Here’s Why It’s Good to Eliminate Negative Words from Your Life

In difficult phases or in moments of irritation, it is common for us to release certain negative words to vent or relieve tension. However, this can become a habit that, without realizing it, can greatly disrupt our life.

According to spiritualists, words are energetically charged – think about the difference between “gratitude” or “I appreciate it” and “what the hell!” – and that’s why it’s important to pay attention to what we say. Certain expressions have a very negative energy and can contribute even more to disturbing what is no longer good, as they tend to become beliefs that, in turn, direct our attitudes. In other words, it becomes a vicious cycle.

Astrologer and psychotherapist Thiago Guimarães points 5 words and phrases that you should avoid if you want to have a prosperous and happy routine:

Disgrace: is a strong word that means the lack of divine blessing. Ungrace is the opposite of grace, which means gift, gift, benefit. It must not be said.

Never: We don’t know what fate has in store for us. Therefore, the word “never” must be eliminated from your daily vocabulary. Even more so when it comes to phrases that put her down, such as “I’m never lucky in love” or “I’ll never be able to buy the house of my dreams”.

I think: “whoever thinks is not sure and shows insecurity, doubt and lack of faith”, says Thiago. He prefers to use terms like “it seems to me that” or “I believe”.

I don’t know: it is a term that ends any attempt at dialogue, growth or evolution and therefore should be avoided. Rather say “I’ll let you know about it”.

I hate: it is a word that conveys enormous negative energy and spreads – and even attracts – anger. Just say “I don’t like it”.

Learn how to attract positivity

If you want to attract good vibes, choose your words carefully. Said consciously and rationally, messages such as “I can”, “it has worked” or “I am prosperous” reinforce the positive side of life and generate a sense of peace, harmony and balance. How about, still, realizing the points that need to improve without complaining or cursing, without criticism or judgment?

Source:Thiago Guimarães, astrologer and psychotherapist