Category Archives: success

Law of attraction or ….

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People often wonder why they are not “getting what they want” with the law of attraction.  Often they say “I tell myself I’ll get money or material things but it doesn’t happen”. But I believe it is more than just saying the words. Its automatic behaviors, thoughts and a deep down set in belief system.  Something that you don’t even think about, you just feel it.     

I get regular emails from Street Hypnosis (Clifford Mee and Igor Ledochowski) and I think this most recent one plays right into the “Law of Attraction”.

Mee wrote:

When your unconscious mind is fully “in-sync” with your conscious desires it can seem like miracles are happening all around you.

When both parts of your mind (the conscious AND the UNCONSCIOUS) are “walking lock-step” it can seem like opportunities and the right situations are finding their way to you.

Happiness finds you all by itself.

Joyful, alive feelings flow through you.

Your days seem to unfold perfectly.

The right people seem to appear at the right time.

Work gets done effortlessly without any sense of doer-ship.

Opportunities drop in your lap.

There is hardly any stress at all.

There is never any sense of being in the wrong place.

Why?

Because your unconscious mind is moving you to do the right things at the right time.

And because your unconscious is “in sync” with your conscious desires you automatically start moving in the direction of (and achieving) those desires faster and more smoothly than you’ve ever been able to before.

I could not have said it better.
   

How to Catch a Dog

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Some of you know that I believe in the Law of Attraction. And as an animal owner this article made sense to me. Enjoy. 

 

How to Catch a Dog

(or Anything Else You Want)

By Jeannette Maw

Have you heard the colloquialism that a chased dog will always run?  Owners of naughty or adventurous dogs have likely experienced the truth of that!

But it’s not just true for dogs.  Chasing anything will send it running in the opposite direction!

That “graspy” chasing desperate-type energy is not a super attractive vibe.

In fact, I just emailed a family member suggesting he make peace with impending divorce – because clinging to his failing marriage was making his wife want out all the more.

The saying about how a chased dog will always run reminded me of the trick that savvy dog owners use to get a dog on the run to return home.

You simply get in front of the dog so they can see and you run in another direction.

They follow. They can’t help it. Even if they’ve fallen for it a hundred times before, they have to join the running pack leader. It’s what they do.

So instead of chasing stinkerhead Koda through the neighborhood, I know my job is to get in front of him and start running. Neighbors might think I’m nuts as I run barefoot across lawns and down streets in a totally different trajectory than my dog, but that’s okay. This is no time to worry what neighbors think. (Just like in LOA work.)

I get out in front, get his attention, and start running in a direction that leads us home. (Even a big circle works.)

I can run right into the garage or backyard or front door and he gleefully follows.

Unless I turn around to try to catch him. Which sends him in a different direction immediately.

Or if I lose speed, he loses interest. It’s got to be a full on sprint to keep him engaged!

I’ve learned not to look back to make sure he’s following, because a leader of the pack doesn’t wonder about that. I have to run with confidence that he’s right behind me.

And it works like a charm! (I’ve done this with enough foster dogs as well as my own to know its reliability.)

To read the rest, go to http://www.lawofattractionkey.com/3134/how-to-catch-a-dog-or-anything-else-you-want/