CREATESPACE Law of Attraction - 30 Practical Exercises

Brilliant. Simple. Spells everything out in the most basic details, comprehensively. Short chapters outlining individual exercises you can usually read in a few minutes. Costs just a few quid, which could be one of best investments ever, that's IF you accept this kind of thing could actually work. A very thin, light, convenient little volume - even the cover, with a sort of mock antique, "distressed" look to it (as you can see) and a strangely matt slippery feel to it (no idea how they managed that) is curiously fascinating, almost magical. I was quite surprised at how easy, useful and practical (okay the clue was in the title, admittedly) this turned out to be - it's like A Dummies Guide. Maybe I'm wrong but I got the impression the author isn't necessarily the sharpest tool in the box, but if so that actually encourages rather than this being intimidating. Honestly, I really can't recommend this little book enough - if you're open to the whole Law of Attraction ("The Secret") idea. What is there to lose? All just IMHO.

This book Law of Attraction In Action Law 30 of Attraction Practical Exercises by Louise Stapely has some insightful ideas via the author utilizing and showing her own examples on which techniques she regularly utilized (even just this by itself helped me especially for time reasons), the techniques are explained including one that was a first for me though which I found especially practical for some of the stuff that I know must be done (the 5 daily goals), the author explains about music (a section I intend to look more at within 12 hours andor sooner for both present and future reference), and more.

Easy to read little book. However, it doesn't actually explain how it works which is you have to train your subconscious to really and truly believe your desires for it to work, and that's the really hard part. Also it doesn't mention that you have to be in vibrational alignment to manifest anything. Must admit though I've had small successes but my major desire hasn't manifested yet, but if I keep practising it will.

I believe in LOA, but have trouble practicing it on a consistent basis. So, this book was perfect for me. The exercises provide a fun, creative way of making LOA a part of one's daily life. Better still, they stimulate one's imagination to make LOA fun. I love the precise instructions for making mind movies, for instance, or using blank check templates to write checks. One of the key insights this book provides is that unless you can make LOA fun and playful, the whole exercise becomes a chore, too boring to continue with. There are a number of excellent books on the subject, but Louise Stapely's is the only one that addresses this issue. Thank You!

Practices you can do to make LOA work in your life. Author of this book has read a lot of LOA material. Similar to book The Magic but very compact.