The Seventeenth Law of the Universe is
The Law of Serendipity which states that the Universe bends in our
direction by providing us with seemingly accidental and unexpected
fortuitous circumstances which we call good luck.
Modern guru's have changed this law
into the law of attraction. Personally I like the name Serendipity
better. It makes me feel like I am one with the Universe. That my
needs are met and when needed the Universe will help me meet those
needs.
It was a couple of years ago that this
Law really came into play for me. At the time, I had an old
laptop... nearly 15 years old. It was slow and more times then not
it would either freeze or crash. It was to the point that even
fixing it wasn't worth it. I finally just quit using it and relied
totally on my tower.
I wanted to get a new one or a good
used one, but money at that time was very tight and I just couldn't
justify the expense for one. I finally began to realize that I may
have to wait for a year or so before I could just “throw” some
money towards this purchase.
When I came to this conclusion is when
the Universe started working for me.
First I had an unexpected sale of some
CD's. Then I won a cash reward from my employer. This all happened
in a span of two days, by the end of that second day, I was walking
to an AA meeting, when I saw laying on the sidewalk was a $20 bill.
Amazing. Good luck? Coincidence? Maybe. A dear friend once said to
me that there is to much coincidence to be a coincidence.
With this sudden influx of money I now
had a little over half the cost for a laptop. I was also now able to
justify the remaining balance with my own money and did indeed
purchase a laptop.
The Law of Serendipity is constantly at
work if we look for it and recognize it.
This past summer, I had a guest who
stayed with me for a couple of weeks. We traveled a lot in my old
car. A car that was mechanically sound but I was concerned about the
tires. Well the tires didn't let us down. They stayed on the road
and got us where we needed to go.
Two days after my guest left, I had a
flat and was told that all my tires were shot and I was driving on
borrowed time with those tires. I had them changed that day and as I
waited I thanked my Higher Power for keeping us safe during our visit
and got my guest back home safely before the tires finally gave out.
Yes it was Serendipity that helped us
have an enjoyable visit...
The Seventeenth Law of the Universe, what are others...
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ReplyDeletewhere can I get a list of the Universal Laws, as Serendipity is number 17.
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ReplyDeleteYou can visit www.daveharm.com. - a list of all the laws can be found there...
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DeleteThis has to be the absolute worst "evidence" for the so-called (but most definitely NOT) "Law" of Attraction/Serendipity. People, simply focusing on what you want and merely looking for opportunities is not going to make it happen. That's just New Age "woo woo" nonsense. Now, that isn't to say that maintaining focus and always watching for opportunities isn't advantageous. It certainly is. In fact, it is vital to success. But not because of some mystical force that somehow bends to your will just because you really need a new pair of shoes, or aren't able to pay the rent, or whatever. Yes, fortune will sometimes find you and save you at the final hour. But often it will not. When it does, it isn't due to your willpower or anything else along those lines. Nor is your "Chakra" aligned in a way that strengthens your connection to nature, or makes you healthier, or anything else. The closest you will come to anything that could resemble that, according to all scientific data, is meditation. No, there's nothing mystical about it. Yes, it has incredible benefits. They are, however, all rooted in science. Not spiritual mumbo jumbo. Remember the basis of PEARLism and you will never have to worry about falling for any other sorts of BS: Proof, Evidence, and Reasoned Logic. We use these things in every other area of our lives (when paying bills, needing surgery, fixing our car, etc), so why forgo them when it comes to this one other area? Because the questions are hard and the answers, frustratingly, elude us? Let us not forget that was every area of science at some point in time. There is nothing wrong with saying, "I don't know." It certainly doesn't mean you have to make up answers for the questions.
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