The Law of Attraction: Fact or Fiction?

Is it a way to materialize our wildest dreams, or is it a way to deny the true reality that we cannot manifest everything we want?

The law of attraction has been proclaimed as a mechanism to get what you want. What you believe about the world becomes a fact and manifests itself in your life, so if you can change your mind, you can change your life. Sounds too good to be true, right? Let’s take a closer look.

If I won the lottery tomorrow, I’d buy a house on the beach in California. There are so many idyllic locations to build paradise from Carmel to Laguna. And if I believed I could manifest my dream home with strong intention, a little meditation, and similar strategies, I’d be on it lickety-split.

Someone close to me who suffers from impaired thinking recently told me a story. He had blown all his money on trips with girls he had recently met over the summer and was facing some minor financial challenges. He said that after setting his intention to manifest monetary wealth, spending three days meditating and doing “spells” to summon money, he made a discovery. While searching for his shoe under his bed In an apartment he was sharing with five other people…