Through time and again we are reminded about the power and potential of the Law of Attraction via various mediums be it novels like the critically acclaimed The Secret or through movies like Om Shanti Om which all revolves around the theme that the universe creates and provides for you that which your thoughts are focussed on.
The idea of positive thoughts leading to positive outcomes and similarly, negative thoughts having negative consequences. This theory is in complete contrast to that of a pragmatic one that’s why the validity or absurdity of it had also been in rounds. To the believers, questioning the validity of the LOA is akin to heresy and blasphemy; it creates religious fervour. To the uninitiated, it may seem silly to discuss even the possibility that such a law could exist. The only way to manifest your thoughts into things is to believe and live as if you’ve already accomplished your goal. LOA guru Esther Hicks said, “You did not come into this environment to create through action.” Action shows the Universe that you know you don’t have it and that you doubt its ability to manifest it for you. While it is obvious to most that action is a necessary component of goal achievement, it is completely inconsistent with a belief in a LOA. Often people’s prime manifestations involve material abundances and worldly possessions this is what provides as a hinderance towards the attraction of it, because according to the theory our goals should be based on our wants; not values and what we do or ask for is often the opposite of it.
But practically speaking you will not be able to achieve any goal without doing deeds in favour of it, the correct mixture of fighting against all the odds along with the irrevocable belief in the Law of Attraction will help you attain everything you want in life irrespective of all odds.
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