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.
Oftentimes the words of others run counter to your own experiences but it seems, and has oftentimes been told, that it is more important to subjugate his own ideals and experiences to better match the ideals and beliefs of your fellow man. You are told not to rock the boat and by so doing you won’t have to deal with the man-made consequences of your independent thinking.
Another spiritual matter drawn to my attention is certainly highly relevant for these present times in which we are living. Following the days of Moses and Joshua something really sad happened. The people rebelled against God and His Word and His ways.
Now, the main reason for rebellion is sin, but the Bible gives us some interesting specific insights as to what went wrong at that particular period in the peoples’ lives.
This should be a warning to every family.
When Jesus Christ sent out these disciples to preach, they were also told to heal the sick.
Jesus Christ is against sickness, and for wholeness.
Jesus is against fear. He wants people to have saving reassuring faith.
Jesus is against sin, and does not wish to see people lost, sore, scared and scarred. He wants to see people found, healed, secure and whole.
On this brief mission they are to take nothing which would hinder or hamper their ministry. They are to be free and mobile and uncluttered. This only applied for a limited period of ministry. At other times they are told to take what they would require.
“I am prepared to go and arrest all these Christians up in Damascus. Every believer in Jesus Christ I find I will bring him back to Jerusalem in chains and we will deal with them here officially. We must rid of ourselves of this horrid and horrendous sect. Those who say the Jesus we crucified was and IS the Messiah must be dealt with once and for all and the nation must be rid of this infestation. Give me authority to ride north to Damascus to carry out this glorious work.”
My routine was to get up at four thirty a.m., collect my bagged lunch (three-bean salad) at the food area, and then squeeze into a pickup truck with as many other hippies that would fit before heading for Nashville. We’d toke up a couple of times on the way, which caused mass confusion upon our arrival at the job sight, when we could find it, as we all scrambled about trying to remember what the hell we were supposed to do . . . or even where we were! Then somebody would announce, “Let’s mix some cement,” or some such thing, and all of us, to the last hippie, would begin mixing cement, due to Mary Wonder’s incredible suggestiveness. Once we got down to business, however, supervisors would begin setting out lines and excavators would begin doing their things, and we actually built better solar homes than the State of Tennessee — and cheaper!
