The Law of Attraction by Brianna Curran

The law of attraction has been successful for various different people over the years. Thinkers, Philosophers, and Authors alike have put this law of life on a pedestal and declared it to be effective. But is it? And if so, how would you define it in your own personal life. How would you define it period.
Dreaming. Fantasizing. Believing. The law of attraction is the theory of putting positive thoughts and hopes into the universe and having them all come back to you in the form of your dreams and hopes. Although it may seem like magic, you do have to work for it. You cannot necessarily wish for something as extreme as a Benz or having someone you loath die. These seemingly contradict what the law of attraction is all about. It’s a way of life that is positive and worth while.
My opinion on the law of attraction is that it is true to an extent. To me, it represents avoiding unnecessary dramatic emotional and physical obstacles and living in a truly positive way. The law is also a way of understanding the way you wish to live and pursuing it. It’s another way of making what you want, happen. It just matters how you look and life and choose to live it and what you allow to bother you.
There are various other forms of holes and unreal evidence in this theory that allow non believers to not be flat out denied, and various ways for it to be socially unacceptable. For instance, a baby that is two weeks old that is diagnosed with pneumonia. That life, that human being did not ask for that. Just because you want Rupert Grint or Chris Brown doesn’t mean your going to seduce them at a concert or premier of the next Harry Potter film. But in the end, thinking positive whole heartedly makes a difference for anyone.
Whatever comes and goes in life, I do believe we have a choice in how we choose to put our perspective on these happenings. The law of attraction is whatever you want it to be. However you mold your desires or what you want the most, if you think positively there is so much more of a chance of getting it. But that doesn’t always mean if you want a new car it will be filled with gas and sitting in your front yard tomorrow morning. The world is full of perspectives, but what is yours?