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irene, March 28, 2008:

Hi, I agree with you and am doing a soul search. I was raised in a very strict home do Do’s and Don’ts so this is a private search for me as well.
The Law of Attraction is quite facenating to me as I love to find just that exact parking place in a crowded place and am grateful. The bigger things like attracting persons to my blog or attracting cash flowing to me thru my online ventures is a challenge for me. Maybe I just need to get-out of my own way, but that isn’t quite clear on how to accomplish that yet.


Patrick, March 28, 2008:

Good blog Gary.I just try to shine and occasionally they wonder whats going on that I could feel so good. Creates an opening if you want to take it.


Suzie Cheel, March 28, 2008:

Interesting post and question Gary. Having recently renamed my blog Law of Attraction in Action, I think I have finally decided that I no longer worry about what people think about being part of this LOA movement.

I know now I want to surround myself with people who have a positive vibration.

I sometimes am surprised by people just being inspired because of who you are and how you are being.

Suzie


Gary, March 29, 2008:

Hi Irene. Thanks for your comment. A few years ago I said to my mentor “I can attract the small things easily, its the big things that I have problems with”. His reply was “So start seeing the big things as small things”.

If you maintain a high vibration, I’m sure you’ll attract the right people into your life that you need to make your desires reality. That’s how its always worked for me.

Gary


Gary, March 29, 2008:

Hi Patrick - Great point and something I missed from this blog post. The greatest way to teach spirituality is through example.

Thank you,
Gary


Gary, March 29, 2008:

Hi Suzie, yes I completely agree with you. Worrying is pointless and has no place with our work.

I’m sure you’ve heard it many times before “the teacher appears when the student is ready” but it really does work like that.

Thanks for stopping by,
Gary


Solomon Broad, March 29, 2008:

I tell people if they ask, but otherwise I keep my mouth shut. I try to live the story than tell the story. ;)


Tiffany, March 29, 2008:

I disagree that the human impulse to share what we experience as truth is rooted in a need for validation–it is (and should be) rooted in a desire to spread what is true and to share good with others. The idea that the only reason to share is to receive validation is a bit self-centered for something that calls itself “spiritual”, isn’t it?


Gary, March 29, 2008:

Hi Solomon, thanks for stopping by.

Hi Tiffany, thanks for leaving your opinion.

Gary


SaiF, April 2, 2008:

Hey Gary!

I just found your site through Mohamad Latiff’s blog. Very interesting posts, man!

I felt like I had to comment on this one because unlike you I was quite open about discussing the Law of Attraction with everyone in my family.

I had all my cousins whispering “the secret, the secret, the secret…” by the end of the week!

lol And they all had the same reactions as I did when I watched the movie.

As such I have decided to give a talk to a group of primary school students in Singapore to spread the message!

I just sent the E-mail to the school principle and I know he’ll say yes =)

And Gary, I don’t know man.. I think people will be open to hearing what we have to say abt the LOA if we say that it is an ideology rather than something spiritual.

Let them make their own discovery that the LOA is indeed spiritual!

To CANI,

SaiF
The World’s First Teen
Personal Development Video Blogger


Gary, April 3, 2008:

Hi SaiF,

Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comments!

Not everyone is as receptive to this information as you and I. But that’s the beauty of free will… we can make our own decisions on what to believe.

Gary


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