How To Feel Happier In 3 Mins Or Less

In this video I share with you a very simple and quick exercise that can change your state in a very short amount of time. This is something I have used and will continue to use because it has such a positive impact.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• gratitude
• law of attraction
• meditation
• abraham hicks
• wayne dyer
• quantum physics

[WinWinSituations]

Seeing inception and watching your vids lately has pointed me in the right direction, towards working on the infinite subconscious more. I will be doing this before I go to bed and upon rising soon...with fantastic results! Plus, I just ordered 3 quarts of fresh, raw colostrum, which I am incredibly gr8ful 4!

[herbgardner00]

@WinWinSituations De-Licious!

[jackp6]

you can put your attention in the second stage on "SHIT"

after you put your attention in the first stage on "ROSES"

and in the third stage: LAUGH

and be aware ROSES grow the best on SHIT

[herbgardner00]

@jackp6 excellent insight :)

[herbgardner00]

@tiatdivad sometimes we can all use a boost...

[j9fishee]

How to feel happier in 5 mins or more? It is gonna be more as the list grows. Happiness based on objects and things is relative and our happiness is going to fluctuate. There is a thought that we can be happy without stuff. When we look at a child's face we can see that inner happiness. Happiness attracts happiness. Think happy thoughts and try to be around happy people. Create our own happy situations. Do happy things. Most of all tell yourself you love your job.

[sonofscars]

the wise herb gardener. =D your great man.

[Dylanforlife]

Just 1 minute into this video when you started listing the things I can be grateful for, I felt much better. You are a genius.

[RazZalazar]

@tiatdivad just read this.. This video is great even if you're not sad. Whats wrong with more daily morale x]

[1xXxGreenDayXxX1]

Wow, this was really helpful. :)

So thank you :D

[SelfHelpCollective]

Thanks, again, for great tips we can all follow.

I'm actually reading Ask and it is Given by Hicks Abraham, and this is what they call Process 1: The Rampage of Appreciation. You appreciate/have gratitude for something great in your life, then you take that appreciation and you turn it towards a second great thing in your life, etc. And if you do it right (and are in the right 'state' - i.e. someone in your life hasn't just died etc.) then it really is an amazingly positive experience...

[herbgardner00]

@tiatdivad no prob