Hi, Linda,
I suppose this is very interesting to those who feel that they are not satisfied with what they have but, to be quite honest, I would feel that I was cheating on my wife, children and grandchildren if I went off visualising something that I might prefer.
My life is not perfect but, as a family, we are all content and fulfilled. We seek improvements, not by wishing for or imagining them but by getting together and creating them.
Mt wife is with me for a couple of weeks because I have not recovered as I thought I had and we will share our days in love and contentment, knowing that we each are loved by many.
Nobody in my family is particularly bothered about material things. If we don't have something it is no big deal - if we do have something, that, too, is no big deal.
I must be particularly thick when it comes to these articles you publish - why am I the only one who doesn't think they are 'fabulous', 'great', 'superb' or whatever other superlatives are attributed to them?
I read them carefully.
I try to apply the principles.
I try to see where the theory is taking me.
Whatever I do, the theories simply don't make sense because they seem to be very selective.
If you wanted something, you attracted it.
If you didn't want something, you didn't work hard enough to prevent yourself attracting it or to attract something else...
Why does your law of attraction run contrary to all accepted physical laws of attration where opposites attract each other - and similar objects tend to repel each other depending on the charge each object holds?
I really would like to understand.
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