Human life requires we learn. It requires patience and discipline. We have been conditioned to believe that will get things on the basis of cause and effect. This is a fallacy as well. So the question we all ask is what is the way it works? Is it a Law of Attraction thing? Is it a manifestation thing? It is the universe saying "no" or the world being cruel and giving those who are fittest the tools to survive?
No, no, and absolutely not.
What truly is comes down to what we were put on this planet to achieve. What we agree to do, and what we agree to learn. Our bodies and souls are often at odds with each other, and there's a good reason for that. Matter and energy are different on a fundamental level - energy can neither be created nor destroyed, according to the laws of physics. Matter can be destroyed in the form it takes, but the energy which creates the matter cannot. A contradiction? Of course. Life is full of paradoxes, and understanding the soul and life lessons are part of that.
An idea for consideration - we meet those in our lives we are supposed to meet to either resolve karma, or because we are intended to learn something from them. We all meet for a reason - randomness does not truly exist. Even chaos has some degree of order to it, so if someone says something truly random, is it so? No. The paradox of ordered chaos is based on the perception of disorder, a perception created out of our experiences, predilections and programming. Chaos doesn't truly exist except in our minds. We order what we are able to. Walt Disney once said "it's fun doing the impossible," only he wasn't doing the impossible. He was merely bringing order to seeming randomness - the creativity within him was a magnet to attract the pieces into place. He allowed the creativity to energize and, once fully charged, it all came into place. He merely needed like-minded creative people (the legendary "nine old men") to help bring it to life. Once the impossible was achieved, it became possible. That is the paradox; the impossible becoming the possible because chaos doesn't exist in the true sense.
When we look at ourselves as energy beings, we are able to understand the universe like never before. Rather than creating, we manifest. Much like ball bearings in child's game which feature magnets. We are using our efforts to collect all the ball bearings we can to "win." Rather than doing this, allow the ball bearings which are meant to be attracted to us to do so. Every in the this universe operates on a frequency - negative and positive emotions and thoughts have their unique frequency to our own personal energy. Negative thoughts can be a lower vibration - though sometimes negative thoughts cleanse the excess leftovers, more on that in another post - but positive thoughts are always a higher vibration. Loving, caring, compassionate thoughts of cleansing, teaching, healing and creating are always positive as long as those thoughts are for betterment. Creativity is highest, and being creative allow vibrations to reach a zenith. When we are at the maximum vibration, we attract all sorts of people to our lives, and not just high vibration oriented. They are like moths to a flame, and we must set boundaries in order to filter those not meant for us.
Those who respect the boundaries will endear themselves to us, and those boundaries will progressively lower and become unnecessary. Just as those who refuse to respect those boundaries will ultimately be blocked by us. Again, a paradox.
Let us become magnetic and attract what we should be attracting. Manifestation is not about creating from nothing, but bringing order to perceived chaos. It is about taking the wood, nails, glue, shingles, pipes, etc, which are in a messy pile, sorting them, deciding their best use, and assembling their ultimate form. Be it a house, desk, platform, shack or furniture, that is the essence of manifestation; finding the end result, seeing it much as a sculptor sees a lump of clay or slab of stone, and molding that seeming randomness into its end result.
Let's manifest, everyone!
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