Quote:
"There is no Law of Attraction. What do you think?" (end of quote).
How do you define the LOA that you say does not exist?
There are many definitions but the basic idea about the LOA is that
"thoughts are things" or "we create things with our thoughts".
Are you convinced that you create things with your thoughts?
For me it is obvious because:
1. I think first before I act and everyone of my actions is preceded by a specific thought. Is that the same for you?
2. When I learn something I no doubt use my thoughts and what I learned I can do it automatically thereafter, according to the past thoughts of the learning process. So I have skills, fears, confidence, doubts, excitements ... according to my past thoughts.
Would that suffice to say that I create my own reality with my thoughts, which is the basic idea about the LOA?
For example, I lost money several times and each time I looked back I found that right before, I was worrying about not having enough money. That convinces me that I create my reality with my thoughts.
So, I would not doubt the LOA even though I have experiences where it did not deliver when I was expecting so much from it. Our main problem is that we live in a space-time realty and sometimes we want quick actions and that is where we can be disappointed. Everything in our life is based on thoughts creating circumstances and things. However, when we have deadlines to meet we may forget that mental reality and physical reality are different. Physical reality does take time to mature. You can not plant seeds today and expect harvesting tomorrow. When I want to manifest a certain amount of money I desire I remember this and the Universe choose the deadline, not me.
It is much better to ask for money when you do not need it immediately than when you are in real need of it.
The LOA does exist. Only we may not be able to use it properly to meet our needs. And these are two different things.
