“What you seek is seeking you.” — Rumi

“You’re dangerous,” he says. “Why?” “Because you make me believe in the impossible.” — Simone Elkeles, Rules of Attraction

“Whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will one day become reality.” — Earl Nightingale

= 吸引力法則 ≈ The Frequency Illusion = Baader—Meinhof phenomenon

The Law of Attraction is the idea that our thoughts and beliefs have the power to shape our reality. It suggests that by focusing on what we desire—rather than what we fear or wish to avoid—we can draw those experiences, people, and opportunities into our lives.

This phenomenon is closely related to the concept of selective attention and the Reticular Activating System (RAS), a part of the brain that helps us notice what we deem important.

向宇宙下訂單 (Placing an Order with the Universe)

(Byrne 2006)

Also known as The Creative Process or The Manifestation Practice.

The process is often described in three steps:

1. 要求 (Ask): Clearly define what you want. This step is about setting intentions and being specific about your desires.

   • “Ask and you shall receive.” — Matthew 7:7
   • Closed mouths don’t get fed.
   • The squeaky wheel gets the grease. (會吵的小孩有糖吃)

2. 相信 (Believe): Cultivate unwavering faith that what you desire is possible and on its way. Doubt and disbelief can block the process.

   You can’t get to a place that you don’t believe exists.

3. 接收 (Receive): Be open to receiving what you’ve asked for, even if it arrives in unexpected forms.

You Become What You Constantly Think About

Our dominant thoughts shape your perception of the world. By intentionally focusing on positive, constructive thoughts, you can train your mind to seek out opportunities, solutions, and happiness instead of obstacles and negativity. For example:

• If you’re always thinking about yellow cars, you’ll start noticing them everywhere.
• If you focus on opportunities, you’ll spot them more easily.
• If you dwell on reasons to be upset, you’ll find them in abundance.