any IM/LOA millionaires success stories?

[attractabundance]

Just wondering if anyone here has used IM/LOA so successfully that they have become very wealthy millionaires? If so, how did you manifest your wealth?

[TiffyLove]

Or at least the names of people you have heard about? I would love to hear about some.

[themaster]

Alg is a millionaire or close to it..

ALG step up!

[escapeplan]

Don't let the lack of positive replies dent your faith

Sorry that was uncalled for.

[wolfgang]

Originally Posted by attractabundance

Just wondering if anyone here has used IM/LOA so successfully that they have become very wealthy millionaires? If so, how did you manifest your wealth?

is it important to you to know that manifesting money on a grand scale is possible and has been done?

[snowflake]

Originally Posted by themaster

Alg is a millionaire or close to it..

ALG step up!

Who is Alg?????

[Acting Like Godot]

I am ALG.

Yes I am a millionaire and yes, I manifest a lot of money.

But really, life is not all about money and the LOA is extremely versatile and can be used for a whole wide range of different goals and intentions.

The limit is your imagination, really ... and I mean that in two senses.

[On A Lark]

ALG just posted not too long ago a series of his manifestations, it was fantastic and I thought I book marked it but can't find it...it was a thread that started with someone saying LOA was not scientifically proven, I think. Anyone have it?

[SlicK]

But really, life is not all about money and the LOA is extremely versatile and can be used for a whole wide range of different goals and intentions.

The limit is your imagination, really ... and I mean that in two senses.

I want to add:
It's better to focus on WHAT money will bring in your life, what possibilities, what experiences, what feelings. That is what's important about money. That is it's purpose.

[attractabundance]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I am ALG.

Yes I am a millionaire and yes, I manifest a lot of money.

But really, life is not all about money and the LOA is extremely versatile and can be used for a whole wide range of different goals and intentions.

The limit is your imagination, really ... and I mean that in two senses.

Congratulations on your success! I have started reading through your posts, and it seems you are indeed a master at manifesting various achievements.

As I am still new to LOA, would you be so kind to provide some information on the techniques you use, or some links to your previous posts on the topic?

Thanks a bunch!

[Acting Like Godot]

I keep hearing that some people (like Escapeplan) are real duds at using the Law of Attraction, to the point that they don't believe in it anymore.

I am tending to think now that ideally, each person ought to try to understand his own level of competence, in wielding his own consciousness, and select methods and techniques appropriate for that level.

It's like any other kind of skill, really. If you are just starting to learn to swim, you don't try to do the butterfly. If you are just starting to learn to use the computer, you don't try to design your own software.

As you improve and develop, you will achieve your LOA results more and more easily and consistently. And of course, you will also evolve your own personal style of using it, and you will have your own idiosyncratic preferences.

[Anagogy]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I keep hearing that some people (like Escapeplan) are real duds at using the Law of Attraction, to the point that they don't believe in it anymore.

I am tending to think now that ideally, each person ought to try to understand his own level of competence, in wielding his own consciousness, and select methods and techniques appropriate for that level.

It's like any other kind of skill, really. If you are just starting to learn to swim, you don't try to do the butterfly. If you are just starting to learn to use the computer, you don't try to design your own software.

As you improve and develop, you will achieve your LOA results more and more easily and consistently. And of course, you will also evolve your own personal style of using it, and you will have your own idiosyncratic preferences.

This reeks of common sense. I'm quoting you for truth.

[MissEmpress]

Originally Posted by SlicK

I want to add:
It's better to focus on WHAT money will bring in your life, what possibilities, what experiences, what feelings. That is what's important about money. That is it's purpose.

I very much agree with this.

That is how I look at my desires....I consider whether or not I really want/need a specific thing (be it job, person, sum of money etc) OR do I truly want what it will allow me to get or feel?

I find that MANY avenues can give you the same type of feeling or you can still get the same things you truly desire regardless of what you THINK you want.

For example, I really wanted to join a particular, elite organization. I thought the image fit me, I liked their principles, I liked the fact that you could network, do community service, form lifelong bonds with members etc. I worked myself up into an emotional knot over it...it wasn't happening...until one day I TOTALLY surrendered saying if it wasn't for me, let my desire for it go away. Sure enough it did. I then joined another organization with NO SUCH emotional attachment in mind and come to realize I actually got ALL that I wanted and SOOO much more from it than I would have from the other one I intended to be a part of.

So for me, there is an element of surrender to my highest good and realizing that while wanting a specific thing is fine, it is rare that only that thing can fulfill your desire or there is only one way to fulfill your desire. When you open yourself up to the universe answering your TRUE desires in a myriad of ways, I think you will see LOA working even more.

[MissEmpress]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I keep hearing that some people (like Escapeplan) are real duds at using the Law of Attraction, to the point that they don't believe in it anymore.

I am tending to think now that ideally, each person ought to try to understand his own level of competence, in wielding his own consciousness, and select methods and techniques appropriate for that level.

