The Power of Words, The Subconscious Mind, and Inspired Action

Last night, I told my husband I would sleep in. It made sense when I said it...Mondays are blah, right?

Well, despite my intent to sleep in, I woke up at 6:15 a.m. and immediately grabbed my phone, headphones (ear buds freak me out), journal, and tarot cards. I had no thought in my mind as I did these things; it's like my body was moving without my permission, and it was headed to the living room.

Then I paused and thought: wait, why am I getting all of my things? I'm supposed to sleep in. Why am I up so early? To add some context to this confusion, I usually don't feel like being conscious of anything until late 7ish a.m. or early 8ish a.m., so this was abnormal.

Why was I up?

I placed my items down and decided not to work against myself. Maybe this trance-like moment was leading me somewhere fruitful. 

I went through my usual morning routine of drinking my warm water to wake my body up brushing my teeth, and once those things were done, I went back into the bedroom (tip-toeing to not wake my husband up) gathered my items again, closed the bedroom door (still tip-toeing) and brought my items to the island in the kitchen. Once there, I pulled out my cards and did my usual dream interpretations, meditation messages, and morning messages, pausing to sneak in a twenty-plus minute meditation. It was then that I realized I'd told my husband something else last night: just thirty minutes after I'd told him I'd sleep in, I seemingly contradicted myself with "Babe, I want to do things differently tomorrow. I want to start the day off earlier with writing."

Wow. 

That one declaration temperature checked the next day before it even began, noting the right time for me to get up to do my usual routine without rushing, while also maneuvering me to the coffee shop at just the perfect time. And even better, once I sat down in the coffee shop, I was able to write over 900 words in less than an hour...and better than that, I was able to use a few concepts from last night's dream and this morning's meditation to construct a scene I'd been struggling with for over a week.

Double-wow.

Maybe it seems like a logical thing from the outside looking in, but I know I was divinely guided, because I used the power of words. I declared what I wanted to do (Power of Words), my Subconscious accepted the command, and my body moved on its own to get me there (Inspired Action). 

Now, I'm wondering what else I can accomplish by simply declaring it aloud.

Do you struggle with following through? Or maybe you struggle with declaring the things you want to accomplish? Could it be that you're lacking a vision? Or maybe your vision isn't clear? Could it be that a few declarations and consistent mediation are all you need to accomplish your goals?

If you're curious enough, why not try this method?

Your words are powerful, and they just might catapult you further than grunt work alone. Why work hard when you can work multi-dimensionally?