Is the “Law of Attraction (LA)” a really correct thing?
Honestly, I believe in the Law of Attraction. It means that what we think about affects our lives. It is basically a way of applying faith, and I believe that one should apply their faith in God. However, I believe that the Law of Attraction works in conjunction with other pure laws and principles such as honesty, integrity, love, charity, kindness, work, etc. I believe that using the law of attraction also helps for opportunities to arise in our lives, but we also have to act when opportunities arise. Both of your questions are good ones, and I’m not sure that I have the correct answer, but I wonder if the people who are in those poor circumstances really do envision themselves being successful and really feel it. If they were to do so, maybe their circumstances would improve. Maybe the change that would occur would be significant for them, where for somebody living in a rich country, the change wouldn’t seem like much. For your second question, it actually seems like the fans make a
Hi View Ignition. The Law Of Attraction is a real law. The criticism you’re hearing about comes from a misunderstanding and oversimplification of it. The phrase: “What you consciously want, you will get. And that too, even in this life” is true, BUT NOT the full story. Not everything we want using the Law of Attraction can manifest into our physical reality. We all want different things. But the things that have the highest chance of manifesting are our TRUE HEART’S DESIRES. Those true heart’s desires must have a very strong emotion associated with it. Only then will it likely manifest into our reality. But rarely sometimes, due to the inherent nature or high complexity of what we want, it still may not manifest. For example, if someone is a great basketball player, makes the NBA but is only 5′ 7″ and REALLY wants to play the center position (typically reserved for guys 6′ 11″ and over), it won’t likely happen. In regards to your first question, everyone has the SAME innate ability to
