There’s a lot of debate around the Law of Attraction presently. The gigantic hit movie/book The Secret took the populace by storm. Because Oprah sprang on board, the entire country got acquainted with the Law of Attraction and the secrets of manifestation. The Secret did a superior job of presenting the law and exposing to us how we commonly work against ourselves. Even so, many people were left groping “how exactly do I practice the law of attraction?”

There are three major elements in discovering how to apply this potent law to manifest the material pleasures that we desire in our lives. First of all is our thoughts. The things that we imagine and hold unceasingly in our psyche become part of our reality. Even so, a large percentage of us are holding negative ideas in our heads on an every day basis. How do we alter that?

We need to begin watching our thoughts. The easiest way to do this is to note how we are feeling. When we are feeling good, we are thinking thoughts that are affirming the things that we want in our life and sending positive manifestation energy out into the universe. When we are feeling bad, that is a red flag that we are holding thoughts that are not in our best interest.

This takes us to the second all-important component, our emotions. Emotions, which are touched off by the thoughts we’re presently thinking, are the actual energy that give an intention (or thought) the force to manifest. By observing when we’re feeling out of sorts then shifting our thought, we’ll set about modifying the overall energy encircling us. When we get more in focus on thinking affirmative, prospering thoughts, we’ll visualize the universe about us shift to adapt to our new perceptions of ourselves. In this way of life will our objectives begin to manifest.

The third and concluding component in the process of attraction is our potentiality to take action once a circumstance is given. In numerous instances, our manifestations will take place as opportunities. If we work at manifesting riches, there may be an unforeseen business opportunity provided to us. If we pursue that, we’ll do well. If we don’t follow up on it, we’ll receive nothing. So we must be prepared to act upon any opportunities that are delivered to us for our manifestations.

Finally, once we are done sending our intentions out into the world, we must be patient and detached. Don’t focus endlessly on whether or not this will work, how long it will take, or any other doubtful thoughts. This kind of thinking destroys the work that we have done, and further instills more doubt. On the other hand, a patient, detached approach will allow our intentions to manifest, and will instill further faith in the process, which will assist things in moving faster next time. No wonder opinions about the Law of Attraction are very divisive!

Hopefully you’ve something to act upon now. Best of luck and may all your desires come to you!

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The old method of education was to store the mind with as many facts, or supposed facts, as could be accumulated and to give a certain exterior polish to the personality. The theory was that when a man was born he was a completed human being and that all that could be done for him was to load him up with information that would be used with more or less skill, according to the native ability he happened to be born with.

The theosophical idea is that the physical man, and all that constitutes his life in the physical world, is but a very partial expression of the self; that in the ego of each there is practically unlimited power and wisdom; that these may be brought through into expression in the physical world as the physical body and its invisible counterparts, which together constitute the complex vehicle of the ego’s manifestation, are evolved and adapted to the purpose; and that in exact proportion that conscious effort is given to such self-development will spiritual illumination be achieved and wisdom attained. Thus the light that leads to happiness is kindled from within and the evolutionary journey that all are making may be robbed of its suffering.

And so it is with all forms of suffering we experience. They are at once reactions from our ignorant blunderings and instructors that point out the better way. When we have comprehended the lessons they teach they are no longer necessary and disappear. It is not by the outward acquirement of facts that men become wise and great. It is by developing the soul from within until it illuminates the brain with that flood of light called genius.

Exclusive friendships

Every man should be able to help the other in need and that men should work together for the good of all is very beautiful, and I believe the day will come when these things will be, but the simple process of fifty-one per cent of the voters casting ballots for socialism will not bring it about.

The subject is entirely too big to dispose of in a paragraph, so I am just going to content myself here with the mention of one thing, the danger to society of exclusive friendships between man and man, and woman and woman. No two persons of the same sex can complement each other, neither can they long uplift or benefit each other. Usually they deform the mental and spiritual estate. We should have many acquaintances or none. When two men begin to “tell each other everything,” they are hiking for senility. There must be a bit of well-defined reserve. We are told that in matter solid steel for instance the molecules never touch. They never surrender their individuality. We are all molecules of Divinity, and our personality should not be abandoned. Be yourself and let no man be necessary to you. Your friend will think more of you if you keep him at a little distance. Friendship, like credit, is highest where it is not used.

I can understand how a strong man can have a great and abiding affection for a thousand other men, and call them all by name, but how he can regard any one of these men much higher than another and preserve his mental balance, I do not know.

They combine and stand by each other. Their friendship is exclusive and others see that it is. Jealousy creeps in, suspicion awakens, hate crouches around the corner, and these men combine in mutual dislike for certain things and persons. They foment each other, and their sympathy dilutes sanity by recognizing their troubles men make them real. Things get out of focus, and the sense of values is lost. By thinking some one is an enemy you evolve him into one.

Revere him yes, but be natural and let space intervene, be a Divine molecule. Be yourself and give your friend a chance to be himself. Thus do you benefit him, and in benefiting him you benefit yourself.

The finest friendships are between those who can do without each other. Of course there have been cases of exclusive friendship that are pointed out to us as grand examples of affection, but they are so rare and exceptional that they serve to emphasize the fact that it is exceedingly unwise for men of ordinary power and intellect to exclude their fellow men. A few men, perhaps, who are big enough to have a place in history, could play the part of David to another’s Jonathan and yet retain the good will of all, but the most of us would engender bitterness and strife.

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