The Secret Is Wags

I’m not the only person gathering law of attraction evidence. Here are a couple great law of attraction evidence stories from readers:

A Bike

Stacey visualized herself riding a bike, which was something she did often a couple of years ago, and has been missing lately. Shortly after she began visualizing riding again, her friend called and asked if Stacey wanted her bike back. She had completely forgotten that her friend had it!

So often, we already have what we need. We just don’t think to look at what we already have.

Nepal

Another reader chatted with a cashier in a deli. She asked the cashier where he was from. He said he was from Nepal and talked a little of his people. She was intrigued and wanted to know more. She decided to google Nepal when she got home. But when she booted up her computer and checked her e-mail, she found the latest issue of her New York Times travel subscription. The main article in this issue? It was on Nepal, of course.

Notice that this woman never took action to get what she wanted, which was information on Nepal. Many law of attraction teachers, especially those featured in The Secret, say you have to take action to activate the law of attraction. Abraham-Hicks disagrees, and if you pay attention to law of attraction evidence, you see that Abraham-Hicks is right. Attracting what you desire is a mental journey, not a physical one.

Here are a couple more of my little bits of evidence:

Boone’s Wine (3/20/10)

Friday evening, when Tim and I were sitting by a beach fire chatting with our friends, Lyn and Kathy, we talked about alcohol and drinking. Tim doesn’t drink, so Lyn and Kathy were asking him if he ever did. Of course, he doesn’t remember, but he’d told me before his memory wipe that he tried it twice when he was in the Army and wasn’t impressed.

Lyn, Kathy, and I then started talking about things we drank in college. We were reminiscing about bad wine, and Lyn mentioned Boone’s Farm apple wine.

Last night, Tim and I watched the movie, Juno. At one point, one of the characters mentions Boone’s wine.

I haven’t thought about Boone’s Farm wine in years and years, and there was a reference twice in two days.

Beaver (3/21/10)

Tim was watching golf. On the TV, Padraig Harrington was putting. Tim said, “There’s your favorite beaver.” Padraig (and if he ever reads this, I don’t mean this with any malice) looks very much like a cute beaver when he concentrates on a shot because of the way he bares his front upper teeth.

We were playing Scrabble at the time. Tim took his turn. I looked down at my letters, and guess what six of them spelled? B-E-A-V-E-R.

This, I’m discovering, is what it’s like to be in what Abraham-Hicks calls the vortex. It’s a magical place here.

And the better we feel, the better we feel. And the more evidence we see, the more evidence we get.

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