How To Shift Your FREQUENCY To Attract ABUNDANCE In Every Area Of Your Life | Danny Morel

Danny Morrell discusses the profound influence of early childhood experiences on the subconscious beliefs that later shape an individual's adult relationships, sense of security, and perceptions of wealth.

Early Childhood Shapes Subconscious Views on Love, Safety, and Abundance

Morrell explores the idea that subconscious programming begins at the very start of life, impacting perceptions of love, safety, and abundance.

Birth Moves Us From Comfort to Fear and Self-Protection

From the point of birth, Morrell suggests a shift occurs from the comfort and love experienced within the womb to a state of fear and the instinct to seek safety in the external world. This transition, he explains, is the infant's first encounter with polarity—coming from the darkness of the womb into the light, which evokes fear as a primal emotion.

Parental Interactions in Early Years Shape Subconscious Beliefs

He goes on to say that interactions with caregivers deeply imprint beliefs on a child's subconscious mind. A child absorbs emotional expressions and interactions with parents, internalizing these interactions as beliefs about what life is and whether it is safe or dangerous.

Parental Stress, Anxiety, or Trauma Make Us See Life As a Struggle

The emotional states passed from parent to child, whether they are of stress, anxiety, trauma, or love, become the foundation of the child's own beliefs. Morrell posits that an absence of pure love from parents, which he deems unattainable due to their inherent imperfections, propels a child to seek love from external sources.

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Danny Morel discusses the connection between inner wounds from one’s past and the constant pursuit of external validation as an adult, emphasizing the critical nature of healing for true fulfillment and abundance in life.

Childhood Wounds Create Limiting Beliefs and Patterns in Adulthood

Experiences of neglect or pain during childhood, such as a lack of love from a mother or disownment by a father, can lead to deep inner wounds and feelings of inadequacy. Morel explains that these wounds may drive individuals to seek validation outside of themselves, such as through professional success, power, or relationships, in an attempt to fill a void left by a lack of pure love received from parents.

Unhealed Wounds in Love, Safety, and Self-Worth Drive Us to Seek External Validation Through Success, Power, and Relationships

Danny Morel speaks of his own experiences, connecting his constant drive for success and achievements with a subconscious desire for love and validation. Despite following societal expectations, such as getting married and seeking success, he found that these did not bring happiness or internal peace. Morel indicates that attempts to find balance through various strategies like waking up earlier or dieting did not achieve fulfillment because he was living life from the outside in.

The podcast highlights that unresolved negative feelings, particularly towards a parent, can influence one’s pursuit of external validation. This pursuit often includes a continuous chase for protection, provision, and affirmation from the world, which may manifest in attracting relationships and financial situations that perpetuate the underlying needs stemming from unhealed wounds.

Morel shares the profound costs of seeking success, power, and notoriety from a place of inner wounds. Despite outward successes, he felt an inner turmoil exemplified by issues with weight and an inability to be still or meditate. Operating from frequencies of shame and guilt was often the result of some form of abuse or trauma in early life.

Healing Core Wounds Creates Lasting Fulfillment and Abundance in Life

The conversation suggests that unless one awakens and heals, their decisions and relationships will be influenced by their unhealed wounds. Morel implies that life presents recurring situations that reflect our unhealed parts until we recognize and address them.

Healing Entails Releasing Judgment, Accepting the Past, and Reconnecting With Our True Selves

Morel explains that healing involves accepting past events as perfect for leading one to the present moment and starting the healing process can shift an individual from a frequency of fear to a frequency of love. The journey to healing entai ...

Lewis Howes and Danny Morel delve into the idea that our inner thoughts and emotions are powerful determinants of our reality, encompassing our finances, health, and relationships.

Thoughts and Emotions Shape Reality

Howes and Morel posit that the stories we internalize from our formative years manifest in our adult lives, affecting our fiscal stability, well-being, and interactions with others.

Our Inner Energy Reflects In Finances, Health, and Relationships

They explain that Morel’s concept of money as energy extends to health and relationships—essentially, our inner world is a mirror of our outer circumstances. Personal narratives, often rooted in childhood experiences like parental absence, can lead to repetitive life patterns that reflect deep-seated inner beliefs and energy.

For example, Morel’s personal struggle with being overweight despite outward success, illustrating that our health and relational well-being are tied to our inner emotional state. He contends that our innermost feelings, whether they are of wounds or wellness, manifest in our life experiences, including our fiscal status.

Scarcity, Fear, and Lack Attract Similar Energies

Morel references David Hawkins' work on emotional frequencies—how emotions like shame and guilt resonate at the lowest frequencies and can directly affect one's life. He suggests that by acknowledging these internal factors, individuals can move past desiring things like fame or wealth and manifest their goals with less effort, as evidenced by his own weight loss journey after changing his internal dialogue.

Shift To an Abundant, Self-Loving, Creative Mindset to Manifest Dreams

Morel emphasizes that realizing one’s unity with their desires allows them to become creators of their reality. He encourages escaping the “how” mindset, which is often mired in fear and lack, and shifting focus to “why”—finding motivation in freedom, provision for ...

Understanding that we shape our experiences is essential to reclaiming power and transitioning from a victim to a creator mindset. This shift involves acknowledging one's role in life's narrative and embracing the responsibility to change it.

Understanding We Shape Our Experiences Is Key To Reclaiming Our Power

Blaming Others or Seeing Ourselves as Victims Keeps Us Stuck in Suffering and Disempowerment

Danny Morel speaks about the "soul contract" and suggests that our souls call in life events for healing, which is key to shifting from a victim to a creator mindset. He emphasizes that by acknowledging one's role in the creation of life's circumstances, such as attracting a relationship with a narcissist, individuals can move from a victim to a creator mindset and thus heal and take responsibility for their experiences.

Embracing Responsibility for Our Experiences Enables Change

To transition from a victim mindset that perpetuates suffering to accepting the role of creator in one's life is pivotal. Morel argues that shifting from a "poor me" attitude to recognizing oneself as the creator of all life experiences is paramount for embracing this responsibility. Understanding that failures are learning experiences, and trying again exemplifies taking such responsibility.

Control What We Can to Design the Life We Desire

Control is gained by realizing that we have a choice in our emotional state and contributions to our problems. Lewis Howes and Morel discuss the importance of setting personal standards in rela ...