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What Makes the World Turn?
How many of you here have attempted to work with the law of attraction? Physically, or socially? Either or both. I have worked with it. Socially, I guess. I suppose I have. How did that go? I found what works for me. I tried to test it, and it worked. Well, by putting energies into…
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Evolvers and Devolvers
The world operates with many different processes all at once. One set of processes being what ancient philosophers referred to as a law of sympathy, like attracts like, like effects like. But does reality show any real evidence of being dualistic? Is light really separate from dark, winter from summer? No. It’s more like a…
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Jumping Over Yourself
So I will ask, has any effort to make something happen worked the way you wanted it to? Emphasis on make, force. By force of will did you ever succeed exactly as you intended to? When I’ve tried to force, it backfires. There is not just one layer of sympathetic connections. There are many. The…
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Create a Problem
Law of attraction is creating space where things can come in? And law of negative attraction is building energy in what you already have to attract what you want? Actually, the law of negative attraction is creating space. You create a problem to create the desired outcome. You create a problem by looking at the…
Category: Law of Negative Attraction
Reality can’t both incorporate intention and coincidence. You have to ask yourself, what actually makes the world turn? What actually makes events happen? Everything you would want to change, exists not by itself but in the conditions that favor it and are sympathetic to it. The simple act of noticing something you would want to change, something you would like to nurture into emergence, sets up a tension between you and your intended goal.
You can direct your manifestation efforts toward support of conditions that renew you, carry you forward. The law of negative attraction is creating space. You create a problem to create the desired outcome.
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“Most problems are simply missed opportunities. The flip side of every problem is a solution.” Mark Lakeman