One of the main steps toward understanding the Law of Attraction
to a greater degree is to understand what the word ‘thought’
really means. Throughout the description of this law, you will
find that it doesn’t refer to thinking in the way that we do. We
think that we exist, we are in a particular situation, there are
certain people with and around us, there are things we are with
and so on. Whatever we see becomes real for us, and that
becomes a part of our manifesting thoughts.However,
this is not the kind of thought process that the Law of
Attraction talks about. This is known as objective thinking.
But, in order to see the implementation of the Law of Attraction
in our lives, we have to first shun the concept of objective
thinking. We have to adopt a higher level of thinking, which is
subjective thinking.
Why do you think that your car is real? Because you can see it.
This is objective thinking.
With subjective thinking, things will be the other way around.
You think that the car you desire is real and therefore you
see it. Now, that is subjective thinking.
The car of your dream isn’t real yet. But because you
believe so concretely that it is real, before long it
becomes a reality for you.
Your situations aren’t real. However, your firm belief that
they are happening makes them real for you.
This is the realm of subjective thinking. When you think
subjectively, things are more or less like how you are seeing
a dream. When we see a dream, how do we picture ourselves?
Is our ‘dream’ self the real us? No, we are the ones who are
‘seeing’ the dream. We are just the frame of reference,
the consciousness. Whatever is happening in our dream
is our perspective. That is how thinking works in the
subjective world.
In this world, what we see is actually just a manifestation
of our thoughts. Now, that doesn’t mean those things aren’t
real. What that means is that those manifesting thoughts
are present in our consciousness. Just as we might be able
to alter things in our dreams, by applying the Law of Attraction,
we could alter things in our ‘real’ life as well.
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