Focus On What You Want | Mitesh Khatri - Law Of Attraction

29 Dec 2023 · 1 min

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In this short bilingual (Hindi/English) monologue, Paridhi Dhingra explains a key principle of the Law of Attraction: the way you phrase instructions to yourself or others shapes their behavior. She illustrates how repeatedly telling people "don't bang the door" or "don't speak loudly" actually reinforces the very behavior you want to stop, because the mind visualizes the prohibited action. The same mechanism applies to self‑talk—repeating negative statements like "I'm lazy" makes laziness more likely. She therefore advises listeners to shift their focus to what they do want, emphasizing that concentrating on desired outcomes attracts those outcomes, while fixating on unwanted results brings more of the same. The video concludes with a call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to learn more about Law of Attraction techniques via a link in the bio.

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Don't bang the door. जितनी बार लोगों को बोलता हूँ don't bang the door, लोग उतना जोर से दरवाजा बजाते हैं। यही गलती बार-बार क्यों करते हो? जितना है ये बात बोलता हूँ, लोग फिर से वही गलती कर देते हैं। मैंने बोला ना मुझसे ऊंची आवाज में बात मत किया करो। जितना बोलता हूँ लोग उतना ऊंची आवाज में बात करत ये गलती बार-बार क्यों कर रहे हो? तो क्या होता है? आप उनके दिमाग में उसी गलती को repeat कर रहे हो, उसी गलती को visualize करा रहे हो। So they are going to repeat the same mistake again. The same goes to you also. अगर आप किसी को बोलते हो, ऊंची आवाज़ में मुझसे बात मत करो। In their mind what can they see? Talking to you loudly और उसकी वजह से they again make the same mistake with you. The same applies to yourself. The more you tell yourself, यार मैं इतना lazy क्यों हूँ? Well, the more you say that, the more you're going to be lazy. So focus on what you want because if you focus on what you don't want, you will get what you don't want. So learn more about these kind of techniques in law of attraction by clicking on the link in the bio.