Examples of the Law Of Attraction: 2

                                                           
 
 
 
I'm sure most of you would have done this in childhood.. whenever you wanted something, you would look skywards, or, pray, and send out a wish or wishes to the Universe or to God... and, invariably, you would be delighted when it came true.(And, if it didn't, there would be a reason, which you would realize now only, when you think about it)
 
I recall many such thoughts. I would look at circus posters plastered all over town, and imagine myself thoroughly enjoying the show in advance......When we would purchase tickets to the circus(Usually in the morning for an evening show) , which usually came to Baroda in the rainy season, I would be looking skywards if it was a heavily overcast day with rainclouds, and would be saying' Please let the rains come only after we have visited the circus', or something to that effect.. it would be a sincere, genuine wish as a child... and usually, the Universe would grant it. And, we would have a grand time at the circus.
 
What is the difference between then and now? Not much... it's just that over a period of time, our mind gets fixated on what can happen and what cannot happen, and, if it says something cannot be avoided, we many times avoid asking the Universe for it, and, if we ask, we many a times do not believe in it.
Hence, please do go back to any pleasant childhood memories you have, and, think how delighted you were when a wish came true....and how easy it was to 'Ask.... Believe... Receive'..... and, slowly and steadily begin implementing it in daily life... I do, and, a majority of the times, it works.. the mind still plays the 'no,no, it can't happen' trick, the rest of the time.. and, that needs to be mastered. heh heh.
Please do share any such childhood memories of wishes coming true... it would be an inspiration to all.


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