Gravity vs Law of Attraction

 

As you probably know, gravity is a powerful force in the Universe. We know this to be true because we see its effect everywhere we look. You could say, we see it, so we believe it.

In addition to that many people also believe in the Law of Attraction in that energies or vibrations that are alike are drawn together. If you’ve ever watched the movie “The Secret” you will most certainly agree to this statement.

Most people you have conversation with will undoubtedly know about the law of gravity, however, much fewer people will agree to knowing or believing in the Law of Attraction. The difference being, gravity can be observed with an eye of non-judgement.

Let me explain… a person cannot see gravity but they can view the effects of gravity. They do this from a non-judgmental stance in that they see it and know that it is a constant that will react the same every time.

Gravity is not personal (so it would appear) in that it reacts to everything and everyone the same. The Law of Attraction however, seems very personal in that it affects our very existence and its effects are viewed very differently in each and every individual.

It all comes down to this, the Law of Attraction works through us and the law of Gravity works around us. The Law of Attraction therefore must filter through each individual and show up as a vibrational match to that particular person.   

Of course, depending on the vibration of the person, what they experience may not be what they are intending if their vibration is not a match to this intention, so the seeming complexity of this law comes about from it having to filter through each and every one of us and then create vibrational outcomes that match our own energies.

The things that distort the vibrations we have from the vibrations that we want are our resistance to allowing and our ego.

I could go on and on about this but let me quickly recap. The Law of Attraction is as powerful (or more so) than the Law of Gravity and the only difference is that Gravity seems impersonal where the Law of Attraction can appear very personal. This relationship between us and the Law of Attraction creates the resistance we have and our egos perpetuate this resistance.

Once you are aware of these laws and how they permeate every aspect of our existence you will see them both working in perfect harmony and unconditionally.

So, where Gravity is more of a “I see it so I’ll believe it” type of law, the Law of Attraction is a “I’ll see it when I believe it” kind of law.

 

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Birth Of The Success Rhino

This story begins (for this Success Rhino), perhaps sounding stunningly familiar to your own unfolding of events.

Imagine if you will a city. Not unlike the one you may find yourself living in. In a suburb not more than twenty minutes outside of the hustle and bustle of an increasingly dwindling downtown atmosphere in the heart of Middle America (North America to be exact).

An infant growing up in a friendly neighbourhood where parents were happy to have their kids roaming the streets knowing they were safe from harm which allowed the stay-at-home moms some sanity from the daily task of being a parent.

It was a peaceful neighbourhood however, the scars of poverty stained the community as pedestrians could be seen grumbling to work every morning seething with hatred as the anguished over the next eight hours of surviving another day at a job they detested.

Fridays were good days as it was. You could sense the relief as people hurried home from the week of toil and rejoiced in the complete ownership they had of the next two days. A real sense of freedom blanketed the neighbourhood.

This particular suburban community was firmly entrenched in a working middle class mindset and this was evident in the modest housing and thrift stores sprinkled throughout the surrounding area.

A very weak environment indeed for an aspiring entrepreneur or success seeker alike.

As you might guess, school was never at the top of the list as fun things to do and many students stumbled through their classes anticipating the next recess or lunch break that would cut up the day and make it almost bearable.

A few students did very well in school of course, but were often the brunt of jokes and ridiculing from the dumbed down masses of the curriculum. No, it was clear to see it was much safer to be among the masses and avoid the punishment of being pranked.

I was to learn at an early age that mediocrity was a safe place to hide my otherwise great potential.

Besides, the only thing good grades were going to get me was a forty year sentence at a job I probably wasn’t going to enjoy where I would be earning far less than I was worth making scads of money for a company that could care a less about me or my life.

Don’t get me wrong there are plenty of people that have found jobs that they absolutely love, but they are few and far between. I think it’s a shame that throughout our lives we settle for the bottom of the barrel instead of shooting for the stars.

I decided for myself early on that I was going to break this vicious cycle of debt and lack so I started my own brick-and-mortar business in the coffee industry and became the proud owner of two franchised coffee shops.

Because I did follow through with a secondary education in the trades industry I also had my own contracting company. If you were to look at my life you may think “wow, what a success story”.

But the story doesn’t end there. As many of you may know, being a small business owner doesn’t come without it’s challenges, and although I had my own business I certainly didn’t have the freedom that I was seeking in that between me and my wife we were always working and getting further into debt.

We had done nothing more than buy ourselves jobs, (and not very high paying ones at that).

Eventually enough was enough. I needed something better for myself and my family. I searched and found a calling that led me to what I do now and I couldn’t be happier.

I help people break free of their self limiting beliefs and help them find balance, harmony and abundance in their lives. It takes effort and commitment however the results are well worth every drop of sweat.

You too, can become a success rhino and charge towards your success. It does require growing some thick skin and becoming intensely focused but you don’t have to do it alone, and that’s one of the most important lessons I’ve learnt.

See where I’m at now and find out how you too, can set youself free from the chains of mediocrity:

http://www.successrhino.com