When I write about wanting to attract my perfect body, I don’t mean some fashion magazine version of myself.  I don’t mean anyone else’s idea of what my body should look like either.  I don’t even mean any of the societies preconceived notions I’ve picked up along the way about how “I should” look. 

When I use the term perfect body, I’m talking about the Abraham (Abraham-Hicks.com) vision of my body.  My body at its perfect place of health, attractiveness, weight, fitness, strength, flexibility and comfort.

The perfect version of my body as it would naturally be if I had never had any of the erroneous thinking which created it as it is today.  The body that I would have created if I had understood that my thoughts were the tools with which I was creating it. 

It’s not about a size on a label, number on a scale or the shape of any particular part.  And it’s certainly not about anything . . . absolutely anything outside of myself. 

It’s a version of my body as seen by my Inner Being.  At my peak of health, always renewing, self regulating, growing, changing, flowing, vibrant.  The version of my body that is perfect for me. 

I don’t have a specific picture in my mind of what it exactly looks like.  I get lost in “old thinking” if I try too hard to be specific.  Plus I’m completely willing to let that be one of the things I turn over to Source. 

I know when I allow myself to feel the way my Inner Being does about my body, that the feelings are so much more important than specifics about what size and shape it is.  Plus I know I will be thrilled with whatever my perfect body looks like.  I will know I created it and most importantly that I always have the power to change it.

It’s a feeling place for me right now, as opposed to a specific picture.  It’s about how I want my body to feel and how I want to feel in my body. 

It’s much more important to me to feel flexible, fit and strong than it is to wear a size “0”.  To feel powerful and authentic . . . true to myself means more to me than fitting within some range on an insurance chart.  It’s a vision, a feeling place of my whole life which goes way beyond looks and size. 

The "Feeling Place" of My Perfect Body

My perfect body carries me vibrantly through whatever I decide to do each day.  In it I am vibrant and animated with flowing energy and stamina.  I feel younger than I have my whole adult life, like I’ve discovered my personal fountain of youth.  I feel like a kid again, joyous, expectant, hope-filled and free. 

I feel beautiful, sensual, and attractive.  My body moves gracefully, I am confident, and poised.   I’ve released my old weight consciousness and it has been replaced with the feelings of being light and free. 

I want to move, I want to experience everything my body can do, like an infant delightfully finding her hands and her toes.  I want to see how far I can comfortably stretch and bend it, how long and passionately I can make love, how much activity it takes to tire me.

I love rediscovering my own sense of style.  Seeing how my tastes have changed in what I want to wear and how I want to look.  I love exploring what I feel good in and what is comfortable on me.  I love color and curves and flowing movement and flair.  I love looking at myself and deciding who this new woman is, what she wants.  I’m delighted when I catch a glimpse in a shop window as I pass, again surprised that I didn’t immediately recognize myself.  I love the change, the newness, the adventure.

For the first time in my life, I am truly at peace with my physical form.  I’ve let go of any opinion other than my own and my body has followed my vibration and become my friend.  It is my partner and together we are thriving.  I feel a sense of freedom, not only from the abundant weight I carried around, that precious armor which protected me for so long.  But also from the mental and emotional weight of the “heavy” thoughts I carried all my life.  It tastes sweet . . . sweet, sweet freedom.

I’m proud of the courage it took me to reject those who would profess to be authorities in my life, including that chattering voice inside my own head.  I’m proud of the intimacy I’ve developed with my own body and with my Inner Being, the three of us working as one to make change and create such a wonderful adventure together.  I’m proud of learning to love myself first in a world where loving oneself at all appears to others as excessive and narcissistic.  I’m proud of following my inspiration, the soft voices of my soul.

Those things make me feel ultimately powerful.  I take responsibility for creating my experience when I was abundantly large and I also take responsibility for allowing myself to achieve my perfect place of health.  I am the deliberate creator, I am an artful allower, I am my own perfect expression of Grace in physical form. 

That is the "feeling place" of My Perfect Body.

What does your perfect body feel like to you?

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