The main components to the law of attraction
Action, belief, allowing, and letting go are all key elements that are required to successfully activate the law of attraction in your favor.
It takes ACTION to achieve your goals. If you do nothing but sit in your living room visualizing, you won’t get anywhere. You need to take action steps to achieve your goals.
If you mess up, it’s only a failure if you give up.
Emotional Blocks
If you’re having trouble believing, break your goal down into smaller believable chunks. If you wish to earn $100,000 per year, but that’s not believable to you, make a smaller goal of $50,000 first if that’s believable for you. It’s our beliefs that limit what the Universe can do for us.
The law of attraction will work best when you can let go of getting what you want. Basically it means that if you get what you desire, great, if not, you’re still ok with the way things are right now. What are you grateful for in your life right now? Spend some time everyday writing a journal of things you’re grateful for in your life.
If you can put these things into practice, it should help you achieve better results with the law of attraction. The law of attraction works every time, but it doesn’t always work instantly or when you expect it to. Fear is an emotion, just like any other. In that case, the fear response mechanism has been high jacked by our emotional guidance system.
The more negative the emotion, the lower the frequency of the belief you hold, or thoughts you’re having. The stronger the intensity of that emotion, the stronger the frequency of that negative belief.
If you are having panic attacks, there is something in your belief system that isn’t serving you.
Keep in mind that this belief does not necessarily have to be a fear. The underlying belief may not be a fear of something at all. Fear is simply an emotional response to a low frequency you are carrying around with you. Don’t confuse the symptom (the fear) with the disease (the belief). Deal with the panic attack in the moment, then deal with the underlying issue once you’ve calmed down. Pay attention to what is triggering your fear response. While your underlying belief may well not be a fear, there could well be a pattern in the types of situations that cause you to become afraid. Be prepared to give this process some time. You are likely uncovering an old, deep seated belief here. If it becomes too much for you, back off. Take your time. If you run at this head first, you might well become overwhelmed by the intensity of your response. Pay attention to these. If you journal, keep track of them here (if you don’t journal, you might want to start).
The hardest part about releasing beliefs is figuring out what the belief is.