Abundance Meme Project

If you have seen or read The Secret or maybe read any of the Abraham books, you are familiar with the Law of Attraction, which says that we attract what we focus our attention on. It’s a little more involved than that –it really is about your overall vibration. Your outer reality always corresponds to your inner vibration. The Law of Attraction creates outer circumstances that match your inner reality. It’s related to the Hermetic axiom, As Above, So Below. It could just as easily say, As Inner, so Outer.

To use the Law of Attraction, it helps to be aware of what you are thinking and feeling as much as possible. When you react to events that don’t please you in a negative way, you are attracting more of the same. This is really the key to mastering the Law, and the most difficult part of it. For it demands that you pay more attention to your desires than to what is “really” happening in your outer world. I put “really” in quotes because it’s just an assumption we make that outer events are more real than our inner reality. If anything, it’s the other way around. As quantum theory teaches, everything is made of energy –physical reality is actually further removed from pure energy than our thoughts and emotions. So if we want to change things, it’s the inner world that is of primary importance!

You can find some books that will help you better understand the Law of Attraction:

The Abraham books, channeled by Esther Hicks, have introduced many people to the Law of Attraction This law states that you are always attracting with your thoughts and emotions, and that what you attract will always correspond to what you are vibrating. So in order to attract abundance in the outer world, you must vibrate abundance in your feelings.

In the latest Abraham book, Money and the Law of Attraction, Abraham describes how to align your emotions with abundance by telling better stories about your life to yourself. The book also talks about manifesting health and physical well being.

The Abraham books are interesting, because while there is nothing exactly “new” in them –the same basic metaphysical ideas can be found in books written in the 19th Century and even earlier– the way it’s presented is so simple and straightforward that it’s easier to learn. The books are deceptively simple, because to master these lessons you really have to pay attention to every detail and then remember to apply it to your daily life.

The following is the first part of a five part video series that was taped at an Abraham workshop. You can find the links to the rest of the series on Youtube.