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So you think that the universal just acts randomly? Or worse yet, that the entire universe has conspired to ensure that your life is about as miserable as it gets. Well, then my friend, you haven’t heard about the universal laws of attraction. The discovery of the universal laws of attraction is, without a doubt, one of the most liberating and exciting events that could happen. If you know how the universal laws of attraction work, then you can literally think your way to your wildest dreams.
Now, before you explain why reasons why the universal laws of attraction couldn’t possibly exist, just remember that the entire universe is governed by the laws of physics and especially when you talk on the subatomic level, quantum physics. The universal laws of attraction work on the deceptively simple premise that "energy attracts energy" Keep in mind that everything in the universe is composed of energy. And energy, so scientists tell us, is composed of vibrations. The universal laws of attraction then say that certain vibration frequencies will "cluster" together to create a vibrational resonance. Clearly, it follows then, that if you send out high level vibrations in the form of positive energy, this is what your energy will attract. While this is admittedly an oversimplified version of physics, as any scientist will readily admit, it’s the simply and compelling theory behind the universal laws of attraction. Let’s start with your thoughts. Perhaps you never thought about thoughts as being a form of energy, but they are. According to what we just learned about the universal laws of attraction, then sending negative thoughts into the world will only attract low level energy. On the other hand, the universal laws of attraction say that if you send out positive thoughts -- thoughts filled with positive outcomes -- then they will seek out the higher vibrational energies. Perhaps Ralph Waldo Emerson knew more about the universal laws of attraction than anyone ever gave him credit for. He said: The ancestor of every action is a thought. |
