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Today I got the happy news that entrecard updated his systems and now allows to connect multiple blogs to ones accounts.
This was actually a feature that was much needed. I only have two blogs on the system and it was already hard to manage: I constantly needed to logout of the system and log in again to be able to drop for the other profile. The same would happen when anyone was asking to advertise on my blog. I off course was always logged in with the other profile 
I can only imagine all the trouble that people with for instance 5 blogs had to go through.
But now all this has changed. I can now change profiles with one simple click. This will save me lots of time.
And more good new: the people at entrecard also released a free ebook in which they give a few tips on how to get the best out of the network
The 7 laws of attraction blog!
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This is the fourth 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.
Today we continue with:
The law of pure desire.
This law is actually know through the literature in different forms. In “The sedona method” for instance, it is called Hootlessness. In Buddhist terms, it would be “non attachment”.
What both want to emphasize is that although we work towards goals, we cannot be ruled by these goals. Said differently, we should not identify ourselves with the outcome. If we do such a thing, we will start fearing a negative outcome, and this will impede success.
Detachment, Hootlesness, or pure desire is a fundamental concept.
The problem is that too many people rely on external objects, situations, or persons for their own self image and happiness. But as we have no direct control over these circumstances (the law of attraction is an indirect and slow way) we risk very much to get hurt. Because no matter how hard we try, we will always fall short in some situation or disappoint some people we care about.
The solution is to not identify with the external world and to stop all negative thoughts and emotions.
How is that done?
Simply through various mindfulness exercises. Through sets of exercises, we watch every emotion and thought pass by as a spectator and decide to act on it or not. We discard negative one (we let them go) and we keep the positive ones. That’s all there is to it.
But as with all simple practices, it is very difficult to carry them out in real life. But my experience tells me that with enough practice, we CAN do it and that it makes life a whole lot more pleasurable. Unfortunately, describing them is out of the scope of this article. I have some posts on the subject, but I intend to do a series on them also.
Be Well. Be rich. Be great.
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Apparently, ‘the secret’, the movie is still to be found on google movies. I watched it and it is an excellent introduction to the material. I also did a review on the book, and they contain the same material. Exactly.
So if you have to decide, I’d buy the book as it is easier for later reference. Also, it it not possible to rush through in 1h30min like the movie itself.
I embed, specially for you :-), the secret movie
I still do disagree though on the fact that we are not able to monitor and control our thoughts at all time. There is a very ancient technique for that. It is called mindfulness. But I blogged on this issue already.
One thing that I was reminded of while watching the movie is that we need to be grateful. All the time. for the many good things that we do have. And once you start to notice them. You know there are a lot of them.
Be well. Be rich. Be great.
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