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3 Things to Know About the Law of Attraction


Although I like to think of myself as a quick study, there have been some Law of Attraction-related truths that I was slow on the take with.
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Posted by Mic Arsenault
Understabding deeply the principle of doing what you love and loving what you do. The success is within yourself, truely. As of the LOA, I realize everyday the power of becoming unified in my intents, in sharing what I have to give
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Posted by Olivia Khalili
Jeannette, great post. I like how you spoke of your own experiences and growth in the LOA process.
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Posted by Bag1
Greetings, Wonderful post. *Gratitude I say this... "1. Mistake vibe? Divine moment to practice. You described so well. 2. Acceptance? Ahhh yes...There is that thinking thing. 3. All the time? Yep...Stop thinking." A Bag1 story: Many years ago... A being goes to college and learn about music. The mechanics of the words were easy. I read, I play, I hear music. The feeling, the Joy, the Passion was not in the words or notes on paper. We all know the feelings we have when we here our favorite songs and music. There is a larger depth. A consuming energy that fills our spirit. Our Soul seems ignited. Ok... The intent was the passion, the feelings I have with music. I found: that when I play without thought I am filled with that feeling of passion and joy. I am truly not aware of my 3D body or any thing else. What were the eye-opening realizations that led you to harness your creative powers? Like learning a musical instrument, I practice "Non-Thinking". The mind is a tool. Thinking is a function of that tool. We can perform all needed functions with"OUT" thought. We can do this. We can understand a new relationship to thinking. Use the "thinking tool" only when you need it. (Like driving your car, etc.) My eye opener: Feeling first. All else is illusion. *Honor
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Posted by Dave Trager
Hey Jeanette- I have had some very similar ah-ha moments. It is funny how you say you messed up, and you do this for a living. Jerry Hicks tells people, 'Well, we don't even get it yet". That is what I love about the LOA crowd. We hit and miss a lot- some hit far more often than miss- but through it all, we are all pioneers in this, willing to experiment to find a better way of living. Great group of adventurers! For me, exploring the internal world of thoughts and energy is far more interesting than anything going on outside of me. The internet is a close #2. ;) Thanks once again for your openness- these blogs are terrific learning tools for that reason, and always so enjoyable to read- because I am often reading something that I never admitted to anyone else. ;) Love it.