Renting A Property

When the Beatles performed the song "All You Need Is Love" in 1967, many of us didn't realise how significant the words were.

Love and Joy have a vibrational frequency of 500 and above.

Fear, shame, guilt, anxiety and blame all vibrate at below 100.

(Ref: Christie-Marie Sheldon from www.loveorabove.com)

The higher the vibration you send out,

the happier, more at peace you are,

and the more open you are to attracting similar people, possessions and situations back to you.

I see it as both an antenna and a transmitter on my head; I send out love and gratitude, so I receive more of the very things I love and am grateful for.

So, here I am, renting a property.

This is already a sensitive subject for me, making me feel vulnerable and not in control of my life and home, so I am already coming from a weak place.

I have a landlady who lives next-door, she won't communicate politely, makes no effort to control her emotions, won't help us fix things or improve the house.

So, what shall I do?

Shall I send her hate and anger?

Shall I stare at her windows in disgust as I walk past?

Shall I wish ill upon her?

Shall I plot my revenge?  Hurt her in return?

Shall I post threatening messages through her letter box?

Shall I confront her and have a shouting match?

Shall I write incriminating words in the local paper?

Shall I go legal on her?

Shall I talk to her husband about her?

Shall I sit here and steam and fume and writhe in bitterness?

Will any of these behaviours improve my situation?

Will I feel better as a result?  Really?

What vibration am I emanating as I think and dwell on how evil she is? Very low, I would suggest.

How about I try and implement what I preach, and find reasons to love?

I love my new home because:

It has double glazed windows

It has new carpets throughout

It has been redecorated top to bottom

It has off-road parking for me and my guests

It had beautiful wooden stair banisters

It has a skylight

It has large and high rooms

It has no neighbours on one side

There is complete silence in the house

It is on a quiet side road, just off the busy high street

It is walking distance from the sea

The front garden is maintained by a gardener

The walls are thick and retain heat

The kitchen is huge.

Sounds like an idyllic place to live!

So many people in this world have only a fraction of the good things I have.

I choose not to focus on the landlady, thereby losing my peace and joy, but instead to send her love and gratitude, and focus on the many beautiful aspects of the home we are building.

Love is indeed all I need