Laws of Attraction Blog

Many books on the subject of the Law of Attraction talk about what you can do to bring great things into your life. Of course, being able to control your life is important and knowing how to use the law of attraction to manifest your desires is crucial, but as we’re in a ‘me’ centered world, not much is discussed on how others’ desires influence you.

And others’ desires do change the world around you.

Here is an example. On Monday I was working late as usual, doing some admin for my non-profit business of private tutoring, and had decided to leave at 7pm. Around 6.30pm several things started happening that were a little out of the ordinary. Nothing important but just things that meant I could see I wasn’t going to leave at 7pm. Downloads taking longer than normal. Systems moving slower. Suddenly finding that something I had thought had been done hadn’t etc. So I left at 7.25pm.

Being a public holiday the building was closed and I didn’t have any students scheduled for me or any of my other tutors. So I was surprised when I came down in the lift to see a student waiting outside the building at 7.25pm. There had been some miscommunication with one of the other tutors and she thought that she had a lesson at 7.30pm and had just arrived. I was able to contact the tutor, discuss the situation and reschedule her lesson for her, enabling her to go back home. If I hadn’t been delayed in my office, I wouldn’t have seen her in that brief time period and she could have been stuck waiting. So her need for someone to meet her influenced the world around her to bring me downstairs at the time when she needed someone to be there!

You can look at it as a coincidence of course but if you measure this statistically and compare the times I leave the building at 7.30pm (very rare) with the likelyhood of me being at work on a public holiday (also very rare) and students organising lessons at 7.30pm on a Monday (another rare thing) it looks more like the Law of Attraction to me!

I actually regularly see this kind of situation often. If I get inexplicably delayed (even if it is just accidentally spilling a cup of coffee when I’d performed that action a thousand times without incident just as I’m about to leave) I believe that someone is going to meet me or come by to see me within the next few minutes. I’m usually right.

Have you had anything unexplained happen to you, like delays or setbacks that then resulted in you being able to help someone else?