“The law of attraction is the name given to the belief that “like attracts like” and that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, one can bring about positive or negative results.[1][2][3][4] This belief is based upon the idea that people and their thoughts are both made from pure energy, and the belief that like energy attracts like energy.[citation needed] One example used by a proponent of the law of attraction is that if a person opened an envelope expecting to see a bill, then the law of attraction would “confirm” those thoughts and contain a bill when opened. A person who decided to instead expect a check might, under the same law, find a check instead of a bill.[5]
Although there are some cases where positive or negative attitudes can produce corresponding results (principally the placebo and nocebo effects), there is no scientific basis to the law of attraction.[6]”
i am learning law of attraction since two years and i have been a great fan of Abraham hicks. i believe that she has a different approach to LOA and her teachings resonates with me a lot.
but i don’t know why i am starting to doubt her teachings as nothing is changing in my reality despite of so much effort.
lots of my friends who do believe 100% in law of attraction says that Abraham hicks is a scam ans fraud.
they said that i should quit listening to her and invest in lot of other loa teachers such are rhonda , bob protactor etc
what do you think guys ?
do you think she is scam ? has anyone of you changed your life with Abraham technique ?
please help me gain clarity on this
i shall be very thankful to you 🙂
Abraham-Hicks is right on. I have been meditating Transcendental Meditation (TM) as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi for 40 years. My kids went to the Waldorf Schools. Abraham has been my favorite for about 10 years now. Keep with it. (VLA founder)
Linda Rose
AH is NOT a fraud, I have been listening and practicing her teaching for years and everything ALWAYS works out for me as my thoughts are always of a positive nature/hope/ It feels like I have a forceshield against bad stuff.. Never think a negative thought for more than 17 seconds..soften your negative thought by reaffirming a happy positive thing you know for sure.. Party is fun, feels good to lay on the soft grass on a warm fall day..whatever feels good to you to get away from the negative thought. called getting in the vortex (thoughts of things you love) never focus on lack..yeah, her teaching work for a better happier life . My Mom was one of the first students at the TM program in Goleta , CA in 1973 so we grew up meditating TM. Meditating the Hicks way twice a day for 20 minutes (TM way) is the way to go. I went to an all girls catholic school, worked at Scientology for Hubbard and hung out at the christian science spots so I feel well rounded in religious study 🙂
Cool. I continue to practice TM. My TM friend loves the AH meditating. My son loves Scientology and I consider myself a CS. So, Linda…we look like metaphysical twins. Here is my email. I live in Fairfield, Iowa. And recently the Mormon’s are checking in. I also consider myself a Gnostic. Check out God Above God Gnostic radio podcasts with Miguel Conner (out of Chicago). Interview after interview of academic authors on Gnosticism. Amazing wealth of history.
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“The law of attraction is the name given to the belief that “like attracts like” and that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, one can bring about positive or negative results.[1][2][3][4] This belief is based upon the idea that people and their thoughts are both made from pure energy, and the belief that like energy attracts like energy.[citation needed] One example used by a proponent of the law of attraction is that if a person opened an envelope expecting to see a bill, then the law of attraction would “confirm” those thoughts and contain a bill when opened. A person who decided to instead expect a check might, under the same law, find a check instead of a bill.[5]
Although there are some cases where positive or negative attitudes can produce corresponding results (principally the placebo and nocebo effects), there is no scientific basis to the law of attraction.[6]”
i am learning law of attraction since two years and i have been a great fan of Abraham hicks. i believe that she has a different approach to LOA and her teachings resonates with me a lot.
but i don’t know why i am starting to doubt her teachings as nothing is changing in my reality despite of so much effort.
lots of my friends who do believe 100% in law of attraction says that Abraham hicks is a scam ans fraud.
they said that i should quit listening to her and invest in lot of other loa teachers such are rhonda , bob protactor etc
what do you think guys ?
do you think she is scam ? has anyone of you changed your life with Abraham technique ?
please help me gain clarity on this
i shall be very thankful to you 🙂
Abraham-Hicks is right on. I have been meditating Transcendental Meditation (TM) as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi for 40 years. My kids went to the Waldorf Schools. Abraham has been my favorite for about 10 years now. Keep with it. (VLA founder)
AH is NOT a fraud, I have been listening and practicing her teaching for years and everything ALWAYS works out for me as my thoughts are always of a positive nature/hope/ It feels like I have a forceshield against bad stuff.. Never think a negative thought for more than 17 seconds..soften your negative thought by reaffirming a happy positive thing you know for sure.. Party is fun, feels good to lay on the soft grass on a warm fall day..whatever feels good to you to get away from the negative thought. called getting in the vortex (thoughts of things you love) never focus on lack..yeah, her teaching work for a better happier life . My Mom was one of the first students at the TM program in Goleta , CA in 1973 so we grew up meditating TM. Meditating the Hicks way twice a day for 20 minutes (TM way) is the way to go. I went to an all girls catholic school, worked at Scientology for Hubbard and hung out at the christian science spots so I feel well rounded in religious study 🙂
Cool. I continue to practice TM. My TM friend loves the AH meditating. My son loves Scientology and I consider myself a CS. So, Linda…we look like metaphysical twins. Here is my email. I live in Fairfield, Iowa. And recently the Mormon’s are checking in. I also consider myself a Gnostic. Check out God Above God Gnostic radio podcasts with Miguel Conner (out of Chicago). Interview after interview of academic authors on Gnosticism. Amazing wealth of history.