Law of Attraction

Vaheguruji ka khalsa, Vaheguruji ki fateh,

I have read and heard the Western perspective on law of attraction, but little did I know that my Guru, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji actually spoke about it 500 years ago! How cool is that??

So, I started doing my research, started reading books, going on iGurbani app and typing the word 'attract', guess what, I found my answer. Why was I wondering elsewhere, when the answer was with me all the time?

Guru Sahib speaks about the connection between the thoughts, words and actions. And, like literally, we go through this almost everyday, where we would be thinking about something, and we constantly speak about it. For example, my mind is currently in a hurricane thinking about earning money, because I got to pay the bills! And, as conscious as I try to be, words slip out of my mouth to anyone dear to me, about me trying to look for a job. And guess what, my actions show it too. I open my laptop, type in the search engine, 'Jobstreet.com' and start my search for jobs. How crazy is this?

Then, I wonder, this means, this linkage between my thoughts, words and actions is the explanation to why I attract certain people or situations in my life!

Bhai Gurdas Ji says,

Man Bach Karam Karam Man Bachan Kai , Bachan Karam Man Ounamanee Chhaaee Hai |

With the harmony of actions, mind and words, the thoughts of the mind, the utterance of the words and actions performed are influenced.

Guru Granth Sahib Ji says,

Man Bach Kram Prabh Eaek Dhhiaaeae ||

One who meditates on the One God in thought, word and deed

Sarab Falaa Soee Jan Paaeae ||6||

- that humble being receives the fruits of all rewards. ||6||

Time to contemplate on my thoughts, words and actions. See you guys soon!!

To understand further, do watch the video I made on this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-mQzEo7xpc

Vaheguruji ka khalsa, vaheguruji ki fateh.

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