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Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler  Yes, I've been following the thread, and I'm very happy that you're getting good news.
Currently, I've been witnessing a situation whereby a very dear friend of mine used the processes of LoA to influence the outcome of a child support and access court case against her ex husband.
It didn't work. She's shattered.
This isn't about money or "getting stuff" or even "being a better person." It's about the safety and security of her children. And yet now her children are going to suffer because of the chaotic nature of the court system.
LoA works? Seems that in your case, ALG, perhaps it is. Seems that in other cases, though, it's wildly unreliable. |
In all the reading I've done around here about people's experiences, I get the sense that the LoA works better when approached more generally in some respects, and not so much when trying to influence other people (for instance, a judge.)
Targeting $5,000 is one thing, but I wonder if it works better to have visualized the $5,000 rather than one specific job (e.g. customer service manager) at one particular company (e.g. BigShot Trucking Inc.). That narrows everything down so much that it seems to perhaps inhibit the LoA.
I don't know how your friend was using LoA, but I'm wondering if visualizing her children's safety and security, happiness and peace of mind, would be more effective than trying to influence a court case.