The SECRET of the MIRROR UNIVERSE
By Jonathan Parker
A while back, I saw the actor and comedian Jim Carrey on the Larry King Live TV show. One of the things he said stuck with me: “I believe that everything that happens to you is the greatest thing that could ever happen to you. Everything — because that is exactly how the universe works. It gives you whatever you are in alignment with, and it’s all designed to work on the weakest link you have.”
This type of profound insight only comes from observing life closely, and I believe it’s one of the most important insights a person could come to. Since life indeed seems to work this way, what, if any-
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thing, can we do to move things along so we aren’t stuck forever dealing with our “weakest links”?
The Secrets of Manifestation
In his classic book Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill wrote about a secret that many suc- cessful people have discovered: People attract what they think about. In other words, we’re like magnets, constantly attracting op- portunities, people, and situations to us. Or, to put it in the terms of an ancient principle: Like attracts like. You attract and become what you hold in your mind both con- sciously and subconsciously.
“When you follow your b thought there would be anybody else
On the surface, this insight seems to offer a simple solution to all the shortcomings we experience, since apparently all we need to do to be successful is to start thinking about success. But one of the biggest challenges of Hill’s so-called secret is that what many people spend most of their time thinking about is what they don’t want.
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