So...What About Law of Attraction And The Current "Global Economic Crisis"???

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Permalink Reply by Mary K Weinhagen on November 20, 2008 at 3:57pm

Hi Bob... how great to 'see' you ;-)

It will come as no surprise that I'm in alignment with your thoughts about this shift!
The ride may be bumpy in direct proportion to the resistance held... yet man... WHAT A RIDE!!!!

LOA really is a natural self-sorter of these things...and I LOVE the direction we're headed...downstream flowwwwwwwwwwwww

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Permalink Reply by frog on November 20, 2008 at 4:00pm

what economic crisis? if u don't see it or pay attention to it it won't exist for you

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Permalink Reply by Bob Vadas on November 20, 2008 at 6:03pm

Actually, Abe was asked...

Your proposal to alleviate the current worldwide financial crisis?

The answer...

"Chill out and go to work!...Focus upon the things that are important to you and figure out how to satisfy the details of your life! And, stop looking for someone else to solve it. And, figure out how to bring yourself into balance."

(You can see the entire video response to that question at Abraham-Hicks.com)

I Love It!...it really resonates with me!

Bob :>)

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Permalink Reply by Lady on a wheelchair w/ THAT dog on November 20, 2008 at 8:31pm

i got my own Global Economic Crisis.

the second half of our yearly land tax is due at the end of next month and it is $1400 and we have gathered together about have that.

the tags are due for my camper in 8 days that is $180 thankfully for two years.

now my own Global Economic Crisis...winter came two months early for the first time since the 60s' and our only means of transportation went in the repair shop yesterday morning. They do not know why it will not start when the motor is cold. They have checked everything and the 'historic' reliable 1987 s-10 is perfect in all its ways. They see and have given it all known test and it still will not start with out a struggle. This place has serviced it for last 8 years knowing the old truck in and out. Personaly I think everything rubber needs replacing, a dry roit-ing vacumn hose into the carberator is my guess since before I gave it to them I replace two of them.

everything happens in threes

when these all straighten up I will be on easy street for a while....la la la lalalalalala......weeeeeeeeee

wheelz

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Permalink Reply by Divine Muse on November 20, 2008 at 10:06pm

I think it's possible, but also the global economic crisis was created because several people, especially those in the stock market felt that funds were limited. They felt they were spending imaginary money (which has its own legal and ethical implications) and eventually that type of thinking crashed down on them.

I could only imagine what it must feel like at the NYSE. I watch MSNBC a little bit too much for my own good, and I am always struck by how the fever or mania surrounding the area affects everyone from the reporters, to those running around frantically at the NYSE, and politicians.

Their the ones who hear the end of days financial prophecy of sorts and react to it, as well.

I do think that with certain political shifts and movements we are moving towards a more compassionate era, but I don't think that the global economic crisis is a product of that movement.

Faulty economic theories, the belief that funds are restricted to a few, and lack of regulation, allowed these people to allow their thoughts control their behaviors and commit some of the more disastrous results. (Personally from a political perspective I don't know what I want congress to do with the auto industry in the US, though I wish no harm to anyone.)

I think the bigger challenge here is how this is affecting us. If we can move past this and see this merely as hysteria and feel confident that we are financially secure, I think we as a global community can overcome this with grace and speed.

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Permalink Reply by W on November 20, 2008 at 10:27pm

I went to college a long time for this subject, and I have let it go.... I discovered exactly what you are saying....

There is a paradigm shift happening, regarding the "measuring sticks". We created the concept of money, or "limited resoursces", or "human capital" (labor), or "inflation", or "recession", or "stagflation", or "liberal/conservative"... as measuring sticks, and we have spent centuries dissecting how it works--- now the era of manipulation, control and force is waning.

For example: If the government (Treasury) were to suddenly print a bunch of money, and exactly double the money supply, do you know what would happen?? That $1 pack of gum would cost $2, but you would have double the amount of money in your pocket to begin with. So, the "measuring device" (money) changed, but nothing really did.

It is all a big illusion, and the malcontents are actually driving down the value of the dollar, because they believe it is going down.

Other people are starting to not care.... For example, gas went way up in price, but even the most poor people kept driving the same gas guzzling SUV or whatever.

People are starting to think about solar panels, hydrogen fuel cells, wind....

It will be alright. There is nothing but greatness on the horizon. (I never thought I would see the day when a popular Democratic President would say "God Bless America" in a heartfelt speech. Things are changing on a deeper level.)

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Permalink Reply by Federov100 on November 20, 2008 at 11:03pm

I don't have much time to give thought to the macro-economy, I'm too busy experiencing my own deliberately-created economic boom. These are good times.

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Permalink Reply by Lucky on November 21, 2008 at 12:55am

The economic crisis doesn't affect me. I don't worry about it at all. People will still buy things no matter how the economy goes.

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Permalink Reply by New Dawn on November 21, 2008 at 3:42am

I agree. This is a new era indeed. We are all going to adjust to
the life changing current events.
I have learned to let go of what I can't change, it is what it is.

I actually think it is sort of exciting to see what will happen, what
is my role and where our journey will lead.

I believe tomorrow is a brand new day with brand new adventures.

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Permalink Reply by Marcy From Maui on November 22, 2008 at 3:43pm

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Permalink Reply by Milou on November 23, 2008 at 7:53am

I believe we attracted the economic crisis. When everything was going wrong in the economic crisis, media started paying loads of attention to it, which made people scared of it, think about it, and that made the media write about it more, which then made people withdrawl their money from banks..

It's all perfectly in sinc with LOA I think. But that's just my thoughts on it :)

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Permalink Reply by Katherine on December 10, 2008 at 5:29pm

Personally, I beliee that collectively we were in a state of fear over the last 8 years or so. We were fearful because of 9-11, and then we were fearful because our federal Administration thought that was the best way to evoke a response from the nation. That collective fear and anxiety had to, from a Law of Attraction perspective, been at least partly responsible for the economic downturn. However, I try to spend more of my time not worrying about how we got to this point. I try to spend more of time focusing on how to move forward.

I stumbled across a fantastic article that talks about the Law of Attraction and the Economic Crisis. The article focuses on how we can maintain a positive attitude and still attract what we want despite our current physical reality.

Best,
Katherine

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