The Law of Attraction is only one of four Universal laws to be applied...

[dR-Green]

"1. The Law of Attraction: like attracts like.
2. The Law of Deliberate Intent: what is intended and held resolutely within thought, word and deed manifests.
3. The Law of Allowance: allowing what is intended to manifest while using the observer mode to be awake and aware while continuing to hold the focus without being rigid as to the outcome. (Allowing thought to think!)
4. The Law of Balance: applying the first 3 laws and focusing within the present moment."

Source:

No More Hoaxes - A Special Message For You

No More Hoaxes - The Creation

Note: When the word "god" is used it refers to nothing religious, as many of you who have looked into quantum physics/mechanics or the spiritual side of things will know. I'd definately recommend reading all the books because it takes the information in "The Secret" to a whole other level and more

[henrii]

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Henrii

[dR-Green]

I like that

I haven't gone through all the threads in this forum to know what's been talked about, but a way to introduce people to (real) spirituality without it bringing thoughts of religion to mind would be highly useful. I've seen atheists who stand by the "Darwinian" and "scientific method" dismiss scientific information as religious nonsense simply because a certain word is used, so all their beloved scientific information gets ignored along with it and they gain absolutely nothing. Blast the human psychology! This mess so-called "leaders" have managed to get us to make for ourselves is ridicilous. We would need a whole new vocabulary just to introduce ideas for people's consideration. And the same applies for the How can they come to a decision when they don't even have information to base that decision on. Its craziness.

[future pather]

God created the scientist, who then looked up and said, "Prove that you exist!" Lol.


Jessica

[dR-Green]

hehe... Now that you mention that, thinking about it, everyone must surely believe "something" like that exists, because even the biggest atheist has to consider the possibility, and I'm no expert in human psychology but I would say that indicates doubt, or they wouldn't even question it at all. So I think the more important question or the issue to address is not whether or not "god" exists, but what is it.

I can assure you I know there's no invisible bearded guy sitting in the clouds with a Santa Claus type book, but from a combined opinion through researching spiritual and scientific information, some of it dating back thousands of years, "something" is definately going on, and humans were pretty aware of it a long time ago. I just wouldn't call it "god", and most certainly not prey to it or worship it as it seems subject to the same laws as everyone and everything else within this universe. It seems the true "ruler" is the universe itself, or "The Creation" (the thought made manifest), and the source consciousness of that thought intends to know itself through its smaller holographic fragments (us) experiencing within and upon itself, and the only rule (although that's also a choice if we are to go deeper) is to turn knowledge gained into wisdom applied, or "evolve"

As for "creation" being a religious term, well, the universe is the creation, you are the creator

What I find interesting or can't help but wonder about is what is the source of the source, whether we take the consciousness approach or the big bang theory, surely there must be "something" to begin with. Like if the universe is an idea or a thought made manifest by "the one" consciousness, then where did that consciousness come from... I've heard "from another universe that has achieved perfection through evolution" to be an answer, but frankly that's just a riddle because there would need to be a source for the other universe, and "the big bang" can't just bang from absolutely nothing

[future pather]

When I pondered God I decided that whatever the "real" case is, I would believe whatever I found to be most useful to me.

Perhaps my brain can't even comprehend what the "real" case is, so I might as well believe something useful to me.

I decided that God is the source of all goodness. It is just simple and and easy way to harness faith when I keep it on those terms.

In the Bible, before the commandments, there is the story of Abraham being credited for his faith.

I think faith in goodness is the point of believing in God. For me, it helps me to keep from becoming jaded, or turning to the dark side if you will

And the story of Job can be seen as a way of demonstrating that although logic may show us that we should lose faith, there is an important value of holding on to hope. (Job did receive much more than he started with by the end of that story.)

Imo the point of life is to enjoy it as much as possible, without causing harm to others.

It seems that usually leads one to progress in learning, growing, etc. bc you must find happiness without blaming or taking advantage of those around you.

From Romans, Ch. 8 :

20For the creation was subjected to frustration, not by its own choice, but by the will of the one who subjected it, in hope 21that[i] the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God.

Does this mean our destiny is to become eternal beings?

Regarding the big bang, I really don't have too much insight. But I like this guy's essays. . .Here is one about time :


Dovid Krafchow - Science Essays - Time


Jessica

[henrii]

I like that

Glad you liked it

God created the scientist, who then looked up and said, "Prove that you exist!" Lol.


Jessica

[henrii]

Correction on Law of Attraction??

Here is something that might interest, what Law of Attraction is all about.

How "the law of attraction" works, page 1

Henrii