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Markus74 · 12-31-2006, 10:49 AM

Paul:

The magical aspects of the LoA don't work. And that's not just because I doubt. If the magical aspects worked then you would be able to show me an example of that magic happening. But neither you nor anyone else in here can do this.

So this is either:

- because the LoA is about an attitude of the mind and not about magic
- or my intentions dominate your intentions (why would they though?)

If you cannot come up with an example of your life that could serve as proof then what kind of examples do you have in the first place???

Another thing: The LoA claims that people attract illnesses and that they can inverse this and attract healing just by asking for it. If that's true then can people also change their eye size, their boob size, the height etc just by asking for it? Can blind people ask for sight? Can amputees ask for their missing limb to regrow?

Or can the Universe not help in the cases?

Any why would all these people have asked for those disabilities in the first place?

The LoA contains some obvious truths, and without the bogus claims and false promises it would be really a neat mental attitude. But it discredits itself by claiming to have an explanation for, and access to, Everything. That claim doesn't hold up upon scrutiny and makes the whole theory look foolish.

12-31-2006, 10:49 AM	#97 (permalink)
Markus74 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 420	Paul: The magical aspects of the LoA don't work. And that's not just because I doubt. If the magical aspects worked then you would be able to show me an example of that magic happening. But neither you nor anyone else in here can do this. So this is either: - because the LoA is about an attitude of the mind and not about magic - or my intentions dominate your intentions (why would they though?) If you cannot come up with an example of your life that could serve as proof then what kind of examples do you have in the first place??? Another thing: The LoA claims that people attract illnesses and that they can inverse this and attract healing just by asking for it. If that's true then can people also change their eye size, their boob size, the height etc just by asking for it? Can blind people ask for sight? Can amputees ask for their missing limb to regrow? Or can the Universe not help in the cases? Any why would all these people have asked for those disabilities in the first place? The LoA contains some obvious truths, and without the bogus claims and false promises it would be really a neat mental attitude. But it discredits itself by claiming to have an explanation for, and access to, Everything. That claim doesn't hold up upon scrutiny and makes the whole theory look foolish.