Psychologist named 13 forbidden phrases that attract illness and bad luck

a placement psychologist, author of the book “About Money”.

Everything we say reflects on our lives. At the same time, there are phrases that can affect physical and psychological health not in the best way. Before you – a selection of dangerous expressions that should be excluded from your vocabulary.

“Wow.”

When people are greatly surprised by something, this phrase arises by itself. Usually it is said in the context of pleasant amazement for the success of others. At its base, this expression carries the idea that we don’t want to keep anything to ourselves.

It turns out that with its help we cut off from ourselves all those benefits that struck us. Therefore, this phrase is better to replace it with “Wow”. Thus, you declare to the world that you want to get everything the same and become the owner of a similar success.

“You’re in my neck of the woods.”

This also includes the expression “I’m fed up.” These phrases trigger psychosomatic processes in the body: you may get a sore throat, digestion and so on.

In the same category you can include such phrases as “You’ve given me a headache” or “You give me a headache”, “I can’t take it anymore”, “I can’t stand it”, “My eyes should not have seen you”.

These phrases can also trigger a negative program connected with the physical body. With their help you program yourself for diseases. Therefore, it is better to avoid them.

“I am squeezed like a lemon”

It is important to realize that all the words we utter work as affirmations and code rewiring. For example, when you say, “I’m wrung out like a lemon,” you really start to feel even more tired, under-resourced.

You can also say “I’m on my feet” or “I’m falling off my feet”. This is how you project problems with your limbs.

“For the last time.”

What is this phrase? That it won’t happen again. But logically, “last time” has only one, understandable meaning.

“My heart bleeds.”

The phrase is associated with deep sympathy, but the subconscious takes everything literally, it does not know how to think in images. Regularly repeating words similar in meaning, you can provoke cardiovascular disease. Especially in moments of physical or emotional overstrain.

“No money.”

With expressions like “There is not enough money”, “There is no money” we trigger a negative financial scenario. Money reads your mindset and simply doesn’t come after such phrases. Try to replace them with something like “Money will be there soon” or “I have money, but for other purposes”.

It’s important to eliminate all of these phrases and replace them with positive antonyms. When we think positively and reflect it back to the world through verbalization, it’s as if our lives are rewired. We have more energy and motivation to move forward.

“I have a lot of strength” or “My body is in resource”, “My legs are very strong”, “You inspire me”, “I live in abundance” – phrases like these will kick-start new possibilities.

With all the negative phrases, we are fueling disease. But as we wean ourselves from saying them, the energy will stop flowing into destructiveness. This will make it possible to move forward.

Therefore, get rid of dangerous phrases, especially those that relate to your physical and mental health. Fill your life with optimism, love and harmony!