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Has anyone (here) ever tested the law of attraction?
Jonnyb42 said:Maybe because it always works?
I don't know why it's called what it's called.
Jonnyb42 said:Supposedly if you think about something a lot, it will show up sometime.
Meaning if you imagine yourself very rich, you will become very rich.
Also if you dwell on negativities you will only suffer more, etc.
You also can do this for small things such as imagine an object and one day you'll see or have the object.
I'm going to try it and see what happens. I suspect the more pety it is, the quicker the result.
Why not!
Phrak said:This seems to stem from PschoCybernetics
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0671700758/?tag=pfamazon01-20
I have no comments on the veracity of this.
Smiles302 said:This seems more like a magical themed version of the "power of positive thinking".
With the general idea being that if you have a positive outlook on life, you'll notice all the little things that go right. So you are less stressed out when you loose your keys and such, and less stressed out people work better towards their goals.
No idea if that sort of idea is researched...
ryan_m_b said:It's not exactly a law or magic. A friend of mine believes in all this kind of stuff (much to my frustration) that the universe can magically bend itself to your will so that all your goals are achieved so long as you believe.
I would have thought that it was common sense that keeping a positive attitude and working towards something would on average increase the chances of you achieving it minus impossible goals such as learning to fly etc. Its hardly a 'law' or a 'secret' or the 'untapped power of the mind'
Jonnyb42 said:Yes, I meant to say lunar ticks.
Jimmy Snyder said:Imagine there's no heaven, hell, countries, religion, possesions, greed, or hunger. Then hope you don't get shot.
Drakkith said:What?
ryan_m_b said:Its a John Lennon quote, well the getting shot bit isnt
Smiles302 said:This seems more like a magical themed version of the "power of positive thinking".
With the general idea being that if you have a positive outlook on life, you'll notice all the little things that go right. So you are less stressed out when you loose your keys and such, and less stressed out people work better towards their goals.
No idea if that sort of idea is researched...
Jimmy Snyder said:Imagine there's no heaven, hell, countries, religion, possesions, greed, or hunger. Then hope you don't get shot.
The Law of Attraction is a universal principle that states that our thoughts and beliefs create our reality. It is based on the idea that like attracts like, so if we focus on positive thoughts and energy, we will attract positive experiences into our lives.
The Law of Attraction works through the power of our thoughts and emotions. When we consistently think about something we desire and truly believe that we can achieve it, we send out a powerful vibration into the universe. This vibration attracts similar energy and opportunities, helping us manifest our desires.
Yes, anyone can use the Law of Attraction. It is a universal principle that applies to everyone, regardless of age, gender, or background. The key is to understand and practice the principles consistently in order to see results.
To apply the Law of Attraction, you must first identify what you truly desire and believe that you can achieve it. Then, focus your thoughts and emotions on that desire, visualize it as if it has already happened, and take action towards making it a reality. It is also important to maintain a positive mindset and gratitude for what you already have.
While the Law of Attraction is not a scientifically proven concept, there have been studies in the fields of psychology and neuroscience that support its principles. These studies have shown that our thoughts and beliefs can have a significant impact on our actions and behaviors, ultimately shaping our reality. Additionally, many successful individuals and athletes have attributed their success to practicing the Law of Attraction.