What is the Premise of the Law of Attraction?

The theory behind the law of attraction is the belief that energy attracts like

energy in the vast expanse of space and time that comprises our universe. Each

person’s being is constantly radiating energy out into space; the type of energy

being radiated is determined by the emotional state of the individual in question

and may differ from day to day-sometimes even hour to hour!

This emotional energy is what is commonly known as a “vibe” and is

referred to as a vibration by scientists studying the law of attraction. Chances are

that you are familiar with the term. Have you ever been with someone who is so

happy they seem to be radiating a “glow which inspires happiness in all those

around them? By the same token, have you ever spent time with someone who

was so critical and unhappy that they consistently gave off a “negative vibe”

which seemed to suck the life and happiness out of all those around them?

You do not have to possess psychic powers to be able to feel the vibes

that people emit; this energy is very real on a psychological plane and will affect

anyone, anywhere at any time. Our vibrations are usually an unconscious

response to some form of environmental stimulus; something has happened

which has caused us to feel happy, or sad, or scared, or confused, or stressed,

etc., and our subconscious response to this (because vibes are generated and

projected from the subconscious rather than the conscious) is something that is

beyond our control.

Chances are the person who is emitting a negative vibe

does not choose to be unhappy, nor do they wish to inflict their

unhappiness on all those around them by the simple fact of their

presence (Before you say what you are thinking, yes, there are

some exceptions to this rule. Misery does love company and there

are many who take a great deal of delight in inflicting their pain on

other people. It is important to understand that this is not usually

done in a desire to cause others pain but out of a desire to not feel so alone in

their unhappiness. But we digress…)