Today I have a great little article from my friend Chris Westra. He’s put together a PDF for you guys called “Ten Laws Of Attraction”.I think Chris’s report goes a long way to exposing the TRAP that’s built into manifesting what you want.

There’s a trap in manifesting? What trap?

You know we spend so much of our lives seeking, chasing, trying to make our world the way we think it should be. The mind constantly tells us that what we have or what’s here and now is somehow not enough.

We perpetually think we need more – more success, love, approval or whatever. And in the wanting or needing, we’re out of alignment with what is.

Recently I’ve started to see and let go of that darned sense of wanting/neediness in my own life. More and more I’m feeling like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders … AND I seem to be getting more done in less time.

Now I’m not saying that changing your life is bad. I’m not saying don’t be ambitious, or have high standards, or that you shouldn’t go out there and be the very best you can be and produce spectacular results. I’m all in favour of that, believe me!

It’s the feeling of neediness or lack that’s the problem here…

Trust me, I’ve done a lot of needing so I should know :0)

A lot of the time, the neediness can push away the very things we’re efforting so hard to attract. Yes, it’s true… pushing can sometimes work, but at what cost? More often than not we feel tired, mentally drained and forever unsatisfied.

You can focus on your dream car, dream relationship, dream job all you like – but it’s the underlying feeling which will determine your success.

Let go of the neediness, embrace what is and you’ll find what you’ve been seeking is already here (AND you’ll be way more effective)

So, to find out more about this, check out Chris Westra’s PDF…

Simply put your mouse over the link that says “10 Laws Of Attraction“. Select “Save Target As” to download the file to your desktop.

Be happy,

Matt

Matt Clarkson
The Mind-Body Training Company

“Only he who knows what is enough, truly has enough”
Lao Tzu