Readers' Success Stories
My first LOA guides were published in a blog called . Realizing we create our own reality inspired many, and the feedback from readers was just as interesting as the answers to their questions. Soon, the book followed, as a way for newcomers to learn the basics.
A few months ago, I asked if the Law of Attraction could get my ex back. Now, I've got my answer: yes! Not only did it bring him back, but it also got us an apartment. We're moving in this Sunday. And there's a whole lot more! / Frida
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I just have to share how incredibly everything has turned out. My mom has been declared completely healthy! My dad got his old job back, but with different tasks, and he's happier than ever! I got my ex back (the greatest love of my life), moved in with him (IN MY DREAM CITY), and landed my very first full-time job! All without lifting a finger. / Amanda
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I've written before and have been a little frustrated and impatient about my job. But lately, I've managed to stay positive and just chill, shaking off all the dissatisfaction and boredom. I stopped pressuring myself to find something else to do, let my boss's crappy mood roll off my back and acted as my own boss for a while. There were days when it seemed like nothing was changing, but then a car with a "LOA" license plate appeared. A bit later when I was feeling doubtful again, another "LOA" car parked next to mine. This has happened with three different cars this fall! And you won't believe what happened next. They asked me to step in for my boss for 3.5 months while he's out sick. I'm becoming the CEO of the entire company!!! / GMA
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A while back, I was quite desperate and really wanted to meet a new guy. I searched high and low but nothing caught my eye. I didn't like this desperate version of myself, so I decided to just drop it (!) and sent out a wish to the universe about what I wanted in a guy. I imagined a kind, loving man, who would be artistic and/or musical, who I have lots in common with, and who can handle (or rather APPRECIATE) my somewhat blunt way of talking, etc. Then I let it go and didn't think more about finding a guy. Instead, I focused on myself and just having the best time possible. POOF! 1-2 weeks later, I met TWO guys who fit the description perfectly! One of them even has the same cool tattoos as the guys in my favorite movie, which I'd been thinking about just the week before... Coincidence? I think not! / Emma
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Two weeks ago, I applied for a program that's highly sought-after and has very few spots. I felt like one of those spots was mine, so I wrote an admission letter and didn't think any more about it. Then, a small "complication" arose - the program turned out to be pricier than I had anticipated. So, I simply sent out a wish for the money to sort itself out. Yesterday, I found out I got into the program! Then, when I got home, there was a letter in the mailbox telling me about an unknown savings account that my great-grandmother had set up for me - with exactly the amount I needed, give or take a few bucks. Not only that, but she had also managed some funds for me which I now have access to, which means even more cash. So now, I'm happy, rich and chosen. / Emelie
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This is insane. I'm a small business owner and have taken over the business after my sister fell ill. And of course, I've just tried to think positive thoughts and attract customers. I've told myself not to worry, the customers will come for sure. I set March 31st as a deadline, and until then, I wasn't allowed to worry about the lack of customers. Result: customers, customers, and more customers. And today, a production company called, wanting to make a documentary about my industry. They want to come and film this Thursday or Friday. It's going to be aired on Channel 4. How about that? / Margit
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You were a huge help to me last fall. Or rather, you helped me help myself. I had an exam that I was super stressed about. All I could think was that I was going to fail. Later I actually got an email that said I had indeed failed, just 4 points short of passing. But once the news sank in, all the pressure (and negative thoughts) lifted, and I only felt happy and greatful that it was over... I silently wished that the teacher had made a mistake or would make an exception. Then, the night before the exam review, I had this vivid dream where the teacher had overlooked a 4-point question. What joy! And what disappointment when I woke up. I went to school anyway, and once there, I got my exam back. And guess what? The teacher had missed a whole question, worth 4 points. I went from failing to passing in an instant, just like in my dream! / Narcissa
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I just wanted to drop a comment and thank you for everything I've learned. You made it clear that life is about feeling good, and during the spring when I was unemployed and other people were nagging me to "work hard" to get a job and claimed that "I can't turn down jobs just because they don't sound fun", I've just been chilling and thinking "that's your view on life, not mine" and let it pass. In March, I wrote a list of eight points on what is most important to me in a job, and yesterday they called from a place that matches ALL these points and asked me to start in three weeks, which of course suits me perfectly as I'll be away the week before! "Pure luck", some say. I just smile and shrug. I didn't break a sweat getting this job (unless you think chilling out is hard work). / Karin
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LOL I've been dealing with a bank issue that's been a complete mess. I've made countless calls, waited for letters that have somehow gotten lost and so on. After the most recent call, they sent new paperwork which, to my dismay, meant I had to start from square one... answer new questions and send a new notarized statement. At first I was furious, then I decided to just forget about it. This morning, I firmly told myself that the lost paperwork would arrive today. While I was at it, I also wished that I'd get an offer that would really make my day. Then I let it go, went for a walk and had a fantastic morning. I just checked my mail and guess what I found. The letter with the bank papers, a letter that's been missing for a month and a half! And there's also another letter, offering an opportunity to launch my book abroad! I'm blown away. / Cecilia
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I made a wish list, relaxed, and imagined feeling as great as I would if I were living my dream life. My wishes: earning $3,000 a month, meeting a kind, humble guy who was also a bit competitive and into health and sports, and getting to live in a white house with blue trim near water and nature. Then I let those thoughts go and went on with life. One day, I got a message on Facebook from a guy who was concerned about our mutual friend who hadn't been online for a while. As we talked, I realized he was everything I'd hoped for and more! We've been together for almost four months now. He lives in a small village in Norway, IN A WHITE HOUSE WITH BLUE TRIM, near a river with towering mountains all around. It's breathtakingly beautiful there! I'm moving, and since the pay is better in Norway, I'll be making a bit over $3,000. / Fredrika
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I was working on my thesis when I got distracted by some family problems and had to stop. Since then, it's been hanging over me, nagging at my conscience. Recently, I sent out a wish about being able to do my thesis during paid working hours and that it would sort of "take care of itself". Now, a guy has reached out to the company I work for, wanting to write his thesis with us. The HR coordinator passed it on to me so that I could supervise him (!). So, I'll be writing the thesis together with him. This is pure genius! I work best with others (when it comes to stuff like this): wish granted! I don't have to bear the entire burden myself: wish granted! I get to complete my thesis so that I can graduate: wish granted! My goodness, this is so great that it can only have been made for ME, my awesome self! I'm on fire! / Emma
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