This is the second article in the series of the 7 laws of attraction. The splitting up of the law of attraction in 7 parts allows us to better understand the workings of the law. Each of them details an aspect that we should take into consideration.

I plan to mix as much from my own experience as possible into this series as I think most of the ‘theory’ is known.

The first of the 7 laws of attraction is called:

The law of Magnetism.

This is actually the root principle behind the whole law of attraction. This law states that we tend to attract whatever we emanate. We emit a certain ‘vibration’ and that is what we attract.
Let me give an example of how I often recognize this law into my life, and you probably can do just the same: often when I get up in the morning, the events that contribute to the developing of the morning will determine the quality of the day. So let’s say I spill my coffee in the morning and get upset, I will very often see that this kind of bad luck reproduces itself during the day: I could run into somebody later on and then in the evening hurt my foot on the door step. Bad luck prevails during the day because I emitted that frequency after spilling my morning coffee.
Now, if I have a nice time with my kids in the morning, I often see happy colleagues around me and sometimes have a nice chat with some total stranger.
Not that this ALWAYS happens, but I see it VERY regularly.
Conclusion: your mood (vibration) attracts whatever it send out.
So how can we now use this to our advantage: us the Peter Pan principle: think happy thoughts. Even if you spill coffee, do not get upset. Be happy :-). Have a good laugh about it and get on with your day. This changes your vibration to something much more wholesome and your day will be transformed.

And how about you, how do you experience the law of magnetism in your life? Please feel free to share your experiences in the comments.

Be well. Be rich. Be great.

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