Manifestation And The Law Of Attraction - Part 1

When we want to manifest something we need to use the law of attraction and some other laws. There are lots of articles about the law of attraction, so I'll write only a little about it, but I'll tell you about a few other important laws, that maybe you haven't heard about. These laws will help you to manifest and attract what you want, and to become successful.

"The Law of Attraction"

Simple definition of the law of attraction is that we get what we mostly think about. Our predominant state of mind in combination with our emotions draws things to us. You attract what you focus on.

"The Law of Polarity"

If hot exists it must also exists cold. There is always opposite. It's like yin and yang in Chinese philosophy. How to apply this simple law in life? If you are in a difficult situation, there must be also something good in the situation. There is a future possibility that you might not see at the moment, but if you overcome the present adversity, the outcome of the current bad situation could be very good.

There are many examples in lives of successful people who in the most difficult circumstances found the solution that brought them success. Knowing and living by this law, we won't despair and won't give on our goals and dreams when we are faced with some problems, but we'll look for opportunities in such situations. So next time you face some challenges remember this law. It will be easier to be successful remembering it.

"The Law of Rhythm"

The law says that everything is moving in perfect rhythm. Nothing you want is upstream, so there's no need to always try to change everything. Sometimes when the things go wrong you need to let go bad feelings and wait for a change to better times. Things are never the same.

In the ancient Vedic scripture Bhagavad-Gita Krishna says to Arjuna "O son of Kunti, the nonpermanent appearance of happiness and distress, and their disappearance in due course, are like the appearance and disappearance of winter and summer seasons. They arise from sense perception, O scion of Bharata, and one must learn to tolerate them without being disturbed." (Bhagavad-Gita As It Is 2.14)

I'll tell you about a few more important laws in part 2.