Money, and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Wealth, Health, and Happiness

I’ve always looked at the Law of Attraction (LoA) from a non-spiritual point of view. Basically, if you think about something enough, you’ll probably end up doing it.That’s why I’ve always liked The Strangest Secret (1956) by Earl Nightingale version of LoA. It’s a very non-spiritual take on it. He compares your mind to a field and whatever you plant will bear that fruit. And it doesn’t care what you plant (good or bad thoughts, productive or unproductive thoughts, etc.), it will bear that fruit.But where Nightingale falls short is advice to the reader to take advantage of this knowledge. All he really suggests is to write what you want on a note card and to keep it with you. The problem is our real motivation in life to take action is an emotional one. You ran down your stairs as a kid to open your Christmas presents because of the emotions you felt. Looking at words on a card, even if they are about what you really want in life, doesn’t always stir those emotions and thus doesn’t always lead to action.This is where Abraham/Hicks excels (and I can see why many of their/her books get 5 stars and thousands of reviews). Not only does she focus on your emotions, she also gives you a almost a step-by-step guide and various exercises to use to help you to focus on what you want on a daily basis.I won’t list them here or give a summary as her writing does a much better job than mine in telling you why and how to do them. And probably any summary of this book will fall short of doing it justice. Just get it.Yes, you’ll have to read some of that woo woo New Age stuff (maybe it’s true, I don’t know), but there is solid advice here that any rigorous scientific study would validate as being effective in changing your life for the better.

I have been listening to Abraham online and this is my first book by him, Esther, and Jerry. It is very inspirational. I recommend reading this to anyone who feels there is deeper meaning to our being here on earth.

If you thought  Ask & It Is Given  was an excellent book, you will think  Money, and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Wealth, Health, and Happiness  is phenomenal. Ask and It is Given, the first Abraham Series book that I've read, provided a great introduction to the Law of Attraction. Money and The Law of Attraction provides a more in depth discussion of how to attract wealth, health, and overall happiness. It focuses on the importance of pivoting your thoughts from negative to positive ones--not only for the areas that require change in your life, but all of your thoughts. Abraham, the non-physical entity, that narrates the book, emphasizes that there are two sides to every story--one positive side and one negative side. It is important to learn how to view the positive side to every situation. He notes that in order to attract goodness in your life, you must "feel good." Feeling good keeps you in line with your source spirit, "who you really are." Good thoughts attract good thoughts attract good thoughts. And all of this attracts good energy. So it is important that you do and think thoughts that will cause you to feel good all the time. I really don't think I fully comprehended the Law of Attraction until I read this book. When I read Ask and It is Given, I worked on trying to change my negative thoughts to positive ones only on the areas of my life that needed improvement. From this book, I realize how important pivoting, thinking only positive thoughts throughout my day, on every subject and situation I come across, will attract the abundance and happiness that I'm looking for in my life. I've read the book only a week ago, and already, I've noticed results. A close friend of mine commented that I seem to be a much happier person (and this is only after a week). Some doors that were previously closed are opening up in my life. I'm feeling so much more confident about myself and the goodness that continues to come my way.I've always thought with the self-help books that it's important to not only discuss how great the book is, but also discuss some of the results. Results are really what people want to see when they invest in a self-help book. Below are some of the manifestations that I noticed a day or so after I started implementing pivoting into my life:RESULTS:1. I start some side consulting and already have interested clients.2. I am making significant headway on a small personal goal that required action from others. I thought my success with this goal was out-of-my-hands, but now I see that I'm bringing forth the attraction that is making things happen to my benefit.3. I'd been trying to open doors to an opportunity for almost a year, and then last week (a couple of days after reading this book and implementing its lessons) I received a phone call that has changed my life.4. Everyday, I look forward to the wonderful gifts I'm receiving and all it takes is just making sure that I feel good.What I have done to attract some of these positive things:1. Before I go to bed and when I wake up in the morning, I speak my positive affirmations that I will make it my priority to feel good.2. In the mornings (and sometimes in the evenings before I go to bed), I write down all of my happy thoughts, great things that are happening in my life3. Throughout the day, I play the #1 process game (discussed in Ask and It is Given but I forget the name of the game) where I focus on things in my immediate environment that pleases me. Example: I love the color of that blouse. It reminds me of the color of the dress I wore to my first high school dance. Wasn't that dance the most fun? Etc.4. When bad thoughts pop up, I tell myself that's not in line with "who I am" and I think about something uplifting.5. I work on some of the other processes discussed in Ask and It Is Given.6. I constantly tell myself that I have a gift of thinking good thoughts and bringing happiness into my life.Once you start implementing the teachings in this book, it really begins to become second nature. And then start noticing the blessings coming forth. I HIGHLY recommend this book.

This book had been recommended to me a number of times. My mindset has recently come around to being ready to read this book. I loved it and marked it up all the way through. I've seen some reviews simply stating that 'think positive' is the summary, but the messages here are more nuanced that just that, along with the fact that thinking positive is a PATTERN we need to establish, so some additional repetition is actually a good thing as you go through this book. The repetition gives you opportunities to consider and reconsider how to approach your thoughts about your life, work, health, etc. The book spends a couple of sections introducing the concept, one shorter section talking about 'money', which is primarily the idea of adopting an abundance mindset vs a scarcity mindset (our thoughts are energy/vibration and attract similar vibrations). There's a section on health, and a section on career. All are great. I look forward to reading it again. If the idea of vibrational alignment seems foreign to you, I'd recommend starting with The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. A great companion book to this is Biology of Belief by Dr. Bruce Lipton, who explains the biological mechanisms behind vibrational energy.

This is such a great book!

Conhecimento extremamente profundo!

This book is for anyone believing there is a higher power in the Universe. To some, it may be God, to others it may be another force within the Universe. It is must reading. It is written in a conversational tone. I highly recommend it for everyone.

Secret of life is in the book. Must read

Amazing book, 100% my mindset!Fully believe in the law of attraction. Easy to understand and read, even for a German ;).Buy it, read it, read it again, and see how your life is changing!

Me gustó mucho ,lo recomendaría para gente que quiera mejorar su vida,salud,dinero y amor de una forma fácil con pricipios claros y faciles de aplicar