Far too many people are over complicating the Law of Attraction. They think that because they haven’t been able to make it work for them that it has to be hard and difficult to make it work.
“There must be something more. It can’t possibly be that simple.”
The truth of the matter is, the Law of Attraction is as predictable as gravity and is incredibly easy to deliberately manipulate if you know how to do it.
Here’s a question that is always up for debate regarding the Law of Attraction.
Here’s a question that is always up for debate regarding the Law of Attraction. Do you visualize and intend one time or many times a day? It depends on what works best for you because one method that works for one may not work the same for another. What you really want to focus on is what you think and feel after you have asked and expected from the Universe.
The “life line” in your palms indicates your love of or disinterest in travel. You may be surprised at what your lifeline does and does not tell you.
Copyright (c) 2008 Elizabeth Davis
Your love of or disinterest in travel is indicated by the “life line” in your palms. Your life line is NOT an indicator of the length of your life but rather it tells me about your ability to rest and take time off from work, how safe you feel in your body and on the planet, your family and security issues, and whether you have a “tight leash” keeping you close to home or a wanderer’s heart.
How do we go about understanding ourselves? This is a very important question because if we don’t understand ourselves, how are we going to change? Do we wait for divine intervention to create our pure hearts, or do we do something proactive? If we are not sure, then why not try both ways and see which works best. We could spend some time praying for our worry and our frustrations to change, or we could spend some time working on ourselves in a proactive way. Then we could see what works best. Or maybe we could pray and work on ourselves at the same time!
We human beings are instinctively being guided to evolve. As with all creatures, we must adapt to changes in our environment to survive and flourish. We can see evidence of this evolutionary trend in our physiology, our society, and in our technology. Our brains continue to develop, an increasingly large percentage of humanity is becoming literate and educated, and technology has provided immediate access to billions of people’s minds through phone cells and chip sets. Satellite and Internet infrastructure is providing a “global mind” where we see and think the same thing at the same time, as one consciousness. The critical mass of what we think shifts the consciousness of individuals on a global scale. How we think affects the quality of our life, and even our survival.
“You are what you think.” This statement and others like it can be found in the works of Shakespeare, Chekov, and Emerson, in the teachings of Lao-Tzu and Socrates, and even in the Bible. So, is there any current scientific proof or is this statement simply a wishful thought?
