16 Comments so far

1. Bo on January 17, 2008 8:43 am

   You are absolutely right. Heard of it, want it bring nothing if we don’t do it personally. By doing it bit by bit and day by day, we will be able to build up and strengthen our “magnetic field” to attact what we desire in our life.

2. raymond on January 17, 2008 9:54 am

   Hi Bo,

   That’s correct. As T. Harv Eker said, “the habit is more important than the amount”

   How true is that.

3. Rose on January 17, 2008 9:59 am

   Hi Raymond,
   I’m still learning about how the Law of Attraction works. Beside LOA we actually need to know and understand how others laws works as they are interconnected. Am I right? Once we understood how they work in harmony then it easy for us to apply. This statement look very simple, but not easy. Applying it requires a tremendous amount of discipline and personal dedication by the individual who wants to make that change.
   But for beginners I believe there must be a way it all started with the Thought-Words-Action.
   But Raymond did you know that we all talk to ourselves about 50,000 times during each day? I’ve seen this statement written in few of others articles, hope it’s true. We say to ourselves is about what we can or cannot do? Wow, 50,000 thing. What sort of things do we tell ourselves? May be that is why meditation or visualization play an important part in our daily activities. The above might be right or wrong. Please corrected me whichever statement that’s not true. Okay, will be seeing you around once I’m free from workload. Thanks again for today post.

4. raymond on January 17, 2008 10:24 am

   Hi Rose,

   Once we want something really badly, the process of visualization and emotions will present automatically.

   Sometimes we need the discipline because we do not have the strong reason or we have not want it badly yet.

   I know that we do talk to ourselves very frequently but I do not have the exact figure. Thanks for sharing that with us.

5. Alex Kay on January 17, 2008 1:30 pm

   I try to think positively all day, so I guess it outweights it pretty much.

   Nice post!

6. raymond on January 17, 2008 1:54 pm

   Hi Alex,

   I’m so happy and grateful now that I have attracted a bunch of grateful people over here.

   It’s good to know you. I’m looking forward to see you here again.

7. Dining Room Tables on January 17, 2008 3:15 pm

   Raymond, one cannot spend time on this. This has to become one’s very life. It has to be an automatic thing, a part of one’s personality. Tools like meditation and visualizing help if one is regular, to make it all part of one’s life. One has to become more conscious of his thinking process to make the whole philosophy work. This is what must happen and is happening to me.

8. Benjamin on January 17, 2008 3:19 pm

   Hmm

   20/80 I guess, productive time VS sabotaging time in a day on average. Could perhaps account for my results.

   Guess I am being to much influenced by my current situation, its hard to look ahead in a positive manner.

   Looking forward to learn from you blog tomorrow.

9. raymond on January 17, 2008 3:50 pm

   Hi Benjamin,

   It’s good that you know that now.

   It’s an indicator for you to take massive action to change that if you desire positive result.

   Perhaps you can begin with visiting more personal development blogs (like this one) and form a new habit to avoid the negatives and attract the positives.

   Just my 2 cents.

   I will always support you.

   All the best.

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12. zaki blogjer on January 20, 2008 1:38 pm

    Sabotage time outnumber the LOA time for me. Not good. But I have tried ignoring the bad thought, but fails to attract good thing consistently.

13. raymond on January 20, 2008 1:50 pm

    Hi Zaki,

    What can I say? Practice makes perfect

    Perhaps, the best way is to plant some habits first.

    “Human is a creature of habit” - T. Harv Eker

14. Gloria Hamilten on January 22, 2008 10:35 pm

    Raymond,

    You are soooooooo right with these words: “It involves action and effort. However a lot of people choose to create a false believe that it doesn"t involve any effort or action.”

    In my line of work, I often introduce the concept of ‘your thoughts create your reality’ with an explanation dealing with doing and acting not just wishing.

    Some people, however still take it literally and I have to explain that they still have to get their ‘hands dirty’ to bring it about.

    Great, powerful article.

    Gloria

15. raymond on January 23, 2008 1:31 am

    Hi Gloria,

    I think that’s what cause the existence of the Pareto Principle.

    Glad that you like this article.

16. Brian on January 28, 2008 7:33 am

    As Dr. Robert Anthony puts it; act like your thoughts are going to immediately manifest.
    He doesn’t mean that they will immediately manifest but you should be ‘flip switching’ any negatives right away.