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Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot  I have said several times that in the end, it is you who has to verify LOA for yourself, and be convinced of it by yourself. Why? Here's an illustration:
We all understand that to really prove LOA to yourself, you'd logically look for a string of unlikely coincidences, actually occurring and seemingly in response to specific thoughts that you had had (as part of your own experiment).
But how unlikely is unlikely? This is something you have to decide for yourself. How unlikely are you to make an error in your checkbook? Some people often make such errors; some people would never make such errors ...
.... how unlikely are you to make a $140 error in your own favour, and discover it just one day after manifesting for $100?
Only you can judge, since you are the one who knows your own behaviour and habits best. |
I couldn't agree more. This was highly, highly unlikely. I think the last time I'd made an error of this size was around 1993, and then it was not in my favor!
It seems like a quantum leap, though, to make the jump from manifesting $100 to manifesting $1000 (without having appliances self-destruct). When reading on this site about manifesting money, in the million-dollar experiment, I was looking at the baby steps advised, thinking, how hard is it to manifest $1? I'll bet anyone $500 I can manifest a penny in 10 minutes without asking anyone for one. Yet there are lots of people, I'm sure, who see my difficulty with the $100 vs. $1000 the same way.