LAW OF ATTRACTION
Like Attracts Like
The Law of Attraction is one of the better-known universal laws. The theory behind it is that we create our own realities. We attract the things we want, but we also attract the things we do not want. Through our thoughts and feelings, we draw people into our lives, objects into our homes, and money into our bank accounts.
When our beliefs are limited, we attract limited wealth and compromise our well-being. When we believe anything is possible, the sky is the limit. In fact, you can break through glass ceilings with your miraculous positive thoughts. When we focus on a "lack of" something, we create a less-than reality. Conversely, if we focus on being abundant and happy, we will enjoy a luxurious and glorious reality.
There is a catch to the Law of Attraction, though it is not truly as magical as one might imagine: we attract the exact things we focus on. When we dwell on not having enough, that thought-form reinforces the very lack we routinely experience.
We are forever reminded to use affirmations and keep our thoughts positive, yet "feeling sorry for myself" continues to be the default mantra for many people.
Sick of Negative Phrasing in Your Vocabulary?
We are bombarded with repetitive negative phrases in our thinking, such as I just cannot get ahead, I could not dodge the bullet, I will not be the winner, or I do not have enough. Are you guilty of continually repeating negatives in your thoughts or words? Does your negative mindset closely mirror your current life situation? If your answer is yes, then congratulations! You are living proof that the Law of Attraction works. You are a champion at attracting negatives.
Breaking the Habit of Attracting Negatives
Why do we focus on our illnesses, low-paying jobs, and unfulfilling relationships? We do so out of habit. Breaking the habit of attracting negativity, much like any other bad habit, requires conscious effort on your part—especially if you have dwelled on the negative for years. Your parents may have modeled this behavior through constant criticism or negative language. If so, they were likely mirroring patterns learned from preceding generations. Isn't it time to break this negative cycle? Or rather, phrased positively: it is time to break the cycle.
I too struggle with "negatives" in my life. I sometimes feel as though "Worry Wart" has taken up permanent lodging in my guest room—though I should call it an "unwelcome" guest room. Unwelcome guests in your life might be Unlucky Lucy, Loser Larry, or Pessimistic Pete. I am certain you can name others. But let us not! Let us turn our negatives into positives and begin attracting welcome guests such as Lucky Lonnie, Smart Sam, and Happy Harriet. A simple way to put the materialization of positives into motion is to busy your hands with creating positive images for your eyes and mind to focus on.
Attracting Positives
Simply change your thoughts, and you will soon see the results...