This is really positive stuff for raising your vibration! :-)

I love taking selfies, too! 

I love spending time playing with my little dogs. They really make me smile!
I love belly dancing. It makes me feel lke a princess! And dancing in general to uplifting music.
I love walking around the old part of my town and looking at all the gorgeous art nouveau buildings.
I love going window shopping. Not necessarily to buy anything but just to enjoy looking at things.
I love cooking and baking. That's really therapeutic
I love meditating on my balcony with the sound of the birds 
I love tending to my plants on the balcony and eating any vegetables I have grown.
I love going to have a coffee and a piece of delicious cake somewhere and watching the world go by or having a chat.
I love walking in nature, particularly in the morning when the sun goes through the leaves on the trees
I love doing creative visualization or reading about the LoA
I love listening to music (heavy rock, the blues, flamenco)
I love sitting in a corner with a good book and a cup of tea
I love chatting to nice people on social media. Social media is great for finding like minded people.
I love painting and drawing
I love spending time alone in peace and quiet, doing a little bit of yoga and meditation
I love watching Abraham videos
I love going to art exhibitions.
I love going out for a meal -particularly Mexican! Yum!
 

Brilliant video, Cherished, thank you for posting! 

 

I really love yoga. I have practiced Hatha yoga a lot over the years and when I first started, after a couple of months or so I found I had grown an inch taller! 

When I first started with the loa I was reading at the same time "Perfect Health" by Deepak Chopra, and in that book he recommended the yoga sun salute. I would begin my day with a few rounds of the sun salute and then do my loa meditations directly after that, when I was nice and relaxed. I loved the simplicity of those mornings. 

Cherished wrote:

I rarely watch TV anymore. Don't read or listen to the news. At first I worried I'd miss out on stuff.. And that is somewhat true! HOWEVER what you miss is all the unnecessary drama and negativity! If there's something I NEED to know, the info always gets through to me somehow 😊🌈

Yeah, I've stopped reading newspapers and although my family insist on watching the news, I tend to switch off mentally so that it goes in one ear and out the other. I live in Spain and a few years ago I became quite stressed and ill, worrying about the political situation, whether there was going to be another civil war, and so on. I'd listen to a political radio program every weeknight which was all doom and gloom, and the more I listened, the more anxious I'd feel. And the more I worried, the worse the situation seemed to get. So one day I just decided to give it all up and give up worrying, too. I instantly began to feel so much better. And finally nothing terrible happened - and the rumours of civil war that I had been so afraid of just fizzled out into nothing. Which is big proof that when we stop putting energy into worrying about a problem, it tends to disappear easily from our lives of its own accord.