money, health, relationships, employment and generally personal issues. However, the basic tenet of the LOA is that it



operates all of the time, in every situation and at every level of society. There is no time or place or issue that is not

under the LOA. Gravity works on the planet for the rich and the poor, for the young and the old, for Republicans and

Democrats as doe the LOA.

On a societal level, the LOA has determined the course of history. It has brought peace or war, abundance or poverty, power

or weakness, freedom or slavery to the world's nations. The LOA basically states that form or reality follows thoughts. The

more powerful the thoughts, and the emotions and intentions behind those thoughts; the greater the manifestation of those

thoughts. This occurs either consciously or unconsciously. Nations whose people live with an underlying fear of neighbors are

frequently at war with those neighbors. A nation that is confident of its goals, hopes and future tend to thrive. People,

both individually and as a society attract what they either desire or what they fear.

With respect to the American election process, it is clear that it is adversarial; one party against the other. The "Secret"

indicated that all too often, people fight against something, rather than for something. In this process more energy is often

put into what is not wanted than what is wanted. Frequently, this results in the undesirable being manifested. The more

energy, thought and emotion that goes into fighting against a candidate results in that candidate winning; form follows the

thought. This is why those who teach the LOA try to get people to understand not to fight against something, e.g. war on

drugs, war on poverty, war on terrorism, fight against cancer or obesity. This very mindset creates and attracts what is not

desired. My new book, POLARIZING YOUR LIFE TOWARDS PERFECTION (soon to be released by Cambridge Book), shows how this process

works and how to avoid this mindset.

In the current campaign for president, both Obama and McCain have fallen into the same old process of campaigning against

each other. Debates are scheduled, the rhetoric is flying and ads attack the position of the other. Furthermore, supporters

of these candidates tend to be 'against' the opponent more so than 'for' their desired the politician they support. Most

discussion is centered on what is disliked rather than what is liked. The result is a polarized thought form that creates

tension and discord. Perhaps Obama came closest to a proper understanding of a more correct process when he said that the

election is not about him, rather, it is about the people. If the election process ran on this basis, we would not have

debates, but rather forums. There would be no negative ads, but rather commercials that say what the candidate believes. We

lean very little when debates are merely one politician attacking the other. A better system would be to have each candidate

present their ideas, their record and their programs with audiences able to seek clarification, but not debate. In this way

we attract quality discussion void of negativity.

The bottom line is that Americans must decide what they are for, not what they are against. In this way the LOA will create

the desired result. When the focus is on the problem, even if you are seeking solutions, you still add energy to the problem.

But if the focus is on what we want for education, health care, jobs, culture, and what we see as our role in the world, we

have created a positive mindset that will create positive results. If you desire to consciously use the Law of Attraction in

this election, give your thoughts, attention and emotions to what kind of future you want for America. Be 'for' something and

not 'against' something. It is the only way to create a process with positive outcomes.