1. Begin with an attitude and outlook of gratitude. Be grateful for what you already have because it is abundant and wonderful. If you have your health, a roof over your head, food to eat, etc. be very grateful for that and even keep a gratitude journal. Get in the habit of saying out loud how grateful you are for things in your life and for your life itself.
2. Decide what it is that you want in your life – what you want to attract. Try to be clear about it. Describe it. Create a grouping of pictures of it. Then speak it out loud. Let everyone and the universe know that that is what you want to attract into your life.
3. Gather up images, models and other reminders of what you want to attract. Put them in places where you will see them on a daily basis. You might hang them on the wall, put them in your office or bedroom. If you spend a lot of time in any specific room put them there. Just surround yourself with them. You don’t have to ponder them, just notice them when you look up from what you are naturally doing. Spend about a week doing this.
4. Now let go. You are no longer in control of getting those things, the Universe is. You can still notice all the things you have surrounded your self with but don’t dwell on them. You have clearly let your subconscious know you desire them and it will take over. Trust and let go.
5. Work on your own life. Try to live as authentically and honestly as you can. Be the good person who generates positive energy because it is positive energy that attracts positive things. If you are generating negative energy it is likewise attract negative things so be very careful to put the positive out there.
6. Learn how to receive. Often we put something out there in trust and then we take it back and try to control it ourselves. Learn not to do this. If you have put it out for the Universe to take care of let it be. When you intervene you can stop the flow of energy. Besides the Universe knows what you want and what you need. You may find that you don’t get what you thought you wanted but you get something better. Stay open and aware so you can grasp the opportunities as they come along. Remember to be grateful for what you get.
7. Give away what you most want. It will come back to you many times over. Be generous. You will be surprised at what you can give away and how that very act will attract more to you.

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Can i attract beauty using law of attraction?

According to law of attraction i should think that, i am beautiful but i cant think i am beautiful i don't know why? can u help please

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Why are some people more susceptible to the Law of Attraction than others?

Experience and practice. And you MUST believe.
Peace.

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Does “the secret” (law of attraction) work?

does it really work when you put your mind to it?

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Do you believe in the law of attraction ?

Are a person's deepest thoughts about something likely to manifest themselves in reality in either a positive or negative way(depending on the individual mindset) What do you think ??

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Long Island plans future indoor ski resort – Yahoo! News

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. – The 35-story indoor ski mountain would soar over bucolic pine barrens and farms at the twin forks of Long Island.

Developers envision a gleaming $2 billion complex of eight resorts in one, rising out of a Cold War defense facility where the Navy once tested fighter jets for “Top Gun” pilots.

The primary attraction, certainly the biggest, would be the ski mountain. There also would be an indoor water park, a convention center and hotel, a winery, equestrian trails, campgrounds, an artificial lake and a spa surrounded by botanical gardens.

Conservationists predict terrible traffic jams through the most sensitive part of the island’s ecosystem, causing air and water pollution and endangering wildlife.

“Mega-development … could turn rural Calverton into modern-day Orlando,” the Long Island Pine Barrens Society said in a statement.

But Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy argued that the site, because it once housed a defense contractor, is ideal for redevelopment.

“It takes the pressure off of trying to develop and pave over existing open space in other parts of the county,” he said.

It’s been a decade since the Navy gave the town of Riverhead, some 75 miles east of New York City, about 6,000 acres of property once used by Northrop Grumman Corp. to test F-14s and other aircraft.

Half of the land has already been set aside as a preserve; the rest is designated for development. One industrial park has already been built.

Now, a group of investors including Scottish home builders Baldragon Homes Ltd. and real estate developers Bayrock Group LLC have signed a $163 million deal with the town to develop the remaining 750 acres into what they call Riverhead Resorts.

Mitch Pally, an attorney for the proposed resort, tries to emphasize the project’s diversity but concedes most of the questions he is asked concern the ski dome.

“Americans are very parochial,” he said. “If we don’t have one in this country, we assume they don’t exist. There are over 50 of them operating in the world today.”

From Australia to Scotland to Dubai, ski enthusiasts have been schussing down indoor ski resorts for years.

In the United States, an indoor slope is scheduled to open later this year in the New Jersey Meadowlands, and other projects are in the works in Las Vegas, outside Atlanta and elsewhere.

The Long Island project is at the confluence of two popular tourist destinations — the south shore Hamptons and the north shore wine region — that draw big crowds in summer. The developers want year-round business.

“This has to be a 365-day resort or we’re not making money,” Pally said. “We have to provide basically the same guest experience in January that we do in July.”

Marketing surveys found that 40 million people live within a six-hour drive of the site, said Pally, who has designs on the international traveler as well.

“There are 50 million visitors who go to New York City every year,” Pally said. “As I always say, (Mayor Michael Bloomberg is) getting them from Germany to New York. All I got to do is get them from New York to Riverhead.”

First, developers need at least 18 regulatory approvals from various government agencies, many of which focus on environmental concerns. That’s where opponents are lining up to fight.

The property is part of the Pine Barrens of Long Island, 100,000 acres of relatively undeveloped land sitting atop an aquifer system that is the sole natural source of drinking water for the island’s nearly 3 million residents. Because of its critical ecological role, state and local laws limit the type and scope of development in the region.

Since April, all building has been on hold after the state Department of Environmental Conservation confirmed the presence of two rare species, the short-eared owl and the eastern tiger salamander.

Both are protected under state conservation law. Once a survey of the property to determine the extent of the animals’ presence is completed, the project may require additional permits before it can proceed, DEC spokeswoman Maureen Wren said. She could not estimate how long the process might take.

Jennifer Skillbred of the Coalition for Open Space at Epcal, which represents 24 groups opposed to the project, said a comprehensive environmental review should be done for the entire site.

“Our view is that last study was done 10 years ago and is outdated,” she said. “It doesn’t include the endangered birds.”

Riverhead Town Supervisor Phil Cardinale said the property was rezoned for development a decade ago.

Although the developers are not expected to formally close on the property until 2010, when construction would start, Cardinale said Riverhead Resorts has already made a $2 million nonrefundable payment and a second is due on July 15.

Pally said it could take 10 years for the entire project to be completed, though developers hope to open portions of it in early 2013.

They estimate the project will yield $50 million in property tax payments annually and create 3,000 to 4,000 permanent full-time jobs.

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On the Net:

Town of Riverhead: http://www.riverheadli.com

Riverhead Resorts: http://www.riverheadresorts.com

Long Island Pine Barrens Society: http://www.pinebarrens.org

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Does lying to yourself work? Like with the Law of Attraction?

If you tell yourself that you're beautiful and that everybody likes you, would that come true?
Because I think that's just plain silly. Has doing something like that made your thoughts come true?

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Any of you experienced the LAW OF ATTRACTION?

Anybody that knows of the universal principles and applying them to attract what you desire, well anyone got any examples of experiences they've had with it? Also, any signs you've asked for and recieved that could no way have been coincedence? would love to hear about it xxx

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Newton's Law of Attraction?

I have a question to ask which is sitting at the back of mind for a long time. Newton's gravitational law says that every body attracts every other body in proportion to its mass and inversely proportional to the distance square between the two bodies.

Does this mean that if I keep two large balls (say 1KG each) about 1 metre apart on a planet where there are no other bodies to interact, and I return to that planet after thousands of years – the force of attraction would have joined the two large balls together?

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