The universal laws are there, whether we believe it or not, like the laws of physics. But the question is DO WE BELIEVE that there are some thing called UNIVERSAL LAWS. Do we believe that we don't attract what WE WANT, we attract what WE ARE. Well there can be different opinions, thinking and views on that but the truth is something which is beyond our debate, the natural laws of nature works perfectly fine, and that too without our knowledge, our bodily intelligence are working effortlessly (though it is the most complicated one) without our knowledge and if we do our homework we will find that UNIVERSAL LAWS are working silently, smoothly, perfectly and that too without our conscious knowledge, managing all around us and inside us. Now if we find logic in this, that we can move on to the question of desire, law of least effort or law of attraction. Here the most interesting thing is the law of attraction is not something which we can inculcate,which we can learn, which we can think about - it is something which working all the time. - even this time when i am writing this and as described we don't attract what we want, we attract what we are - so make conscious effort to feel what we are feeling inside - don't see your words, don't even see what you want, see what you are feeling inside - and you will see, you attract what you are - nOT WHAT YOU WANT. And as Arun rightly said, when we desire something, we have some kind of "not having that" feeling behind that and that's what is manifested. But lastly I again repeat that everyone is right in its opinion until that UNDERSTANDING happens. And when it will happen we don't need a debate, we GOT IT. It will be a EUREKA moment.
Yeah this was the Moment. I was posted in Bihar and we were two friends siting in the lawn near our barrack. I didn't remember exactly what was the point but the matter of God came between the talk. And that day we had a talk of about two and half hour. He, my friend, being a complete devotee of the goddess had a lot to say about God and its existence. On the other side i being a little rational wanted proof of his statement about the god. And we had a discussion which turned into a debate, of around two and half hour uptil midnight. I still remember that night because that was a Eureka Moment for me about the existence of God. That day i really came to a conclusion that if we confine God to a statue, or a place, or a picture, we are just nullifying the universal truth "God is everywhere", "God is in everything". Either we believe that God is omnipresent or we confine it. Both together are not possible. Well that simple truth, changed my entire perspective
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