If you’re wondering how you can use the Law of Attraction to create wealth in your life or how can you attract more abundance, then it is my intention that by the time you’ve finished reading this article you will have a better understanding of the process you must follow.

First, let us define the word “wealth”. For most wealth will mean more money. However, being wealthy does not necessarily equate to having lots of money. To a caveman, being wealthy could mean having an abundance of food and the best tools available. To a tribesman, being wealthy may mean having the most wives or having the most children. To someone who may have lived a life of illness, being wealthy could mean an abundance of well-being and good health.

What does being wealthy really mean to you?
Do you have a clear picture in your mind of wealth?

Once you’ve defined what wealth means to you in great detail you can now work towards attracting it into your life.

The first step to attracting abundance into your life is by giving gratitude for what you already have. This creates a state of mind in which more things will flow for which you can be grateful. The “Attitude of Gratitude” will take you a long way towards manifesting wealth.

Next, don’t decide on how it will happen, instead just let it happen. Be open to all suggestions as to how this wealth can enter your life. If you were to ask for more money but you say to yourself that it must come in the form of a pay rise, you are limiting the power of the universe to only one channel. Instead if you want more money, feel as if you’ve already got the money and don’t pay any attention to how it comes into your life.

One suggestion that can help you to be more open to receiving money is to make a list of 20 different methods that the money could find its way into your life. Most people will only have access to about 5 different ways of how the money can come into your experience, but when you make a list of 20 different ways you are broadening your horizons and allowing many more possibilities.