Resetting Your Vibration

[JKrump]

I dont know how many of you read, or even heard of Michael J. Losier and his book "The Law of Attraction". Anyway, it states that the LoA is always matching your vibration (whether positive or negative) in every moment. If you are in a bad vibration then you can "reset" it by rewording what you don't want into what you do want.

The thing that gets me is when he says that the good news is is that you can only sent out one vibration at a time and that the LoA doesn't remember whether you were sending out 1 minute ago, 10 minutes ago, 10 years ago etc and that it doesn't keep track of how long you were holding that vibration. My question is, how come when I am in a very good mood, then, something happens that instantly changes my mood?

[nightdiamond]

That has to do with being normal, JKrump

Your moods exists in a number of states from satisfied, to sleepy, to playful... these states respond to outside stimulation as well as inside stimulation...

Outside stimulation may come from your senses...inside stimulation comes from your memories and thoughts....

For example using outside stimulation, a compliment you hear about yourself can create a satified, happy mood... your previous mood may have been bored or neutral... so the mood shifts from bored to happy because of the compliment...

For inside stimulation (memories, thoughts), imagine thinking of a memory of something very funny you read or saw... it creates a humurous, funny mood... what we might call joyful...

Since you encounter hundreds of outside stimulations each day, you shouldn't be surprised if you feel your mood affected...,. usually the mood will fade when another takes it place....and another, and another....

One real issue may be how sensitive you are...the more sensitive you are, then the more likely something can change your mood quickly....

Does it sound accurate? Because I could be way off, and am interested in knowing more if you'd like to share, JKrump....

[JKrump]

Originally Posted by nightdiamond

That has to do with being normal, JKrump

Your moods exists in a number of states from satisfied, to sleepy, to playful... these states respond to outside stimulation as well as inside stimulation...

Outside stimulation may come from your senses...inside stimulation comes from your memories and thoughts....

For example using outside stimulation, a compliment you hear about yourself can create a satified, happy mood... your previous mood may have been bored or neutral... so the mood shifts from bored to happy because of the compliment...

For inside stimulation (memories, thoughts), imagine thinking of a memory of something very funny you read or saw... it creates a humurous, funny mood... what we might call joyful...

Since you encounter hundreds of outside stimulations each day, you shouldn't be surprised if you feel your mood affected...,. usually the mood will fade when another takes it place....and another, and another....

One real issue may be how sensitive you are...the more sensitive you are, then the more likely something can change your mood quickly....

Does it sound accurate? Because I could be way off, and am interested in knowing more if you'd like to share, JKrump....

That sounds about right. My sensitivity to both types of stimuli is to the point of a diagnosis: Bipolar disorder. My mood changes rather quickly sometimes and it's really frustrating but sometimes my mood is consistent.

I think my problem is that I crave for the outside stimulis far too often (the compliments, the attention, etc) and the inside stimulis is what really messes me up. (I over-analyze things such as why this person isn't contacting me, etc)

My question is this: If we only have one vibration at a time(it only responds to the one you're sending RIGHT NOW), and if the Universe doesn't remember whether your vibration was "this long ago", then why is there a time-delay?

[JKrump]

anyone?

[seeingstars87]

Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsche really helped me understand the LoA on a deeper level.

[Acting Like Godot]

There are some esoteric schools which offer this kind of explanation:

- basically everyone in this reality is here to learn certain lessons;

- the lessons differ from person to person;

- however, broadly speaking, all the lessons have got to do with the person's consciousness

- therefore we're all here to learn how to control our thoughts better

- most of us aren't very good at this. That's why time exists.

- time acts as a protective buffer. Between a thought and its manifestation, we have time. This allows us to change our minds; alter and improve the thought; abandon negative ways of thinking, and so on.

- otherwise we may manifest a lot of negative things into our reality very, very quickly.

[JKrump]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

There are some esoteric schools which offer this kind of explanation:

- basically everyone in this reality is here to learn certain lessons;

- the lessons differ from person to person;

- however, broadly speaking, all the lessons have got to do with the person's consciousness

- therefore we're all here to learn how to control our thoughts better

- most of us aren't very good at this. That's why time exists.

- time acts as a protective buffer. Between a thought and its manifestation, we have time. This allows us to change our minds; alter and improve the thought; abandon negative ways of thinking, and so on.

- otherwise we may manifest a lot of negative things into our reality very, very quickly.

That's interesting. but what about the positive thoughts manifesting quickly?

[nightdiamond]

There seems to be a few ways to answer that question...

For manifesting, one theory, I have right now, and it's only a theory, deals with what we would call the subconcious, or higher mind...

The subconcious seems to have access to abilities we don't normaly have in our normal conscious state; For example, during our conscious hours we may come across something very exciting or that deeply affects us.
Then, when we are asleep, we end up dreaming about that very thing.

For example Elias Howe invented the sewing machine, but in the beginning he couldn't get the part with the needle and the hole right. He tried various ways but his model still wouldn't work. Then one night he dreamt he was taken prisoner by natives with sharp spears and placed in a huge pot of water. Whenever he tried to climb out they forced him back in with the spears.

When he awoke he went through his dream and recalled that the spears had holes at their tips. He realized that was the answer he needed. He used the idea in his model and it worked!

It was as if his subconcious already knew the answer and created a tense dream to communicate it to him. It's been said that the subconcious will attempt to respond to our requests to it.

Another example is when we try to remember something but just can't. Then when we get distracted or turn our attention to something else, then it comes! As was as if we put in the request and the subconcious went and retrieved the information while we're doing something else.

The subconcious mind then may be linked with an even higher mind or even some type of energy field that is capable of causing manifesting to happen.....if one can reach it, with the right message, then it will set about returning an answer to that person...

If this is true, then one key to manifesting may be to find a way to reach the subconcious mind, or higher mind in the first place. That's probably why repetition is part of manifesting method, along with a strong desire...

How lond did it takes Elias Howe's dream to occur? Or how long does it usually take for us to remember that word we thought we forgot?

That's why I often recommend a person should state that they want it "now" as message to the subconcious about how and when to experience it... so it won't be similar to a sign on a store window that always says "on sale one day" Ya know?