Comments on: Gratitude and Law of Attraction: It’s Always About How You Feel!

By: GP Staff

GP Staff — Sun, 02 May 2010 04:38:37 +0000

Tasha,
Your words are inspiring. Thanks for the comment. It’s so true that you have to be grateful right now so that you can enjoy today AND a better tomorrow. Enjoy this day! CHRIS

By: Tasha

Tasha — Sat, 01 May 2010 16:27:34 +0000

My advice is to be grateful for what is great about your life and to imagine your new job and know it’s going coming soon.
Gratitude is where real happiness lies,not so much in outer circumstances.
The new job you are imagining will feel good because of the good feelings you attach to it.
Right now,at your current job(because as long as you have to work there while your other job is manifesting)pay attention to all and any good things about it.Even if your current job is horrible,just try to find one thing about it that’s good and give thanks.
Keep up gratitude for all that is well in your life now and gratitude for all the blessings coming.And that’s all there is to it Good luck

By: Merrill

Merrill — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 05:54:02 +0000

It’s starting to make sense. It takes practice. Thanks!

By: GP Staff

GP Staff — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 14:49:59 +0000

Merrill,
You can talk about the new job in any way that feels good, and about any aspects that feel good. Most of it you will be “making up” at first but that is OK. You can say “I will work with really fun people.” If the thought thrills you, then say “and they will be engaged in making their jobs expand for the good of everyone.” And if that thrills you and feels good, then say “and they will love having me in the office.” If, instead you say “I will work with really fun people” and inside you feel worse and tell yourself, “ya, right, like THAT is going to happen,” then it is better to think of something else completely off that topic that does feel better. If you feel good, Law of Attraction will work its magic. Positive words with a diminished feeling works against you. Make sense?

By: Merrill

Merrill — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 06:36:15 +0000

I like what you’re saying, Chris….but I’m not sure of where to start with thinking and talking about that new job (for example) in terms that feel good. Is it like saying “I’m going to enjoy all the money that new job is going to give me”?