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How to benefit from the Law of
Attraction by understanding how
it works at lower and higher
levels
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The Universal Law of
Attraction
says that complementary things attract each other.
The universal forces of
Yin and Yang provide the best
insight into the Law of Attraction.
At a personal level,
Rumi explained the Law of Attraction best, “What you seek is seeking you.” |
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At the homo sapiens level
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Some people teach that The Law of
Attraction means that like attract like or people/objects with
similar energy attract each other.
Actually the Law of Attraction is not
about similarity, it is about complementarity. |
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Yin-Yang Intelligence (YYI)
As
a concept, the Laws of the
Universe all clearly and wisely
presented by the forces of
Yin and Yang.
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Yin and Yang represent two fundamental
forces that create and harmonize the Universe by their interaction.
They symbolize the two polar energies
that, by their fluctuation and interaction, are responsible for the
dynamic universe. |
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Understanding and staying in
harmony with the laws of the
Universe is essential for
achieving sustainability
in
life
and
business |
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10 Laws of the Universe
to
Stay in Harmony With
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The Universal Law of
Divine
Oneness
manifests the interconnectedness of all things. It says that every
being, thing, event, thought, and action is in some way connected to
everything else.
All-inclusive love is the best way to apply the law of divine
oneness. |
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The Universal Law of
Polarity
says that everything in the Universe
has an opposite.
Examples include Yin and Yang, light
and darkness, push and pull, good and evil, love and hate, warmth
and cold. |
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The Universal Law of
Gender
(Yin
& Yang)
masculine (active) and feminine (adaptive) energy exists in all
things.
Yin and Yang form a whole only in combination. These two
opposite, conflicting forces are found in every action.
Yin-Yang Intelligence (YYI)
helps harmonise these forces. |
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The Universal Law of
Rhythm
states that
cycles are a natural part of the
universe. Take note of and harmonise the rhythms in the outside
world and your inner rhythms. For instance, you may need to speed
your business up so it could cope with rapidly changing realities in
the marketplace. |
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The Universal Law of
Attraction
says that complementary things attract each other.
On a personal level,
Rumi explained this best, “What you seek is seeking you.” |
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The Universal Law of
Correspondence
states that patterns repeat throughout
the universe.
On a personal level, our reality is a
reflection of what's happening inside us at this moment. As Neuro-Linguistic
Programming (NLP)
psychology of success puts it, “Map is not the territory.” |
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The Universal Law of
Perpetual Transmutation of Energy
states that everything in the universe
is constantly evolving or fluctuating.
Yin and Yang
symbolize this inter-transformation. On a personal level, Buddha’s
path to liberation explains how right understanding leads to right
action and, ultimately, to right wisdom and right liberation. |
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The Universal Law of
Cause and Effect
highlights the relation between
actions and their impact, often invisible.
In human life, the rule "You
are what you think" is an all-important application of the
universal law of cause and effect. |
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The Universal Law of
Compensation
states that we reap what we saw. There
is a balance or reciprocity
that ensures that we receive what we give.
The Golden Rule that advises treating others as you want to be
treated is the best way to practice the Law of Cause and Effect on a
personal level. |
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