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.
Catching Lightning Bugs in a jar on a late summer evening at dusk! The earthy smell of the country during a late evening drive! The first kiss with that special someone you just knew was THE one! The first time you held that new-born baby! Memories…they can make us sigh. They can make us laugh. They can make us cry. We cherish those memories and we hold them dear.
BUT, what about those memories that aren’t so happy? Far too many people have memories they would like to forget. Let me tell you a story to illustrate my point…
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!
Universal Law Of Attraction
Universal Laws can be used to attract to you all that you seek and desire. Universal Laws are not based on theory or speculation. Universal Laws are unbreakable, unchangeable principles of life that operate inevitably, in all phases of our life and existence, for all human beings and all things, everywhere, all the time. The Universal Laws can also be viewed as guidelines for behaviors that will enhance our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual growth.
“What is happiness?” a young child asked. For a moment I was a bit taken aback. Then I thought, ‘Happiness’ is a really complicated sensory thing - a bit like an onion. As you peel away the outer layers, according to your experience, you expose the deeper, more intimate layers, one by one, until you get to the core - inner peace and contentment, which is the essence of happiness.
Happiness has been described as beatitude, blessedness, bliss, cheerfulness, child-like innocent contentment, delight, ecstasy, felicity, being light-hearted, feeling carefree, good-humoured, fun-loving, being joyful, rapturous, merriment, tranquillity, or enjoying inner peace. I know that inner peace is a necessary prerequisite of happiness.
