Through the phenomenal spread of knowledge in this cyber-verse, millions of people all over the world now are familiar with the idea of how our thoughts and actions influence our life conditions.


Students of the Law of Attraction understand to what extent our mind- set determines our very planetary evolution.


Great contemporary teachers of the Law of Attraction, such as Esther Hicks, Joe Vitale, Bob Proctor and many others, have led fans to understand that they must master their thoughts so that they can, as a consequence, master their power of visualisation and affirmation of their goals.


These contemporary business icons, like dozens of others, based their success on just the great works of Prosperity Consciousness, 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill, and the 'Science of Getting Rich' by Wallace Wattles. There are other legendary works but these are the two that are popularly known.


The Real World and the Brain


The brain and the body are one. The brain is in the body, it is part of the body, and it controls the body. Your mental states influence your bodily posture, and your posture influences your mental and emotional states. If you are sad or depressed, your brain instructs hormones to be released that physically depress your activity.


If you are happy, the opposite effects occur.


Wikipedia states : people experience the corresponding manifestations of their predominant thoughts, feelings, words, and actions and that people therefore have direct control over reality and their lives through thought alone. This version of “the law” has attracted some criticism. Science has never been able to show that we can change things outside of us “by thought alone.” However, other ways of stating “the law” might be...


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