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Originally Posted by FrancescoBellafante  there is no secret... is the secret, I think....  |
It's really up to you. I do get tired of arguing with skeptics. I've "converted" a few in my time - utter strangers on the Internet. We discuss, they say "Rubbish! You're a superstitious villager" and they disappear from the relevant forum.
Five months later, they send me a warm, thankful email saying, "Hey remember me? We emailed each other about the LOA once. Then one day, I just started trying the LOA, not that I actually believe it, but what's the harm. I had this big personal problem, details are X, Y, Z and then I started to change my thoughts about the matter. And you're NEVER gonna believe what happened NEXT ..... !"
I always laugh. I find the emails quite heartwarming of course, but also a little comical. The part where they will say something about how
I am not going to believe what happened next. As if I were the skeptic, LOL.
Me, I just manifested a quarter of a million dollars a few weeks ago. And wrote all about it on this forum. Time spent arguing with skeptics is really wasted time for me. I'm better off closing my eyes and manifesting more good things for myself and my family.
Everyone has to find their own kind of LOA. Some come through prayer. Some come through NLP. Some come through quantum physics or neuroscience. Some come through personal development. Some come through hypnosis. Some come through magick. Some come through meditation. Some come through regular reflection and introspection, eg through journalling.
Eventually all who persevere discover, in one form or another, the idea that Buddha expressed a very long time ago:
"We are what we think.
All that we are arises with our thoughts.
With our thoughts we make the world."
Lots of people just don't understand that the Buddha was being literal. That is all.