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Law of Attraction
Eric Ontiveros
English 60B
WCA#10
19 July 2010
Law of Attraction The law of attraction is real and we experience it every day of our lives. It is having actual physical existence and can be proven scientifically. What you think about is what you attract into your life. If you are always thinking negative, guess what? You will only manifest negativity. I personally have experienced it my self without knowing that the law of attraction even existed. I have always been a positive person and will take no for an answer. For example, everyone told me I was too young to own an apartment, better yet own a new Honda accord. I kept hearing people around me that I could not afford it. I stayed positive and did not let any negativity interfere with my dream. I of course bought my car. That’s when I found out about the law of attraction. I put two and two together and realized I have accomplished most of my goals, because I am optimistic and remained persevere. Have you ever thought about a friend you have not spoken to in a long time and later get a phone call by them? That’s the evidence of the law of attraction working. It has been no secret to philosophers, inventors, and heroes of our time. Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln are just a few that new how to use the law of attraction to their advantage. Learning how to turn a negative thought to a positive one can be challenging, but becomes natural when practiced frequently.

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