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moonrambler · 08-17-2009, 01:49 AM

I even believe in magic.

I'm just not so sure I believe in "Law."

It reminds me of taking 10 people and putting them in rooms and telling them to create something. And they look around and all that's there is a canvas and some oil paints. So the person who's an oil painter creates a fantastic piece of art. But what does the guitarist do? And the writer? And the auto mechanic? And the chef? And the website designer? Meanwhile, the oil painter keeps telling them they're just doing it wrong.

It would be interesting to see if there are ANY points that ALL the LOA practitioners agree on. Yet I frequently see people here making statements about how LOA works as though these statements are Absolute Truth, Dogma, even though the evidence doesn't back that up. I can see why you might say it's like a religion.

08-17-2009, 01:49 AM	#6 (permalink)
moonrambler Family Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: N.E. Wisconsin Posts: 3,473	I even believe in magic. I'm just not so sure I believe in "Law." It reminds me of taking 10 people and putting them in rooms and telling them to create something. And they look around and all that's there is a canvas and some oil paints. So the person who's an oil painter creates a fantastic piece of art. But what does the guitarist do? And the writer? And the auto mechanic? And the chef? And the website designer? Meanwhile, the oil painter keeps telling them they're just doing it wrong. It would be interesting to see if there are ANY points that ALL the LOA practitioners agree on. Yet I frequently see people here making statements about how LOA works as though these statements are Absolute Truth, Dogma, even though the evidence doesn't back that up. I can see why you might say it's like a religion.