Law Of Attraction Essay

Ever wondered what this law of attraction is? Well the answer for this question is most probably a no, assuming so now let me tell you my story how I stumbled upon this law. Being an engineering student all that I ever wondered was about my exams, marks and placements which represented my limited thought process until very recently I happened to read a book. Now do not consider me a great nerd,well as a part of my English assignment I was asked to read a book and write a review for my internal marks. Little did I know that this book would change the way I think and indirectly the way I live. Bunking my math class, scanning through the huge Jain library one book caught my eyes THE SECRET was the title by the author Rhonda Bryne. Having …show more content…
“Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind” as said by Albert Einstein, here I shall provide evidences for this law on the basis of religion that is by connecting to the deeper meaning of verses of holy scriptures like Bhagwadgita, Bible and Quran. As this is my first ever blog I shall keep it this small, while in my upcoming blogs I will gradually dig deeper.As the name itself suggests the law of attraction is a universal law which tells us that we attract people, money, external things and even situations based on the thoughts we think. It has been scientifically proven that a certain frequency is associated with every thought we think. So every thought is nothing but a certain frequency or a vibration. There are only two responses for any situation or problem that is either you love it or you lack love for it. When you have love for any sort of a situation it depicts that you have a positive thought rooted in your conscious mind, henceforth the frequency associated with the positive thought sends a signal to the universe for more positive outcomes when the frequency resonates you see the manifestation of your thought as a