Would you agree that whether you believe in the law of gravity or not, it exists? It is the same with Universal Laws. They exist and affect you whether you are aware of them or not. However, Universal Laws are far more powerful than gravity. Gravity affects earth. Universal Laws are infinite and beyond all boundaries.
Of all the Laws, the single most powerful law is the Law of Attraction which says: "That which is likened unto itself is drawn" or more simply put, "Like attracts like". This means that what you are focused on, you draw it to you. Here's how it works. When you are focused on what you want, you are attracting to you what you want. When you are focused on what you do not want, you are attracting to you what you do not want.
Okay, I can sense you rumbling out there and your thoughts are probably going something like "So if it's that simple and clear, why haven't we known this before?" Or, "I've been focused on wanting more money for years, so why hasn't it come to me?"
The Law is that simple. However, our thoughts are usually very unfocused and running in many directions at once. For example, you may say "I want a sleek new sportscar." In that moment, the Universe is orchestrating circumstances and events to bring it to you. And yet, usually, in the same sentence, we sabotage ourselves by saying something like, "but I can't afford it." So, in essence, the Universal forces say, "Wait a minute. Now he says he can't afford it." And you stop the energy flow.
So, take it a step further. When you are thinking about wanting a new sportscar, but feeling you can't afford it, where are your emotions vibrating? In most cases, they are vibrating in feelings of lack; feelings that you want something you really cannot have. Can you see how, by not understanding this Law — that our thoughts and emotions are our attraction base — we hold things away from us we could otherwise have?
Let's take the example of money. You say you've been wanting more money for as long as you've been alive. When you think of wanting more money, how do you feel about it? Happy? Elated? Or frustrated? Angry? Sad? Maybe, jealous of those who do have money? In my experience, this particular subject has more people on an emotional roller-coaster than all other subjects combined. The good news is that it doesn't matter how long you've felt this way or how deeply...you can literally turn it around and begin flowing money to you by consciously and deliberately practicing the Law of Attraction through your thoughts and feelings.
Anything in your life you want to change, you can — simply by understanding the Law of Attraction, and choosing to deliberately change your thoughts and constantly reach for the thought that feels better. The way you predominantly feel about any given subject is your barometer for knowing what your balance of thought is on that subject. The circumstances of your life is another indicator. If you're ever wondering which end of the barometer your thoughts are on, check in with your emotions. Your emotions never lie about the way you are flowing your energy."
p/s: Yeah RIGHT!!!
Hoyeah... I'm experimenting with some effects n stuff, dun really have any idea how's the end result is gonna be, but it turns out alrite dun u think?. I did an entry for this kind of tutorial some time ago and u shud be able to find it here. Have fun!!!
Dear Office-Politics,
I am writing on behalf of a group of diverse and hardworking coworkers among whom morale is at an all time low. Our often optimistic boss have a history of giving us unnecessary jobs and thinks that somehow with all the veto power of a Boss, he decided to be an "ART DIRECTOR" and come up with bogus ideas and hard sell theme in a very old fashion way and after all that, at the end of the day, will get rejected by the clients. To make matters worse, there's an office crab amongst us.
The office crab is a highly opinionated snob who glowers and sulks and spies, tells tales and criticizes everyone, giving them names and pretty much makes my office life sucks. She glowers, sulking, 'ym'ing unsolicited and scathing critiques to peers about their conduct and work product and sulking some more. This individual has a pattern of making herself superior by contrasting herself to the rest.
I have tried to ignore it but now, subconsciously and silently, I face certain sabotage, both individually and as a group. Since I'm the last one who's doing the final checking, I find myself correcting her mistakes before we send our design to the printing company and she's nowhere in sight (gone home). Short of hiring a hitman or spiking the coffee with Clorox Bleach, how do I deal with this? I can't work like this. I find myself already dodging bullets right and left; people with sterling reputations are being undermined and find their work product and peace of mind attacked in new, creative and startling ways everyday. DAMN IT!!!
Work overload; boss chasing my ass to get it done, my editor asking me about the new revamp template and my marketing boss ask me to do something as well wwaaaarrrgghhh somehow i took my half an hour break time to come up with this shit ehehehe i know i know, it's lame but what the hell, it's my blog, i dun care!!!
OK guys, this is not really my thing but well, i guess it's a fun thing to see all the so-called 'bboys' jumping around, doing the upside down twist thingy, break some major tendons and have their neck sore the next morning.
