The Law of Attraction had beautifully been depicted in a Hindi Movie: Karan Arjun, directed by Rakesh Roshan.
Have you watched that movie?
If so, did you notice that the role of Mother enacted in the film by Rakheeji so strongly believed and visualized that her dead sons would return.
She set a goal that her dead sons would return to her, lived that belief through visualization for 25 years and pour all her emotions into that thought to finally achieve it.
Feeling is extremely important as it involves integration of emotions, the most powerful drive for achievements, into fulfilling your desired goal.
If you wish to achieve in life what appear impossible, do not give up. Direct all your emotional energy to make it happen. Trust me, if you are determined and adamant to never give up - The Law of Attraction would help you to make it a success.
For most of us, riding the waves of success with no failure at all, such thoughts are illusionary. Isn't it? But, never forget that most of the most successful leaders were fortunate to embrace failures first.
Have you watched that movie?
If so, did you notice that the role of Mother enacted in the film by Rakheeji so strongly believed and visualized that her dead sons would return.
Re-incarnation is still a debatable topic but the film, with Director's knowledge of Law of Attraction, is a classic exaple of what I call: Set a goal, visualize and feel it -- to achieve the impossible.
She set a goal that her dead sons would return to her, lived that belief through visualization for 25 years and pour all her emotions into that thought to finally achieve it.
Feeling is extremely important as it involves integration of emotions, the most powerful drive for achievements, into fulfilling your desired goal.
If you wish to achieve in life what appear impossible, do not give up. Direct all your emotional energy to make it happen. Trust me, if you are determined and adamant to never give up - The Law of Attraction would help you to make it a success.
For most of us, riding the waves of success with no failure at all, such thoughts are illusionary. Isn't it? But, never forget that most of the most successful leaders were fortunate to embrace failures first.
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