Comments on: Attractive ways to attract attraction-attracting attractiveness http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/ Investigations on the Psycho-Spiritual Life Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:06:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Stacy Clark http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32657 Stacy Clark Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:39:21 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32657 Babe, Could it just be that this blog is attracting them? They find your email there? Or their bots do? And because it has referenced LoA (Lack of Attraction) and TS (Tough Sh*t) something or someone grabs your email address? ~ Stacy Babe,

Could it just be that this blog is attracting them? They find your email there? Or their bots do? And because it has referenced LoA (Lack of Attraction) and TS (Tough Sh*t) something or someone grabs your email address?

~ Stacy

]]> By: sashen http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32651 sashen Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:53:37 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32651 At first, Stever, I thought you were trying to apply reverse-psychology to the universe. ;-) At first, Stever, I thought you were trying to apply reverse-psychology to the universe.

;-)

]]> By: Stever Robbins http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32650 Stever Robbins Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:48:46 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32650 The last sentence of paragraph 1 of the prior post should read: "So no bills arrive." I omitted the word "no" when I typed it. (Attracting the absence of "No". How profound is THAT?) The last sentence of paragraph 1 of the prior post should read: “So no bills arrive.” I omitted the word “no” when I typed it. (Attracting the absence of “No”. How profound is THAT?)

]]> By: Stever Robbins http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32649 Stever Robbins Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:48:03 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32649 Steve, you're being way too negative. Here's a simple experiment to prove to you that the Law of Attraction works, once and for all. Make a mental image of yourself sitting at your desk. Have the mental image of yourself using the Law of Attraction to attract $1,000,000 in small, unmarked bills. And in the mental image, <i>have yourself failing. So bills arrive</i>. So what we're doing here is testing the Law of Attraction by simply using it to attract the failure of the Law of Attraction. Now either you'll get $1,000,000 or you won't. Either way, my friend, the Law of Attraction works! You've been trumped, my friend! Steve, you’re being way too negative.

Here’s a simple experiment to prove to you that the Law of Attraction works, once and for all. Make a mental image of yourself sitting at your desk. Have the mental image of yourself using the Law of Attraction to attract $1,000,000 in small, unmarked bills. And in the mental image, have yourself failing. So bills arrive.

So what we’re doing here is testing the Law of Attraction by simply using it to attract the failure of the Law of Attraction.

Now either you’ll get $1,000,000 or you won’t. Either way, my friend, the Law of Attraction works! You’ve been trumped, my friend!

]]> By: ellen http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32634 ellen Fri, 05 Sep 2008 10:50:15 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32634 You said it yourself, you signed up to those email lists so subconsciously, cosmically, unconsciously you must have wanted this tidal wave of crap to deluge your inbox. The universe is simply doing your bidding and giving you what you want--a tidal wave of crap. It has long puzzled me why we do the very weird things we do; at the age of 55 I have concluded that the answer is---wait for it---cue astounding revelation that remakes the world in a new light--- terminal boredom. Once the bare survival issues are taken care of, i.e. food, water, shelter, we are all presented with the conundrum of how to fill the time between now and our death--we have to find some way of entertaining ourselves, keeping our minds occupied. I had some early cues to this astounding insight when I took up skydiving as a cure for chronic depression in my early twenties. I was aware on some level that this was a kind of deathwish, some sort of challenge to the universe, like challenging god to send a thunderbolt if I transgressed but it did give me an entertaining few years, something to talk about, it impressed the hell out of my contemporaries and it certainly sorted out my depression.(This is not a recommendation--I am not a medical person, nor do I play one on TV) I think that you should be profoundly grateful to the universe and to all those purveyors of this tidal wave of attraction crap for providing you with something to get annoyed about--getting annoyed can be a very useful distraction from terminal boredom--and something to write about as well. Just keep your wallet closed. Now what do I do next to counter this pesky terminal boredom? You said it yourself, you signed up to those email lists so subconsciously, cosmically, unconsciously you must have wanted this tidal wave of crap to deluge your inbox. The universe is simply doing your bidding and giving you what you want–a tidal wave of crap.
It has long puzzled me why we do the very weird things we do; at the age of 55 I have concluded that the answer is—wait for it—cue astounding revelation that remakes the world in a new light— terminal boredom.
Once the bare survival issues are taken care of, i.e. food, water, shelter, we are all presented with the conundrum of how to fill the time between now and our death–we have to find some way of entertaining ourselves, keeping our minds occupied.
I had some early cues to this astounding insight when I took up skydiving as a cure for chronic depression in my early twenties. I was aware on some level that this was a kind of deathwish, some sort of challenge to the universe, like challenging god to send a thunderbolt if I transgressed but it did give me an entertaining few years, something to talk about, it impressed the hell out of my contemporaries and it certainly sorted out my depression.(This is not a recommendation–I am not a medical person, nor do I play one on TV)
I think that you should be profoundly grateful to the universe and to all those purveyors of this tidal wave of attraction crap for providing you with something to get annoyed about–getting annoyed can be a very useful distraction from terminal boredom–and something to write about as well. Just keep your wallet closed.
Now what do I do next to counter this pesky terminal boredom?

]]> By: Tim http://sashen.com/blog/92/attractive-ways-to-attract-attraction-attracting-attractiveness/#comment-32615 Tim Fri, 05 Sep 2008 06:38:41 +0000 http://sashen.com/blog/?p=92#comment-32615 How did you know about the monkey noises. Has my wife been confiding in you? ;) Tim How did you know about the monkey noises. Has my wife been confiding in you? ;)

Tim

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