On Saturday I got a letter from the IRS regarding the tax return that I was expecting to receive before the end of this month. (I filed in February!) I bought my first house this year, so I'm supposed to be getting that beautiful $8000 tax credit. The letter basically stated that in order for me to receive that credit, the IRS needs me to provide them with papers that, in my case, don't exist as my house was owner financed instead of being financed through a bank. The letter put me in a crazy freaking out spin because I really need that credit. Without it I would owe the IRS $4500, which I most certainly don't have. I spent all of Saturday afternoon freaking out and being very crabby and irrational. (Hannah would be happy to confirm the truth of this statement...I was really no fun at all). But then, I went to the gym and made myself say mantras.
Saying mantras and all of that positive shit is not what I've programmed myself to do when I'm freaking out. I just want to be pissed and freak out. I'm discovering, however, that forcing myself to say mantras is especially important on bad days. In addition, saying mantras while doing cardio is not only great for my work outs because I work harder, but it's also a very effective time for me to say mantras. There's just more force behind them. And, they worked! I felt exponentially better after my mantra workout. The IRS wants to give me my full return. I am a money magnet. I have so much prosperity and abundance in my life that it's overflowing and I can spread it to others. And, if the IRS chooses not give me the credit, it's really not a big deal. I'll just have to pay over time. It's most certainly not worth being upset about. My life is beautiful with or without my tax credit.
So now we know that mantras can indeed change my feelings about reality. I wonder if they can bring me my tax return.
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