Have you noticed that some days pert along, things are working,
and you’re on a roll, and then there are other days…
The odd thing is, on up days, you keep rolling along like a bike
on a slight incline. On a down day, you roll like a marble in one of those
funnels where it spirals down until it disappears into a hole at the bottom of
the funnel.
The Law of Momentum.
We have another “Law,” The Law of Attraction, which is a term I hesitate
to use. You know how you find something, and you get excited like you’re the
first person to notice. Then another person sees it, and you’re happy to have
company. Yet, sometimes it becomes so well-known that it gets shot at, diluted,
misunderstood, or ridiculed.
And then you feel like someone told you your baby is ugly.
Ronda Byrne shared what she had found regarding this Law of
Attraction with her movie, The Secret. Many people have benefitted from applying what
they learned from the film, but I believe while it was a wonderful hors
d’oeuve, it was not not the entire meal.
However, it introduced to the world an old concept that
successful people through the ages have used, and that sages tried to tell us
about.
The ingredients have been whispered to us since the beginning of
time. “In the beginning was the word, and the word was made flesh and dwelt
among us…” Think about it. (Whoever wrote Genesis didn’t know about a man named
Jesus.)
All along, philosophers, writers, sages, and mystics had a piece
of this mystery of space, time, brain, magnetism, and chemistry. “Ask, and you
shall receive. Seek, and you shall find.” “Think and Grow Rich.” “As a man
thinkith.” “He who has ears let him hear.” “If you can see it in your mind, you
can hold it in your hand.” And Albert Einstein chimed in with, “Imagination is
a preview of coming attractions.”
The principles are all over the place when you become attuned to
them. It’s like the drawing, “Find 100 hidden birds.” You look and find one,
and then, low and behold, there is one drawn in the clouds, one in the limbs of
the tree, another in the roof shingles. Pretty soon, you find all 100 birds.
Ta-Da!
“It’s what I ask for,” says one. “It’s my attitude,” says
another. “My emotional state creates,” someone contributes. “It’s my
subconscious giving me what I want.” some say. “It’s a bad hair day,” someone
else says. “Life happens.”
Don’t you feel your energy spiraling down?
Sort of like now with this damn Corona19 virus thing. Sometimes
the world gets thrown into chaos, and we must dig our way out.
Yet, we wonder, “Are we magnets walking around in a sea of other
magnets, attracting this, repelling that, wondering what in the heck is
happening?” And don’t you hate it when someone says, “What did you do to
attract that?” Well, if I was in control of my Attracting, I wouldn’t attract
you to ask me that.”
Yet you hear the whisper, don’t you? You feel it reverberate in
your bones. There is something to it. You know something exists but you don’t
know how to implement it.
The interviewees in The Secret introduced the concept to
the masses—or tried to.
What if the Secret works all the time? What if we are always attracting,
repelling, asking, for, and railing against. We create without effort or
thinking, That’s the reason we get crap sometimes.
“I want a new Alexis,”
you say. “Ha, says another part of your conscious, you can’t afford an Alexis.”
Bam, there goes your Alexis.
One fellow who is into this Law of Attraction says to keep all
negativity out of your house. And to be careful with your speech. Speech is
even more potent than thought.
I better stop swearing.
“Create your own Universe as you go along.” said Winston
Churchill.
Some people think this Law of Attraction is magic. You ask, you
receive, that’s it. If you don’t get what you want, you think it’s not working.
Sometimes it does work like magic. Other times it comes in little spirits. You
have a thought about something you would like to fix or manifest. Then another
creative idea joins it, and another, until Viola! You get it.
I need to take some action.
.
Notice that the last part of Attraction is
action. Musicians know this, they practice, then aim for the gig.
How do you describe a state of mind? What are the thoughts
rattling around in our brain? Sunshine and light? Being positive all the time? “That’s not being realistic,” say some.
That’s the reason it doesn’t work.
I think the attraction genie loves exuberance and happy thoughts,
and decides to jump in and contribute. You know how we are attracted to the group having fun.
Here’s to happy thoughts,
Jo
Hey, maybe it’s ok to swear sometimes. It clears the pipes.
In Our Back Yard:
Some critter is stacking in the
winter groceries—my chickens. I lost two. I loved having them free-range, and
we had a nice strip of grass behind the Wayback, our auxiliary building.
However, the fence there is chain-link and not secure for climbing or burrowing
chicken-eating critters. At night the chickens liked to roost on the fence. I
guess they looked like sitting ducks, uh, luscious hens. Two of my hens became
dinner.
Husband dear and I spent this
evening shoring up the chicken yard for the remaining three hens. One is of my
original three I’ve had since babies. The other two are my adoptees Blackie, and
Red, who showed up and stayed. Last night before I locked them in their little
chicken house, Blackie jumped up on the top rail of the eight-foot chicken yard
fence and made it through an opening in the bird netting.
From the 2 x 4 boarded top of the yard, she jumped onto the
Wayback’s roof and over to the Tiny house. She spent the night roosting on the
roof’s ridge.
That girl has self-preservation.
Tonight, all three are locked in their house.