"Unless you do something about your vibrational countenance, nothing can change. Nothing long term will change, that's certain...Find thoughts that feel good, because it is inevitable that you are going to always be moving toward something. So why not be moving toward something that is pleasing? You can't cease to vibrate, and Law of Attraction will not stop responding to the vibration that you are offering. So, expansion is inevitable. You provide it, whether you know you do, or not. The only question is, what is the standard of joy that you are demanding for yourself?" A. Hicks

The standard of joy that we demand of ourselves and of life is what we attract. Period. If our "vibrational countenance" is set on sadness, anger, joylessness and a constant state of complaining, we will attract more of the things that cause these same reactions. If, on the other hand, starting right now, you change your response and feelings toward that which causes these reactions, you can cease attracting more of the same. The secret lies in vibration.

As a firm believer in the laws of the universe, I believe our world could be headed for an event known simply as Armageddon. Why? I believe it is because of the universal Law of Attraction. Science has shown us that our thoughts are energy. As someone who experienced this law first-hand in a moment of desperation, I believe it might be possible that our world has been attracting Armageddon and end-time events ever since the time of Jesus. If our thoughts truly do determine our reality, imagine the combined thoughts of millions of people, over many centuries, all focusing upon the same event--Armageddon. If it is indeed coming then there is not a soul on earth who can hide from it.

If you are ever to tap into the Law of Attraction and control what experiences you have then you must KNOW you will have that which you desire. Of course, you must believe you will receive whatever you are trying to attract into your life, but believing carries the connotation that you must first convince yourself in order to believe. However, knowing is demonstrating unconditional certainty that you will receive that which you desire.

 During my life experiments with the Law of Attraction, I learned there is a thin line between merely believing and knowing. In the beginning, I thought it was enough to make myself believe that I would receive that which I was trying to attract. However, it finally occurred to me that believing I was going to receive something was a little different than knowing I would receive something.

The most important thing we all need in order to function is love. We are born with the instinct to desire and to attraction affection, which often times leaves us saddened and hurting. The pain felt from a failed relationship can be quite devastating, and even more so for the one being dumped. It is a fact of life that love sometimes hurts, and the desolation felt can lead many into a state of total depression and anxiety. If the relationship is terminated suddenly and without warning, such as is often the case when an extramarital affair is involved, it can leave us feeling abandoned and insecure.

What if you could manifest anything you want into your life? Well, you can! The Law of Attraction has exploded onto the scene, thanks in part to the hit movie The Secret. This universal law basically states that you attract that which you think about the most and with the greatest intensity. Its principles are easy to comprehend, but implementing these principles into your life can be quite difficult.

Most people who try using the Law of Attraction for the first time usually give up after a short while. Why? They give up because the thing(s) they are trying to attract into their lives never shows up. Fact is, there is much more to attracting what you want in life than merely watching a movie. Though it is an interesting movie, just watching The Secret is not going to fulfill your wildest dreams.

From the moment you were born, it has been there, waiting. Death comes for us all at a time we think not. Most cultures celebrate the birth of a newborn child and mourn whenever someone passes away. But why do we mourn the dead? It is only natural for us to fear the unknown, and death would certainly fit into that category. But why should we fear death, especially considering that it is just as much a part of life as is birth?

Of course, religion does play a major role in developing our fears of death. Let's face it, the slightest chance of spending an eternity in some type of Hell would scare anyone to death. However, as many of you know, I do not believe in some vindictive God who allows people to torment for all eternity. So, what does happen when we die?