Enhance Your Marriage With Hypnosis: 10-Things To Tell Yourself About Your Marriage Everyday

Posted on November 17, 2008 
Filed Under Healthy Relationships, The Law of Attraction

Hypnosis is much simpler than you might imagine. Anytime you are calm and relaxed, mentally receptive, or in “the zone,” you are in some form of hypnosis. Hypnosis can resemble a sleep-like state, or it can manifest as you arriving home without remembering any of the drive. But, in any event, hypnosis is actually a state of heightened awareness; that’s why your subconscious mind is constantly bombarded throughout the day by advertising – especially in the places where you are likely to be most susceptible to accepting and acting on suggestions. Whatever suggestions you accept voluntarily during hypnosis will become “operating programs” that your body will attempt to act on. This can be used by advertisers to control your spending and consuming habits; but you can also take advantage of this faculty to program yourself to do the beneficial things you want to do – things that are good for you – like improving your relationships, for instance. Here’s a list of statements you can repeat to yourself at any time throughout the day that can quickly and dramatically improve the way you look at your relationship and spouse – and the way your spouse looks at you and your marriage:

1. “I love you, (say your spouse’s name) .”

2. “I love being married to (say your spouse’s name).”

3. “(Say your spouse’s name) is beautiful and sexy!”

4. “I love my life with (say your spouse’s name).”

5. “I love my wife.” Or, “I love my husband.”

6. “I love my husband/wife more and more every day.”

7. “I’ve got the greatest husband/wife in the world.”

8. “I am devoted to being a better and better partner each day.”

9. “My marriage is absolutely perfect in every way.”

10. “I love everything about (say your spouse’s name).”

Simply repeat these one or all of statements at least three-times each at any time during the day; and, when you do it, try to feel it in your heart. You may not be able to at first; but, with practice, you’ll be able to improve your relationship simply by teaching yourself new thoughts. It may seem too simple to be true, but just imagine if you listened to and sang along with the same song every day; pretty soon you’d know the song by heart and you’d hear it in your head throughout the day. When you have dominant thoughts, your actions are shaped by them; this is why people study, rehearse, practice, train, condition, or program themselves with new information when introduced to new environments or conditions. If you want to change the condition of your marriage, you simply need to change the condition of your thoughts; you need to replace, “My marriage sucks,” with, “My marriage rocks!” When you change the way you habitually think, you will have changed the way you habitually act. If, everyday, you act with a foundation built with thoughts like those above, you will create a strong and happy relationship that will bring you health and joy rather than stress and misery.

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