It's like any other kind of skill, really. If you are just starting to learn to swim, you don't try to do the butterfly. If you are just starting to learn to use the computer, you don't try to design your own software.

As you improve and develop, you will achieve your LOA results more and more easily and consistently. And of course, you will also evolve your own personal style of using it, and you will have your own idiosyncratic preferences.

I concur

[elucidate]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I keep hearing that some people (like Escapeplan) are real duds at using the Law of Attraction, to the point that they don't believe in it anymore.

That could be the only reason I can think of that he doesn't believe it anymore. Maybe he lacked commitment?

*I just read your new thread escapeplan, so now I understand a bit better why you 'dropped out'.

[MagicalRealist]

Originally Posted by SlicK

I want to add:
It's better to focus on WHAT money will bring in your life, what possibilities, what experiences, what feelings. That is what's important about money. That is it's purpose.

I agree.

Like most LoA newbies, I tried manifesting large sums of money when I first started using I-M. It didn't show up. (Nor did certain large material objects I wanted.)

What did show up were the things I really wanted--and they weren't money.

I only wanted boatloads of cash so I could 1) have free time to do as I liked, and 2) not worry about money. That was the essence of my desire. And now I've got exactly what I wanted, and I don't need boatloads of cash to have it.

In short, I've been so successful with I-M that I don't need to be a millionaire.

When I do need money, it's there; somehow I always seem to have it when I need it, plus a little extra. I don't need to keep huge amounts of money on hand anymore to feel secure; there's always more on the way. I don't worry about how I'm going to pay my bills, or unexpected expenses, or whether I'll be able to do certain things I'd like to do--the money's always there. I don't even think about money very much anymore.

So right now, for me to manifest millions of dollars seems like a pointless exercise. It doesn't feel like fun, I can't summon any enthusiasm for it, and it won't bring me anything I want that I don't already have.

[elucidate]

This has been my experience as well...that's the wonder of it. When the thing that you really want shows up instead of the money, it reinforces the understanding that money is really not what you NEED, so it is better to work for the item, not the cash...though I am sure some people can bring large amounts to them if they are focussed enough.

For me, I never really wanted money that much, just what money can buy.

Originally Posted by MagicalRealist

I agree.

Like most LoA newbies, I tried manifesting large sums of money when I first started using I-M. It didn't show up. (Nor did certain large material objects I wanted.)

What did show up were the things I really wanted--and they weren't money.

I only wanted boatloads of cash so I could 1) have free time to do as I liked, and 2) not worry about money. That was the essence of my desire. And now I've got exactly what I wanted, and I don't need boatloads of cash to have it.

When I do need money, it's there; somehow I always seem to have it when I need it, plus a little extra. I don't need to keep huge amounts of money on hand anymore to feel secure; there's always more on the way. I don't worry about how I'm going to pay my bills, or unexpected expenses, or whether I'll be able to do certain things I'd like to do--the money's always there. I don't even think about money very much anymore.

So right now, for me to manifest millions of dollars seems like a pointless exercise. It doesn't feel like fun, I can't summon any enthusiasm for it, and it won't bring me anything I want that I don't already have.

[curiouslyrandom]

(sits in half lotus with eyes closed, thinking of how to pay the rent so my landlord can pay her mortgage and I can continue staying in this house).

Is there a solution I haven't thought of, or should I just let it go? I've got two weeks to make it happen. The way I work, any day could be a spectacular payday, or a bust. It goes back and forth like that a lot. I think I must actually like the thrill of uncertainty.

[MagicalRealist]

Originally Posted by elucidate

This has been my experience as well...that's the wonder of it. When the thing that you really want shows up instead of the money, it reinforces the understanding that money is really not what you NEED, so it is better to work for the item, not the cash...though I am sure some people can bring large amounts to them if they are focussed enough.

One thing I do want to clarify: there are people who genuinely enjoy playing the "Millionaire game" with I-M, in which they accumulate money, have certain kinds of experiences while doing so, and acquire and enjoying expensive material possessions.

For them, the Millionaire game is actually fun. I always get the sense ALG really enjoys playing it, for example.

And I don't rule out that someday I might want to play the Millionaire game, too. I might decide, "Oh, this could be loads of fun, after all!" in the same way that I enjoy playing Backgammon now, but didn't care for it when I was younger. (Because really, I do mean it when I say that the Millionaire game is just another game.)

Right now, however, I've decided to up my personal ante and play the Working Artist game--in which I make the opening move by renting studio space (knowing that the money for it will show up). I'm a little less convinced that sustained creative inspiration will show up (), or that other people will be impressed with my work (), but as I play that game and learn to focus better, I'm sure I'll get good at that part, too...

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by elucidate

That could be the only reason I can think of that he doesn't believe it anymore. Maybe he lacked commitment?

*I just read your new thread escapeplan, so now I understand a bit better why you 'dropped out'.

"Dropped out" of what exactly? Having a profession, starting a business, having a net worth of approx 1m USD (not cash but assets), having a home, a family, friends and more free time than I know what to do with?

