Okay, I'm going to tell you what happened to me today but I'm reluctant to for the very reason that ridicule follows a story like this.
I bought a pair of extremely expensive silver earrings. Last week, I was afraid of losing them at this festival I was attending with friends so I took them off and tucked them deep into my pocket.
This week, my friends took off for vacation and asked me to keep an eye on their house and feed their cats. I knew it was naughty, but I took a load of laundry over and while I played with the kittens, I threw a load in their machine because I don't own one and have to go to the Laundrymat.
After taking everything out of the dryer, I grabbed my jeans to give them a good shake-out and one of the earrings popped out. Just one. I freaked out. I searched all the pockets of my jeans and couldn't find the other one. I searched the washer, but it was empty. I searched the dryer, but it was empty too.
I looked through every article of clothing I'd washed but it wasn't there. I was thinking, suicide would not be sufficient punishment for me for losing my earring. I went home. Next day, I went over to feed the cats and I went through the washer and dryer again. Nothing. I looked underneath them and all around the floor.
Get this: I even cleaned out the cat litter box to see if one of them had eaten it! They had eaten red plastic and pooped it out; but not my earring.
Tonight, I was really kicking myself. I thought, "If they ever find that earring, they're going to wonder what it was doing in THEIR washer or dryer!" I decided I was going to find that earring. That was that. I put it out to the Universe that I had already found the earring, no matter where it was. I found it and had it in my hand.
Now the cat's USED TO treat me like a leper; just that whack neighbour who puts food in their dish and talks to them incessantly and forces them to chase string. But tonight, they LOVED me! I was filling up their water dish and finally I sat down on the floor and they crawled all over me, purring.
I was right beside the washing machine door. I opened the door. I looked inside and it was totally empty. Suddenly, for no reason, I reached underneath the rubber rim that seals the water from escaping from the door when it's running. I lifted the rubber seal up and over and felt underneath like I was some kind of plumber or Maytag repair man!
I fished out ... a dime. Next, I fished out my earring. I never, in a million years, would have thought my earring was lodged inside the sealing rubber around the door of the washer. I don't even know about that kind of thing.
Now, I'm not exactly a "disciple" of "The Secret," but I AM, and have been for many years, a believer in the Law of Attraction according to Abraham-Hicks (no affiliation with Christianity or the Bible, at all). Esther Hicks has written dozens of books about The Universal Law of Attraction, and it ALWAYS works for me, if I remember.
Check it out.
http://www.abraham-hicks.com/index.php
And don't laugh because it's not polite. To each his own. Remember?
:)
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2007-08-19 20:02:14
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answered by Anonymous
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The movie reminded me of a short term loan commercial.
2007-08-19 19:40:08
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answered by Anonymous
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That movie did not create that law. That law has been the basis for many different relgious and magickal beliefs for centuries.
2007-08-19 19:36:34
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answered by janicajayne 7
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2017-02-19 18:34:29
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answered by ? 4
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"The Secret" was a great comedy for me! And i tried it but, everything stayed the same for me, because i was already Happy!
-peace in christ-
2007-08-19 19:36:33
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answered by Seth B 2
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It is a superficial and simplistic version of some real knowledge.
2007-08-19 19:39:12
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answered by Tirant 5
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We make ourselves attracted to whatever it is we desire, not the other way around.. but however you want to believe it, as long as it works for you...
2007-08-19 19:39:11
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answered by Socratic Pig 3
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