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Over the past two weeks I have let a lot of negative thoughts creep into my mind and has resulted in the feeling of being lost.  I`m working on my visualization again and trying to get back on track.  Any suggestions, tips, tricks etc on how to remain in line with LOA.  It`s funny that I`m writing this because in the past when I have been centered I`ve read these types of posts and wondered how that person managed to get so off-centered. 

Hi Bradley

Writing things down is great way to solve issues and get re focused.

I suggest you join this community. You can get lots of feedback to.

See my posts http://www.writingup.com/blog/rexiedexie

Note some times due to traffic overload thi site can be down.

Join other good networking communities.

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The Law of Attraction responds to whatever vibration you are sending by giving you more of it, whether it`s positive or negative. It simply responds to your vibration.

Whether it`s a positive or negative vibration, the Law of Attraction will give you more of the same.

When you make a statement containing the words don`t, not or no, you are actually giving attention and energy to what you don`t want.

Simply ask yourself         "SO, WHAT DO I WANT?"

When you go from what you don`t want to what you do want, the words change. When the words change, the vibration changes, and you can only send out one vibration at a time.

To know whether you are sending out a positive or negative vibration, simply take a look at the results you`re getting in that area of your life. They are a perfect reflection of what you are vibrating.

Darren Jacklin

http://www.trusttheprocessevents.com

I just read a book that really helped me, Mark DeMoss`s The Little Red Book of Wisdom that has just been published.

DeMoss calls focus "staying under the umberella."

Check it out at www.LittleRedBookofWisdom.com

John

Sometimes negative thinking is a symptom of anxiety. Have you had anxiety lately? I don`t think anxiety is always easily solved by law of attraction and so forth, but I suppose it doesn`t hurt.

If you`ve had anxiety, the first step is to catch yourself when you begin to experience thoughts that are the result of anxiety or thoughts that will lead to anxiety. Once you catch yourself, you can decide what to do. Continue the train of thought, but pay attention, or stop thinking about it, or think about something else. One of the most powerful tools is "I don`t have to think about that right now."

Also, I don`t necessarily believe that certain thoughts are "bad" while other thoughts are "good". The mind manufactures thoughts at an alarming rate, and often these have very little to do with our present reality. So, I suppose learning to filter thoughts is important. It`s how we react or interact with our thoughts that matters.

The law of attraction is an interesting model but doesn`t provide many tools for handling thought overload. [ I guess it mainly provides a model for what happens if you can`t effectively manage your thinking. And when I say it doesn`t provide many tools, I realize that it tries to provide tools, but I don`t think it provides tools that are useful for many people. ] Handling thought overload requires practice, maybe for 30-90 days, until you get a good handle on what`s going on upstairs. Mental fitness is really no different than physical fitness; both require work. I`ve learned that spending time in the "mental gym" is important to my well-being.