Law of Attraction Evidence

When I’m on a self-improvement plan, be it a diet, exercise program or an experiment like the one I’m writing about here, I find it tough to stick to it if I can’t see evidence that it’s working.

Trying to create reality by feeling good is especially challenging.  I think it will be easier to stick with this if I make it a point to look for evidence of the law of attraction in action in my life.  If I can look for and find things that I’m attracting by my attention to them, it will make it easier to focus my thoughts on what I want.  Evidence of deliberate creation, deliberate manifestation and synchronicity will help me stay on track.

Abraham-Hicks says:

“You say, “May I have…” or, “I would really like to have…” or, “What I really want is…” and you can name anything under the sun that you can conjure, and the Universe calmly says, “Here it is,” because it is known by All-That-Is that anything that you desire—can be. So, “Yes, here it is.”"

I believe this, but I forget it WAY to much.  I’m recording the evidence of what the universe brings me here.  If you have some evidence of your own, please share it by leaving a comment.  The more we can show each other how the universe responds to our focused intention and thought, the easier it will be for us to create our reality and manifest what we want.

Here’s what I’ve attracted:

“The Proof Is In The Pudding” (2/17/10)

I was talking to Tim about something, and I used the cliché, “The proof is in the pudding.”  Since Tim doesn’t remember anything before 2006, most clichés are foreign to him, so I asked him if he knew what that meant.  He said he had heard that one and he did know what it meant.

A half hour after this conversation, I was reading something on the internet, something that included the phrase, “the proof is in the pudding.”

I hadn’t said or read or heard that cliché in years, and there it was, twice in a half hour.

Mexican Food (2/18/10)

All week, I was thinking about Mexican food.  I wanted cheese enchiladas, refried beans, and rice.  I wanted to go out to eat, but that’s not something I was going to spend my money on at this point.  Tim mentioned  he wanted cheese enchiladas too.

Night before last, my friend, Kathy, called and said she and her partner were taking us out for Mexican food the next day.  No arguments.

How about that?  Tim and I both had cheese enchiladas, refried beans, and rice.  We manifested what we wanted in less than a week.  Kathy and Lyn have never taken us out to eat before, so this wasn’t a usual occurrence.

Plastic Golf Balls (2/19/10)

Two days ago, I offhandedly asked Tim, “What happened to all those Wiffle golf balls Ducky used to play with?”  (These were plastic golf balls with holes in them, and Tim gave her five to play with when we first got her in October.  She loved to toss them up in the air and pounce on them.)  Tim said, “They’re probably under the sofa or something.”

This morning, I got up a lot earlier than I normally do.  Because I got up so early, I took Ducky to the forest and let Tim sleep in.  When we got home, I had to take her in our exercise room, where we have a TV and an office chair in addition to our exercise stuff, because she kept trying to scratch on the bedroom door to wake up her Daddy.  Confining Ducky to that room is something Tim’s been doing since we got Ducky.  Not one time in the four months we’ve had her have I been the one to hang out in there with her.  He does it for me because he gets up earlier.

So I’m sitting on the floor with Ducky, and I’m watching the Olympics on TV (an old console TV that sits on the floor), and I spot a Wiffle golf ball under the TV.  I get it out and, in the process, find another one.

Delighted, Ducky starts playing with them.  She tosses one behind a trunk.  I move the trunk, and I find a third one.

Interesting manifesting, huh?

Robin Wright Penn (2/20/10)

On Friday, we were talking to our friends, Kathy and Lyn, about the movie, Princess Bride.  Amazingly, they hadn’t seen it.  They asked who was in it.  We listed some of the actors/actresses, including Robin Wright Penn.

The next night, we arbitrarily decided to watch the movie, Unbreakable.  Guess who was in it?  Yep.  Robin Wright Penn.

I hadn’t seen her or heard a reference to her in years.  And there she was, twice in two days.

Ducky’s Friend, Dixie (2/21/10)

Tim and I were walking Ducky in the forest.  I said I’d love for her to be able to play with Dixie today.  I was thinking about how she played with Dixie a week ago and had so much fun.

Ten minutes later, we turned a corner, and here came Dixie and her people, Mel and Dean.  We do see Mel and Dean occasionally in the woods, but not everyday, and we hadn’t seen them in a week.

Reference to Paz’s Postcards (2/21/10)

I was looking at a friend’s blog, Paz’s New York Minute, and I was thinking her pictures would make great postcards.  I noticed she had a shop link and I checked it out.  I meant to ask her how the sales of those cards were going but I forgot.

Within a week of checking her shop, she mentioned her shop in an e-mail and told me she was going to have some cards printed up to sell on a different website.

Blue Feathers (2/22/10)

Last week, I read about testing the law of attraction by manifesting a blue feather.  It didn’t strike me as a great way of testing the law of attraction so I didn’t set out to manifest a feather.

But yesterday, when I got back in my 4runner after Ducky’s and my walk by the bay, I glanced up and noticed (for the first time in months) the feathers I have stuck on the underside of the visor.  I haven’t looked at the underside of the visor much because we’ve had rain, rain, rain.

The sun shone through the blue tinting on the upper part of the windshield and the feathers on the visor, which are pale gray, looked pale blue.

Eerie.

Phone Call From Kathy (2/23/10)

Yesterday, I called Kathy but decided not to leave a message when she didn’t pick up the phone.  Today, I was thinking about whether to call her now or later that afternoon.  Right then, the phone rang.  It was Kathy!