Testing the law of attraction

You may already know that I am very interested in The Law of Attraction and enjoyed reading The Secret. The idea that thoughts create reality is something that I'd really like to put to the test.

The Law of Attraction is broken down into three steps:

* Ask: Ask what you want in an object/scenario context

To do this make a list of some things you would really like to have and make a note of the "gut feelings" the things give you. You need to make the definition of the thing you want very clear and you must believe you can have it. If doubt starts to creep in then manifestation is likely to fail. Put a picture of the thing on your computer monitor (or somewhere where you will see it a lot) . Think about having the thing, what does it feel like to have this thing? In your imagination use your five senses to experience the thrill of getting the thing you want

* Believe: Maintain Focus; The universe will answer

Truly believe that the thing is already yours, confidence in your intention is imperative. Think about what you want whenever you get a spare moment. Enjoy the feeling that what you desire will be yours.

* Receive: Do not hesitate when the goal is manifested; seize it immediately.

When your dream becomes reality thank the universe for giving it to you and move onto the next item on your list.

A really simple way to test The Law of attraction is to imagine a blue feather coming into your life (I read this somewhere on the Internet but haven't put it to the test.)

The Blue Feather Experiment

Create a blue feather: (taken from Richard Bach's book - Illusions)

Make it a point, for the next 24 hours, to think about a blue feather as often as you can. Maybe even write it down - in a notebook or on a post-it note you keep on your desk.

If you can maintain this in your mind for a 24 hour period - within 48 hours you will experience a blue feather. Somehow, in some way, a blue feather will come into your life. You will create your own reality.

Give it a try and report back to let me know when the feather appeared. It will be interesting to see how many people the experiment works for. ( and no, it does not count if you see the blue feather on our blog)