| We've examined the Law of Attraction in some | | | | with it, namely grow more corn. Why is it, then, |
| depth, but without the Law of Growth, we're left | | | | that people yearn to change their lives, but do |
| floundering around wondering what in the world to | | | | nothing about it? |
| do with it. | | | | Ignorance is one reason, of course. Not everyone |
| A seed is the example usually used and so I'll stick | | | | has heard of the Laws of Growth and Attraction. |
| with that. | | | | But for those who have, many consider them to |
| We attract a bag of corn seeds to us from last | | | | be mere hogwash, esoteric drivel conjured up by |
| year's crop - or your neighbour's garden! No, don't | | | | the New Age movement. |
| do that. It's called theft. But we collect our seeds | | | | I've stated before that I'm not a religious man. I |
| and put them in a bag. So far so good. We've | | | | think I should clarify this by saying that I'm not |
| attracted our seeds to us. | | | | Evangelical. This business of being raptured and |
| Now, by themselves, they're simply seeds. True, | | | | angels charging across the sky with trumpets and |
| we have more now than when we started, when | | | | that we're all going to hell in a hand basket if we |
| we didn't have any seeds, but without the Law of | | | | aren't 'saved,' leaves me cold, I'm afraid. |
| Growth, all we can do with them is to pop them | | | | However,I certainly don't want to infer that I |
| into our mouths. | | | | either ignore or disregard the Bible, for there are |
| Ah, but we do have the Law of Growth. So the | | | | many truths in this Book. 'As a man soweth, so |
| next step is to plant them in our garden. We | | | | shall he reap.' This should be kept in mind for all |
| make little holes in the ground in a nice neat line | | | | those who practice the Law of Growth. |
| and drop the seeds in. Then we water them. | | | | And there are lots of other passages as well that |
| Assuming no bug nor blight comes along to | | | | point us in the right direction, but people either |
| consume or rot our seeds, we have every | | | | simply pass over them, or if they do actually read |
| confidence that they'll grow as they should. | | | | them, take them at face value. They have a |
| The sun will shine upon them, the rain will fall, and | | | | picture in their minds of some old chap in his field |
| nature will take its course as it has done since | | | | sticking seeds into the ground, and then reaping |
| time immemorial. | | | | his harvest. |
| But what's embodied in that seed? Energy. If | | | | The Bible was written for human beings, not |
| energy weren't present then the seed would | | | | seeds! It's full of analogies and should be read as |
| simply lay in the ground and eventually rot. But of | | | | such. 'As a man soweth.' We want a life of |
| course there has to be energy in the seed for it | | | | abundance, so we concentrate on how to attain |
| to be a seed in the first place. It was collected | | | | this. But to attain it with wisdom. If we list out, |
| from last year's crop. It didn't simply fall from the | | | | not just things that we want, but a road map for |
| sky. This analogy fits perfectly into our own Law | | | | a new life, and concentrate on obtaining all our |
| of Growth and Law of Attraction. Both march in | | | | desires, not forgetting other people in our lives, |
| lockstep. | | | | then; 'so shall he reap.' |
| After all, if we didn't want to grow corn, we'd | | | | Do your exercises diligently, sow your seeds |
| never obtain it in the first place. But having | | | | wisely, and all will be your's. |
| obtained it, naturally we want to do something | | | | |