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Originally Posted by robertanthony  Well here's an example of the L.O.A. getting the opposite result impaul99 who wrote the passion project has become an advocate of L.O.A. and since then I wont visit his site as it's lost credibility for me. |
Hey Robert, I have always believe that positive thoughts attract positive experiences in my life. Since around 2002/2003 when I read "The Science of Getting Rich" I have been officially experimenting with the law of attraction and getting results. Long before "The Secret" came out I've believed in this way of thinking. In fact, even when I was reading The Science of Getting RIch, it wasn't really like I was learning something new, but rather re-learning something I had already believed in.
One thing I would like to point out though is that LOA is not getting the opposite result as you pointed out. When I started my site, I clearly defined my intended audience and part of the "perfect customer profile" was that my audience were believers or at least open to the possibility of LoA. Therefore, by you not visiting my site anymore, the LoA is actually working. Do you know what I mean?
If at some point in your life you became a LoA believer, you'd probably be attracted to my site again. Until then, you will be repelled, which is exactly how it works.
At one point, I actually considered keeping my site "conservative" and not really talking about LOA on there and stuff, but then I realized that LoA is so much a part of my life, I can't write or express myself properly without sharing all of my beliefs with people. I do realize that it will polarize some of my audience and some people (like you) will get turned off, but there's nothing I can do about that. I have to remain honest with myself and my audience and that means sharing all of ME.
