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Law of Attraction. How to use it ?

Updated on December 1, 2017
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Nitika is a psychologist and has been working in a hospital and several online counselling platforms.

Some general guidelines first:


1. Think about what you want, and not about what you don't want!

I will explain this with an instance. Say, to live in a bungalow and not a flat. For this, you should have affirmations like," Living in a bungalow is wonderful" or "I want it because it is independent and spacious". If you don't want to live anywhere else for what so ever reason, don't mention statements like," I just don't want to settle for a flat" etc. This is because indirectly you would be thinking about the flat only. You have to eliminate the words you don't want from your vocabulary as well. Sentences like," Oh God! I don't want to put on weight" are not to be used. Instead use, "I am on the process of losing excess body fat".

2. You might be wondering that, why did I use the statement in the present tense?

This also has a reason. You have to affirm then trust that the process has already started. You have to put faith in the process and actually believe it. In a span of time you will witness events and things happening which are in lieu to your wish. If you form declarations in the future tense then in that case, chances are that it would keep getting postponed to the future only. Let's discuss the step to follow now.


"Silence has vibrations, and vibrations are our thoughts."

The Three Steps

The simple steps in which you have to proceed are:

1. Affirm/Ask

You have to formulate certain that proclamations in your life, like "I am healthy and slim", "I am a good student", "I am wealthy" and so on.

Techniques which help

Writing your affirmations on a piece of paper everyday or keeping them at a place where you can see them everyday. Remember to write them in the accomplished / accomplishing state. You can also make a Vision Board, by sticking all the pictures of your desired things in a display board in your personal room. You would get to see them everyday. Those pictures should clearly describe your requirements in health, wealth or relationships whatsoever you desire.

2. The second step is to believe that your desires are actually manifesting. The process of believing requires actually feeling that thing is accomplished and not just thinking firmly about it. For eg, you to aspire to buy a car soon, you have to feel that you own a car. One law attraction seeker actually used to practice driving a car by sitting on his chair and with some music. He actually used to visualise driving a car while enacting driving it.

This also leads us to an important concept called visualization which helps us in creating strong vibrations to be sent out to the universe.

Hence feeling how you would feel after being granted your wish and visualizing are basic techniques which are to be done as much as possible in a daily basis.

3. Live your life as you would have lived it after attainment of your desires and start experiencing the magic soon!

Do you believe in the law of attraction?

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