Hell All, I'll keep this to the point. Being able to manifest a positive change in one's life might hinge (I believe it does) training one's thoughts like one would a talent. In his recent commercials for an insurance company, Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks quarterback speaks about how talent is not god-given. It is a matter of practicing at it until one cannot help but produce the results intended. Think of throwing a football a million times until you can hit a target (moving or not) with tremendous accuracy. Thus, the point is, we must train our minds through repetition until the subconscious mind responds with "alright, alright, I get it." Then your desires manifest.

What often is not spoken about and few understand (there is a YouTube Video on this somewhere) is that once the subconscious realizes what it is supposed to project it projects it. In fact, the video speaks of how our eyes do not just see reality, they project what we believe reality actually is. I understand that, that is a difficult concept to wrap ones mind around. Nonetheless, the more you think about projecting what you want on the universe, the more you will see the hologram change to be a reflection of how you desire to see your reality.

I looked for the video and cannot remember where I saw viewed it. My apology and on to the subject at hand. The law of attraction, in fact, could be, I say, could be, a mechanism to actually distract humans from knowing what power we actually possess. How best to slow down a species by making them believe they can change their reality by thinking positive thoughts and then wait for the result to be drawn to them. To my way of thinking, I'd rather be proactive and actually project those thoughts like building a talent, over and over and over until that ability is mine. In that way, manifesting actually becomes a talent. A valuable talent.

Maybe this helps, maybe you won't believe a word. For me, I try everything and my reality says this is more how things work according to personal experience than attracting results.

Best regards,

CapnGriff