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Originally Posted by ahimel  Steve says that the LOA works similarly. When you want something new in your life (new job, new friends, new LG Chocolate phone), there are two ways to do it. You can push something good out, and wait for the new good things to come in. Give away what you'd hope to sell in your new job, volunteer someplace new, or help strangers when they need it. Give your old phone away. New stuff will come; the pressures of good-stuff-space guarantee it. This is the "lightworker" or "loving" or "faith-based" or "pay it forward" or "abundance' mentality. (Take your pick, or make up your own terms.)
Alternately, you can try to manifest the new stuff directly. There's no difficulty pulling it into your life. Darkworkers/fear-based/karmic debt/scarcity mentality people don't quite trust the idea of paying the price and just trusting that things will happen. They don't mind paying the price, but they'd rather get the stuff first, and then, if the pressure-thing does work, they'll pay when the collection man comes knocking. |
To expand on this, I prefer to think of terms yin and yang, whereby neither is right, just a different way.
The West conventionally thinks dark is evil and should be avoided.
However, my current thinking is that I'm much more able to think of a target of I want (dark/yin), rather than of things I can give away (light/yang). Of course, while my focus is on the target, I will along the way take advantage of any 'creative' ideas that 'pop up' that will help me towards that target.
As an observation, to my perspective, all those who are intending $1,000,000 directly are technically dark workers. To be a light worker you need to be intending to give away $1,000,000 of value/worth, and in return you may receive $1,000,000 of cash.
Best regards
Alan