Mitesh Khatri REVEALS the Power of Beliefs | Law of Attraction coach #shorts #curlytales

28 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short coaching session, Paridhi Dhingra guides participant Kamya through a simple hand‑resistance exercise to illustrate how the words we say about ourselves affect perceived physical strength. Kamya first resists a push while stating her name, then repeats the exercise while affirming different identities ("I am Indu," "I am Kavya," "I am Hindu"). With each new affirmation, Kamya reports increased ability to resist, even when using only one finger. Paridhi explains that this change occurs because belief is "integrated in every cell of your body," linking the experience to the Law of Attraction principle that strong belief can manifest stronger outcomes. The clip serves as a practical demonstration of how self‑statements and belief can alter one’s sense of power.

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So what we're going to do is you're going to keep your hands a little up straight and she's going to push your hand down. You've got to use all your strength to resist. But while resisting, I want you to say your name.
I'm Kamya. Sorry.
That's all right. Now, can you understand how much strength you have right now? You can feel it. Now, the camera can't feel it, but you can feel it.
Yeah.
Now, once again, you're going to keep your hand a little up.
Right.
This time you're going to say, I am Indu.
I am Indu.
And use all your strength.
Okay.
And let's see if the same strength is available in you.
Okay.
Go ahead.
Say. Say. I am Indu. I am Indu.
Now you may say because I'm tired. Okay, so I'm going to use one finger now.
Okay, hand up.
Okay, so let's say, say again, I am Kavya.
I am Kavya.
You see your strength came back?
Yeah.
Now say I am Hindu.
I am Hindu.
You see, just using one finger.
I tried really hard when I said I am Hindu.
Why does that happen?
Because I believe more.
You got it. So what is belief? Yeah, a belief is something that is integrated in every cell of your body and you believe it.