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Law of Attraction, How to Use it Effectively.

Law of Attraction, How to Use it Effectively.
The Law of Attraction is the most powerful law in the universe. Just like gravity, it is always in effect, always in motion. It is working in your life at this very moment. You are always in a state of creation. You are creating your reality in every moment of every day. You are creating your future with every single thought: either consciously or subconsciously. You can’t take a break from it and decide not to create because creation never stops.

 There are few who know about how much the Impact of the Law of Attraction has on their day to day life. Unknowingly, every second of our existence we are acting as human magnets sending out our thoughts and emotions and attracting back more of what we have put out.

 Is the Law of Attraction real?

 Some people might not believe in the Law of Attraction. But for people who are open to this, there have been many modern advocates of The Law Of Attraction as well. These include Oprah Winfrey, Jim Carrey, and Denzel Washington. In addition, with over 5.8 MILLION Facebook fans, there are plenty of success stories surrounding The Law Of Attraction.

 The best way to find out if the Law of Attraction is real, is to try it. See if it works for you!

 So, Whats the science behind the law of attraction?

 Truthfully, it is not really backed by science.
Metaphysical Pseudoscience: LOA proponents claim that it is based on scientific theory. It is at best, metaphysical pseudoscience with conclusions based on erroneous, unfounded, and often incorrect assumptions. 

 Mindless:
To invoke a LOA, you need to live continuously in an unreal future as you anticipate that it will be once you’ve achieved your goal and only visualize a successful outcome. This shows faith in the universe. Thinking about plans, actions, and challenges are discordant and negative so skip the process and focus on the result; live without regard to the present. This is the definition of mindlessness. Being fully aware of and attentive to the here and now is mindfulness and has been shown to produce powerful health and wellness benefits such as greater life satisfaction and happiness.
Blame Yourself: 
As the LOA is supposed to be a perfect, universal law, positivity should ALWAYS attract more positivity. The corollary of this is that you alone are completely responsible for any goal that was not successfully achieved, no matter how unrealistic the goal. This assumes that you not only control your thoughts and actions, but also those of everyone around you…and nature. The fact is, that you don’t. Sorry to break that to you.
Even though it isn't backed by Science, How can we Use the Law of Attraction?

 Once we have come to understand the astounding possibilities that life has to offer us, we will also come to realize that we are like artists, creating pictures of our intended life and then making choices and taking actions that will realize what we envisaged.

 So if you don’t like the picture?

 Change it!

 Life is a blank canvas of possibility; you are in control of what the finished picture could look like.
No matter what you want in life, change some things and attract it into your life. Attract the things you want using the Law of Attraction! Whatever it is, go for it! 



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