Dear EFT Community,
Pamela Powers shares some EFT tapping statements on happiness. She feels that happiness is a terrific feeling to tap on with EFT and invites you to test her statements and see if your level of happiness is raised.
– EFT Universe
By Pamela Powers
I recently read this quote from the Dalai Lama: “It is the purpose of our lives to be happy.” That hit me like a ton of bricks … why didn’t someone tell me that many years ago when I debuted on this earth?
Happiness is a terrific thing to tap for.
Following are some tapping suggestions for happiness (before you start, note how happy you are on a scale from 1 to 10):
Even though no one told me at birth it was my life’s purpose to be happy… I forgive myself for my contribution to it, I forgive others for their contribution to it (or lack of contribution to it by not telling me about it), and I forgive the ancestors for sending down other philosophies.
Even though no one told me at birth it was my life’s purpose to be happy… If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I would have never felt that whenever something good happened I had to compensate with something not so good to balance it out so I had to ‘pay’ for it. I didn’t think we were rewarded for being happy.
If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I would have known I could be happy and not feel I couldn’t be happy if others weren’t happy.
If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I wouldn’t have felt guilty if I was happy.
If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I wouldn’t feel guilty if I had more than others… so maybe I ‘made sure’ I didn’t have a lot more?
If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I wouldn’t feel guilty if I was happier than others.
If I knew it was my life’s purpose to be happy, I wouldn’t feel guilty and kept myself from having what I needed.
Even though I didn’t know it was my life’s purpose to be happy… I forgive myself for living all this time thinking it was only the ‘pursuit of happiness’ that I should strive for, not the attainment of it.
What is the definition of happiness? Each person’s definition would be different, and of course the Dalai Lama wasn’t talking about being vain, narcissistic, grasping, and selfish… he meant that inner sense of happiness.
More tapping suggestions:
Even though I was suppressed, oppressed and repressed, frustrated and angry instead of being happy, independent, liberated and free…
Even though I believed I didn’t deserve to be happy, to have enough…
Even though in discriminating between the wheat and the chaff I chose the chaff…
Even though I was hurt by love and protected my heart by being inhibited so I wouldn’t be hurt again…
I choose to be happy. I choose to be independent, liberated and free. I choose to know I deserve to be happy and it’s my inalienable right to be so.
I choose the wheat from the chaff and draw in positive people in to my life who are able to accept being happy, too.
I now know and believe it is my inalienable right to be happy. and I am happy and guilt free for the rest of my life.
State out loud: It is my life’s purpose to be happy.
Now on a scale from 0 to 10 where are you?
