[ChrisRamsey]

Put simply, no. On a high level, nothing inhibits us from attracting what we want.

What stops us from having what we want, is our outlook and our emotions. Many people use drugs to escape from what is going on around them. In this case, yes, drugs are inhibiting attraction.

It's all in how you look at it. If you feel that drugs just are, then you have no real attachment to what they do and who uses them. That is when this question becomes a nonissue. That's a fantastic place to be in.

Drugs can be a great time, I won't deny that. But if you are just using them to escape what is, then you are not going to attract a much better situation. This can be true of anything that you use to escape. One of my big draws is the television. If I sit down in front of it, I probably won't get up for a few hours. Thus, I avoid it. I have one in my home, but ask me how often I use it, and the number of hours will be small.

What are you using to escape what is? Instead of getting away from it, take a different look at it. Why are you thankful for the here and now? What can you learn to take on into the rest of your life?