How have I dropped out? With the exception of ALG, I assume you guys have similar levels of success???

[Lakshyayidhi Lakshmihi]

Originally Posted by curiouslyrandom

(sits in half lotus with eyes closed, thinking of how to pay the rent so my landlord can pay her mortgage and I can continue staying in this house).

Is there a solution I haven't thought of, or should I just let it go? I've got two weeks to make it happen. The way I work, any day could be a spectacular payday, or a bust. It goes back and forth like that a lot. I think I must actually like the thrill of uncertainty.

She will have enough to pay her mortgage. You can think of a lot of solutions, but really focus on that feeling you will have once it is paid and feel inside your core that this is so. Don't even think "I believe". Just know.

Sometimes I get hungry a lot more often when I am holding a longterm, big deal intention in my consciousness. That's when I chug chocolate soymilk from the carton.

[Lakshyayidhi Lakshmihi]

Originally Posted by escapeplan

How have I dropped out? With the exception of ALG, I assume you guys have similar levels of success???

success according to whom? To you? or to me? The two measures are vastly different, I can assure you.

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by Lakshyayidhi Lakshmihi

success according to whom? To you? or to me? The two measures are vastly different, I can assure you.

According to me. I only asked if you had similar levels of success I wasn't defining what success means to you. In any event, that "success" in financial terms is pretty low. Anyone who had caught the tide right during the UK property boom before things went pear shaped would also have accumulated a similar sum or much more. But like I say when it comes to family and friends I am also blessed and this too is success of a different kind. I'm not sure what you are getting at?

[elucidate]

Originally Posted by escapeplan

"Dropped out" of what exactly? Having a profession, starting a business, having a net worth of approx 1m USD (not cash but assets), having a home, a family, friends and more free time than I know what to do with?

How have I dropped out? With the exception of ALG, I assume you guys have similar levels of success???

I was referring to LOA! You 'dropped out' of practising and working with LOA according to your other thread, unless I am mistaken?

No need to get so defensive and huffy there...I wasn't commenting on your success or lack of.

Why did you feel like you needed to prove it to me anyway?

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by elucidate

I was referring to LOA! You 'dropped out' of practising and working with LOA according to your other thread, unless I am mistaken?

No need to get so defensive and huffy there...I wasn't commenting on your success or lack of.

Why did you feel like you needed to prove it to me anyway?

Check out my thread on a *30 day trial I intend to do on LOA. Would value your input.
* Science and beliefs- spirituality section

[elucidate]

Originally Posted by escapeplan

Check out my thread on a 30 day trial I intend to do on LOA. Would value your input.

Uh...ok. But didn't you say you've already had your fill of LOA and are now a staunch skeptic again?

I'll read it, but I'm a little thrown by this.

Of course I'll give any input I can.

[blacko]

Originally Posted by attractabundance

Just wondering if anyone here has used IM/LOA so successfully that they have become very wealthy millionaires? If so, how did you manifest your wealth?

I suggest you to watch some videos on YouTube on David Shirmer. He says became a millionaire 'cause of LOA. He even features in 'The Secret' documentary. Later they found out him to be a fraud. I am lending a helping hand to you right now by suggesting you not to waste your time on LOA. I have been there and done that!

[Lionman]

Originally Posted by blacko

I suggest you to watch some videos on YouTube on David Shirmer. He says became a millionaire 'cause of LOA. He even features in 'The Secret' documentary. Later they found out him to be a fraud. I am lending a helping hand to you right now by suggesting you not to waste your time on LOA. I have been there and done that!

David Shirmer is a millionaire. His methods of acquiring the money do not invalidate the LOA. Who said that you need to be selling fluffy bunnies to becoming a millionaire with the LOA?

btw blacko, I think you should start a thread where you just speak to "The Master". It would keep you both occupied and you could have a really long drawn out conversation without having to post anywhere else for awhile.

[elucidate]

Originally Posted by Lionman

David Shirmer is a millionaire. His methods of acquiring the money do not invalidate the LOA. Who said that you need to be selling fluffy bunnies to becoming a millionaire with the LOA?

btw blacko, I think you should start a thread where you just speak to "The Master". It would keep you both occupied and you could have a really long drawn out conversation without having to post anywhere else for awhile.

themaster was banned today

[JeffistheAnswer]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I keep hearing that some people (like Escapeplan) are real duds at using the Law of Attraction, to the point that they don't believe in it anymore.

I am tending to think now that ideally, each person ought to try to understand his own level of competence, in wielding his own consciousness, and select methods and techniques appropriate for that level.

It's like any other kind of skill, really. If you are just starting to learn to swim, you don't try to do the butterfly. If you are just starting to learn to use the computer, you don't try to design your own software.

As you improve and develop, you will achieve your LOA results more and more easily and consistently. And of course, you will also evolve your own personal style of using it, and you will have your own idiosyncratic preferences.

Your style is based on meditation and visualization, yes? Just curious, but when you started out, what method did you use then?