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Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot  For example, one night my wife was feeling down, so I manifested the intention that the next day would be a great day for her. Basically, a series of unexpected little things happened the next day - I shall not go into the details - but the end result was that it was a great day for her. None of those things were particularly "paranormal" or "mystical" or "magical", but added together, they simply created a great day for her. |
Do you actually realize what that means if you were right? That all the people involved in making this a nice day (and they couldn't have made it on their own since why would you have had to intend this then in the first place?) were used and programmed by 'the Universe' to do this. Which means that if somebody was nice to your wife it wasn't because that person just thought it would be a nice gesture or just felt like it (because that would have been an independent thought and independent from your magic) but because you ordered 'the Universe' to do this!
The LoA is in fact a very selfish and egocentric (to be more precise: you and your close ones) world view. Everything that happens revolves around you. You are the center of the world and 'the Universe' uses other people as pawns in a game just to manifest your intentions and wants.
That's pathetic. Since you only focus on the things that confirm your theory and you ignore the others. That's very human though.