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Originally Posted by mochamajesty  I was introduced to LOA from Abraham-Hicks, and one thing that always struck me about their message was how non-judgemental it was. I think that is why it resonated with me. I don't think that anyone's desires are better or worse than anyone else's. If someone wants money to donate to the poor, more power to them. And if someone wants money to blow it on designer purses, more power to them, too. Who am I (or anyone?) to decide that one is better than another? Isn't there enough money to go around?
Saying the signal is stronger when what you want is for the better good....
that may not be true for everyone. LOA can be spiritual, but I don't think it has to be. And I just don't find anything wrong with it if it isn't. |
Yeah, no worries. I want to kick judgementalness out of the equation too. Competition, comparing etc... ego world stuff. I would guess if someone wants money to blow on a designer purse for themselves and it works out and they dont' get any repercussions, then it is for greater good of everyone in their life that they are in touch with. If however they are trying to get money to make their ego stronger, to aquire fame and fortune I think it will backfire either by not manifesting or biting them in the near future.
Maybe that's a good tread to start
for the greater good of all - is the Intention that ultimately for the greater good have a stronger response? Why do the LoA writers say to state your intentions with the "and for the greater good of all"? Or did I get that from somewhere else?
Than another thread for "is LoA spritual".
http://www.stevepavlina.com/forums/i...tml#post144861 I think it is. It's an old message about being aligned with spirit and then the your path is wokring and you can play with the abundance that is part of the universe.