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Law Of Attraction

How is your new year? Mine has start very good with me passing my driving test. But then I was deprived from internet connection for a few days and only today it recovered. I have so many aims and goals for 2008 but I was too shy to put it here, but there is one thing I want to develop in myself. I want to erase the laziness in my daily life and kept postponing things. I want to be hard working and be consistent in whatever I do. I do not want to be a person full with excuses. Only then I can attract my goals for 2008 and in life in general to come to reality.

I have mentioned before about law of attraction. In my understanding, whatever you think and dream of, you can achieve it, because whatever come to your mind, there are some kind of attraction that help you to make it reality. To be fully understand this law, I recommend a visiting attractingyourgoals.com , it gave a depth understanding of this law.

When I start blogging, I do not know what to write, but I know I like a thing call personal developments. Then, when I searched about motivation on the net, I come across the law of attraction. And many of motivational blog will highlighted this law. Even though my findings is still new, it won’t hurt to share something.

Law of attraction simplest definition : “like attracts like”. Whatever you focus on the most frequent is what will be most attracted to your life.

My word : whatever you want, you can achieve by wishing, by dreaming it, but there is a catch………………….

Do you know that many dreaming to have many good things in life, like being rich, healthy, happy and etc……, but most people don’t focus on having those things - they focus on the fact that they DON’T have those things!.

It is surprising, isn’t?

The only way to attract what you desire in life is to allow yourself to understand what it would feel like to have what you want, to allow yourself to believe that you will have it, that you deserve it, and by focusing on those positive feelings and beliefs on a consistent basis.

Then, the second law that is connected to the LoA is Universal Law of Attraction.

Universal Law of Attraction will bring a life full of wishing you had all of those things.


It seems way too simple to be true, right? It is hard for you to believe that just by thinking about having a new car that you will get one. You can’t grasp the fact that by just thinking about getting promoted at work that it will happen. You refuse to believe that by feeling positive about your life, that your fulfilling life will come to pass.

So, let’s see if you have been paying attention. If you believe that it’s not possible to get that car, that promotion, or that fulfilling life, guess what you are attracting with the Universal Law of Attraction? That’s right - NOT having those things!

In order to invoke the Law of Attraction for positive gain, you must visualize the things that you want, feel in your heart what it will be like to have them, and believe that you will get them. It really is just that simple! However, after spending decades of our lives being taught to “work hard for what we want”, we can’t bring ourselves to believe that anything less than hard work will bring those things into our lives.

But the Law of Attraction is not “magic”. You won’t manifest material goods or personal success simply by thinking about them. However, the Universe WILL provide methods for you to gain those things, and hard work may or may not be part of that equation.

For adding reference, I gave alink to download an ebook call attraction acceleration. Here it gave a brief introduction about Law of Attraction and the significance.

Click here

( sorry it’s not direct download, but it will direct you to a webpage, then you will see the link to download.)

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