The Secret To Cure Social Anxiety

March 27, 2008 | By admin In General Information |

What is the secret to cure social anxiety?  Well, The Secret of course; The Law Of Attraction.  Whatever you want in this life you can have.  The power of positive thinking.  How can this help to cure social anxiety?  Very simply put, if you want to be confident and outgoing, you can by applying the law of attraction.

Thoughts becomes things.  I have talked about negative thoughts over and over again.  You must replace the negative thoughts into positive ones.  It sounds simple, but it does take some work.

A friend of mine asked me if I really liked having social anxiety.  I thought that was a very odd question.  Of course I don’t like it.  He further asked, “Why do you think so much of yourself?  Why do you have such a huge ego?”  Well, you can understand I was a bit taken aback by those questions.

I got a little angry until he explained that the only way I could really believe that everyone was staring at me and judging me is if I thought so highly of myself and better than everyone else.  It was very hard for me to grasp that concept, but he’s right.  Why would anyone stare at me in public?

Then he showed me The Secret.  It’s not really a movie, it’s more of a video seminar.  Authors, doctors, scientists, and more get together to talk about the law of attraction.  How your thoughts become things.  How you can attract anything in life that you want.

It is a fascinating production, and one I highly believe in.  I watch it from time to time, and I really believe I have attracted confidence in my life.  I truly believe this has helped me cure my social anxiety.  The secret to cure social anxiety isn’t really a secret.

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5 Comments so far

  1. eamon on May 4th, 2008

    hi i was jus wondering how long u apllied this law of attraction 2 c results 4 curing this phobia and do u tink the law of attraction can cure anybody of social anxiety

  2. admin on May 4th, 2008

    For me, it’s only going on 2 years and I think with a combination of everything I’ve been talking about can help anyone overcome social anxiety. As long as that person really wants to, otherwise I don’t believe much of anything could help.

  3. eamon on May 5th, 2008

    ty 4 d reply

  4. james on July 30th, 2008

    When specifically thinking exactly what you want, what would be the case with social anxiety?

    At the moment I use “I am now more confident and comfortable around others”

  5. admin on July 30th, 2008

    I think that’s great to use the more confident and comfortable around others. How is that working for you?

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