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Law of Attraction for Students (Part 1)
June 8, 2007 | 8 Comments
After I watched The Secret for the first time, I was so excited. I shared the concept of the Law of Attraction with almost everybody I met. To my surprise, they do not get as excited as I do. Instead, they thought I was out of my mind.
Finally, I decided to gather a few children (7 to 10 years old), which are my students (I am a teacher) and began to teach them the concept of the Law of Attraction diary of a tired black man movie download frame of mind divx download moon zero two dvdrip
They were amazed. I gave them some case studies and showed them some of the ways to apply the Law of Attraction in their “students†life. I asked them to go home and write out their goals and dreams on a piece of paper and read it out loud every morning and night. Obviously, children are better followers compare to adults.
On the next day, they showed me their list of goals. Those were long lists. The toys, the dolls, new stationeries, new bikes, robot model, go to beaches with their family, become a doctor, become a teacher, get flying color results in their examination and the lists go on.
It was a jaw-dropping experience to me. I picked some examples and have a live visualization session with them. I played the Attraction Accelerator audio as a background music. I asked them to imagine them playing with the dolls (their wish). Who are they going to play with? What are they going to say to their friends when they play with the dolls, feel the feeling of the whole process. Feel the color, feel the texture, feel the tone of the voice, and feel the joy and the fun. After playing with the dolls, how are they going to keep it? Where will they put it?
The whole session was great. They were confident that they were able to use the Law of Attraction effectively until one day one of the kid came to me and say …… (to be continue)
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