to God for help. After studying how to control my mind I do wonder what place is left to God, if I alone can obtain all that I need?



Questions as this have frequently been outlined by different people; so I think it is convenient that I make some reflections about it.

Nevertheless it is certain that I do not talk about God, to teach The Law of Attraction, I don't do it because I don't believe in God, but on the contrary, I want to respect each one's beliefs.

But since the question can be raised, we will analyze the philosophical content of these techniques, at the light of the Christian religion.

The base on which our exercises lean is a tripod: Desire, Belief and Hope

Starting with the energy accumulated by these three factors, after an objective analysis of a problem in the screen of our mind, we have to imagine the achievement of our goal.

Then, the trust and the persistence will give us the looked for fruit, by means of the law of attraction that says: "Those who are alike are attracted"

We see then that belief (or faith) is a mental attitude, that leads to results if it stays still; and Matthew (9,29) tells us: "Let it be in you according to your faith"

While Mark (11,23) says: "Verily I say unto you, whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou taken up and cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that what he said comes to pass; he shall have it."

These are very clear statements that tell us that inside of us is the strength and the necessary intelligence to cure our illnesses, to finish with our poverty, and to forget the grief and the solitude.

At the light of the faith, should we believe then in the exercises proposed in this web site?

The Bible is telling us YES; that you should belief that what you have asked for it will be given to you, in due course of time.

And how can you know that The Law of Attraction does exist, what security can you have that what you asked for is coming to you?

The answer to this question can be found in Saint Paul who in his letter to Hebrews (11,1)says: "The faith is the guarantee of what is expected, the proof of the things that you can't see"

If we believe that for God everything it is possible" (Matthew 19,26) then we will be able to find our peace in John's words (14,12): "Who believes in me, will do the works that I do, and even bigger"

It will always be possible to wonder: why will God listen to me, when I simply relax, enter into the deep levels of my mind and begin representing images to myself? (This is how the law of attraction technique works)

The answer (for a religious person) it could be that the Kingdom of God is inside of us, and that it is not us but the infinite intelligence, the strength of God always present in our inner mind, who gives us what we look for with an exercise.

"Everything is possible for the one that discovers its inner wealth". Matthew (10,7) "The Kingdom of heaven is close. Heal the sick, resuscitate the dead, clean lepers, and expel demons"

I could make the same analysis through many other religion philosophies with identical results, because the truth is only one, and you can give it the name that you want.

If your reader have a definitely atheistic posture, you will be able to benefit with the recognition that the frontiers of our possibilities are hardly beginning to be discovered.

So today I tell you, that if you practice the exercises you can surely discover them, as a step toward your success.