Your Preferences – As Unique As Your Fingerprints

 

Your Preferences – As Unique As Your Fingerprints

Would life be different if you believed that everything you love and enjoy is just right for you?

What would happen if you knew yourself so well you could say with confidence, “No, thank you, I prefer….”

How would you look at others if you understood that their choices are perfect for them?

The Law of Attraction teaches us to recognize our personal preferences by noticing how things feel and asking ourselves, “Which feels better? This or that?” When we take the time to see our feelings, we learn about ourselves to lead to great personal freedom and happiness.

Before I learned about the Law of Attraction and how I attract people, situations, and opportunities in complete accord with my vibration (vibes), I tried to live by a set of standards or principles. I remember when I asked my pastor if he

Ways You Can Manifest Money Quickly and Easily

 

Ways You Can Manifest Money Quickly and Easily

The words quick and easy don't seem believable when manifesting money. Most everyone has the mindset that if you want money, it has to come with hard work.

 It may just be true that complex works are necessary; however, it all depends on what sort of hard work you need to engage in to manifest money quickly and easily.

The whole concept of manifesting requires a deep understanding of your relation to your physical reality and yourself and your alignment with what you want. You know when you are aligned with something by the way you feel when you focus on it. If you feel joyful, then you have opened yourself up to the flow of the

7 Spells To Unstoppable Magnetic Attraction

 

7 Spells To Unstoppable Magnetic Attraction

Beauty holds a golden mirror to the shimmering inner essence. It reflects accurate self-perception as well as the extent of one's discipline.

Attractiveness indicates sensitivity to those around us. Just as we shine our shoes, wash our cars or trim our lawns to provide eye candy to passers-by, we keep our bodies in the pink of health to offer delightful icons worthy of emulation.

I believe that beauty is not trivial; it is core to civilized society. Imagine everyone abandoning restraint and shuffling around in tattered clothes, drooping bellies, messy hair, blackened fingernails, and breath so foul only a mother could love? No one would be happy- except the mouthwash manufacturers. Those who shun beauty as superficial are probably too lazy to reach for a bar of