All you are (everything you have or do not have, every relationship you have or do not have...) is the result of what you have thought. Every car accident and bad haircut happened to you because you pulled it to you with your thoughts. Thoughts are vibrations, and as you know, vibrations create energy, and energy creates matter!

This is a simple concept, but very hard to grasp because most of us have been conditioned since birth to be victims. For example, blaming fate or karma (which does exist, but it only inclines, it does not completely compel!) or blaming your parents, a bad childhood...(blaming anyone is tantamount to irresponsibility on your part) for your present behavior and life circumstances.

To put it in easy terms, Think and do bad things, and you will attract bad things into your life. Think, feel, and focus on the positive, and that is what you will get. Whatever you focus on EXPANDS! I'm not suggesting that live in lala happy joy land or ignore and repress any bad feelings you have, but you need to pay attention to what you are thinking instead of just letting it happen.

If you want a new car, instead of complaining and focusing on the fact that your current car sucks, imagine and appreciate your new car as if you already own it. If you can see it, smell it, and feel yourself in it, that new car is on it's way. It is not your job to figure out HOW to get the car, you just have to FEEL happy about it, and it will come.

I don't care if you think I sound like a nut. This is a univeral Law, just like gravity. It still works even if you don't believe in it.

I put this LAW of the universe into effect and I'm reaping all the benefits. I imagined myself making more money, instead of worrying about how to pay the bills. I imagined myself depositing checks into the bank, and I get excited browsing around stores at stuff I will eventually buy. By doing this, I consequently landed a job that I love, and I also made several connections that landed me many writing and acting gigs. This did take some work on my part, but by being positive I enjoyed the experience so much more.