Welcome to Love Your Life with Law of Attraction. I'm your host Jennifer Bailey, and this podcast is designed to inspire, uplift, and add more joy to your life.

Today, we're going to talk about three common behaviors that block what you want

from manifesting. This episode is perfect for anyone who wants to learn three energies of

disallowing, a possible explanation for why you're not letting in what you want. I'll talk about how to know

if you're in resistance mode or receiving mode. What I will attract when I offer a vibration of

complaint. You'll learn ways to recognize the low vibe energy of justifying. I'll share Abraham's advice about what to

never do and what happens the very second you choose a loving thought. Do you want to take your

LOA practice up a notch? I have a course that can help you simplify

law of attraction and apply it to your real life. To find out more, go to Jennifer 365.com

forward slash manifest. And now, on to the episode.

Hello and welcome to love your life. Are you disallowing what you want? Are you refusing to

receive the things you've been asking for? I'm sure we all want to

shout from the rooftops. Of course not. I'm not disallowing. I'm not refusing. And yet many of us,

at least sometimes, are doing just that, which is why I'm so excited about this episode, because it's always great to

have a reminder about three energies of disallowing that gunk up manifesting. And these three

energies of disallowing are complaining, blaming, and justifying. Quite simply, when you complain,

blame, or justify, you delay or derail manifesting what you want. This is true no matter what you are

complaining about. This is true no matter what the situation related to offering blame. And this is

true, no matter how justified you feel in your rightness or your anger. Abraham says,

complaining about anything holds you in the place of refusing to receive the things you've been asking for. Justifying

about anything holds you in the place of refusing to let in the very things you've been asking

for. Blaming someone holds you in the place of refusing to let in the things that you've been asking for.

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