The Truth About Universal Law of Attraction Myths

If you have any connection to the outside world, you’ve heard of the Universal Law of Attraction. Bookstores, web sites, and self improvement seminars are overflowing with information about it. Nonetheless, there are still so many misconceptions about how our thoughts create (or attract) our reality.

One of the many Law of Attraction myths is as follows: If you think about something long enough, it will definitely happen.

This myth is an exaggeration, though not a total lie. If you sit for hours focused on skittles falling from the sky, there’s very little chance that you’ll experience skittle rain. However, something of a similar thought vibration will manifest.

You may suddenly start to become aware of skittles everywhere—on the concrete where children have dropped them, in a co-worker’s cubicle, on the counter at the grocery store. Alte
atively, you may not see skittles at all. You may start to experience events that give you the same feeling arises when focusing on skittles raining from the sky—joy, amazement, child-like excitement.

If you’re interested in learning more about applying Law of Attraction, check out Self Improvement Saga’s two part series Universal Law of Attraction Myths: Truth versus Hype.