truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to

Have you seen the movie, "The Secret?" Let's talk about how you can use the principle of the Law of Attraction powerfully.

Have you heard of the movie called "The Secret?" It's about the Law of Attraction – a principle that states –what you focus on you attract.

All the spiritual traditions, along with philosophers and scientists, recognize the power of thinking. "Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life", Ernest Holmes said. Or, "It is done unto you as you believe" as the Christian bible tells us. Or, "With our thoughts, we make our world" as Buddha said. There are many more examples.

Now, this principle, this "law" works just like other laws you are familiar with. It is impersonal. Take electricity for instance. The laws behind electricity always say yes –if you turn on our light switch –you get electricity that lights up your room. If you choose to cross wires incorrectly, you get electrocuted. There is no judgment by the law whether the purpose you are using electricity for is "good" or "bad." It is the same with the Law of Attraction.

What you think about you get. The law always says yes. And you know what's really fun –you don't even have to understand how it works! It is more important to know what it is that you truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to

hilosophers and scientists, recognize the power of thinking. "Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life", Ernest Holmes said. Or, "It is done unto you as you believe" as the Christian bible tells us. Or, "With our thoughts, we make our world" as Buddha said. There are many more examples.

Now, this principle, this "law" works just like other laws you are familiar with. It is impersonal. Take electricity for instance. The laws behind electricity always say yes –if you turn on our light switch –you get electricity that lights up your room. If you choose to cross wires incorrectly, you get electrocuted. There is no judgment by the law whether the purpose you are using electricity for is "good" or "bad." It is the same with the Law of Attraction.

What you think about you get. The law always says yes. And you know what's really fun –you don't even have to understand how it works! It is more important to know what it is that you truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to

s "law" works just like other laws you are familiar with. It is impersonal. Take electricity for instance. The laws behind electricity always say yes –if you turn on our light switch –you get electricity that lights up your room. If you choose to cross wires incorrectly, you get electrocuted. There is no judgment by the law whether the purpose you are using electricity for is "good" or "bad." It is the same with the Law of Attraction.

What you think about you get. The law always says yes. And you know what's really fun –you don't even have to understand how it works! It is more important to know what it is that you truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to

t by the law whether the purpose you are using electricity for is "good" or "bad." It is the same with the Law of Attraction.

What you think about you get. The law always says yes. And you know what's really fun –you don't even have to understand how it works! It is more important to know what it is that you truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to

truly want –not "how" it will come into your life. And what's the secret to knowing what you want? Knowing who you are at your core and what you really love. There is a great poem by Mary Oliver called "Wild Geese" that talks about this. Here are a few lines:

"You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves."

So what I am talking about when I say the secret behind "The Secret?" Remembering your Essential Self –cracking open the hard veneer of a shell you've created to protect yourself and to "look good." All of us began covering up the perfection of who we are when we were young. Someone hurts your feelings or puts you down and you begin to think you are "wrong" or don't fit it. And as teens, you really put the hard shell up to be like others or to feel wanted.

Eventually you think you are this hard veneer. You get wrapped up in titles, status, and material signs of success. And you forget who your Essential Self is…..that part of you that is always whole, perfect and complete, just as it is. That part that stirs when certain music plays, or you're moved by a sunset, or are being held by a loved one.

So how can you reconnect with the magic of the unbounded Essential Self? Well, sometimes it happens when you experience a crisis. You lose a job or a loved one leaves. You feel cracked open and all that veneer suddenly seems unimportant. You get a rare glimpse of the essential self.

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