Comments on: How NOT To Attract Money

By: theeas

theeas — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:24:21 +0000

Hmmm….it’s something like “the more you give the more you will receive”…You’re totally right. I myself am a translator and I saw a pattern when I focused on giving the best service and helping people with their translation, more people trusted me to order a translation from me Just sharing..

By: Bruce Muzik

Bruce Muzik — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:48:49 +0000

Matt,

You missed the point. I never once said that you must sit and try to vibrate at the same frequency as the money – in fact, quite the opposite…

Bruce

By: Matt

Matt — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:18:14 +0000

Interesting article, but I don’t think it is quite understood how to use the LOA to get the money. And its obvious that you would not be able to attract the money when you don’t even believe it is going to work. You have to believe it will work first, and according to this article Bruce thinks that you can sit there and try to vibrate at the same frequency as the money. While this is true, that is how you do it. MOST of the time you have to take “inspired action”. If you are vibrating in a high vibration (Love, appreciation, etc.) you will find that inspired action comes more easily and you will be in the right place at the right time. If you are in a low vibration (depression, powerlessness, fear, anger) you can do all the action you want and it would not even come close to the action you do while in the higher vibration. Try it!!!! The things that happen to you when you are happy and appreciating are amazing!!! People who you run into are happy and nice, circumstances for what you want show up in your experience, and best of all you feel good!!!! When you try to feel good all the time, then why would you need the stuff that you want anyway, if thats the point of having the stuff. “When you feel good no matter what, then then the stuff doesn’t matter, and thats when it comes” That’s probably the most important premise. But of course people are frustrated because they don’t understand you have to allow the universe to respond, it can’t respond when you are constantly wondering when it is coming, how it will get there, and mad about it not being there. Happiness= allowing, it only makes sense. Think about it, when you don’t care about getting something, it comes easily. but when you want something sooooooo bad, and you need neeed need it, it never comes. A good example is relationships, you need a person and they leave, but if you are happy with yourself and don’t “need” your partner you are both happy and the relationship is amazing. Anyway, the only thing that I have learned that anyone has to remember, is ask and then get happy. Your desires will show up in ways you couldn’t imagine. If you want you can check out “Abraham Hicks”, which is the most amazing teacher ever.

By: Maria Garces

Maria Garces — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:28:41 +0000

Hi Bruce… Thank You for the lovely article. Love@light Dora.

By: Shirley

Shirley — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 08:52:17 +0000

It’s so true, as well as “hoping”, “wishing”, “manifesting”, how about some of these guys actually do something to add some value to others lives. That’s the “true” secret.

Love your stuff Bruce,

Shirley

By: Wayne

Wayne — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 06:50:35 +0000

I totally agree with Bruce’s statement,however having read much on the subject of wealth creation and attended many seminar’s including Bruce’s, I found a book by George S.Clason “The Richest Man In Babylon”, I believe that if these simple principles are applied as suggested in the book, all who applied the simple principles would be guaranteed financial freedom.

I have thrown money at many areas of “investment” sometimes with spectacular succeess and other times failure, had I applied these principles in my early Years I would be financially free today,however at the age of 48 I find myself having to start over again.

I find it rather strange that a book based on ancient principles gave me more hope as well as practical knowledge than all of numerous “new age” information.

Warm Regards
Wayne Bruyns

By: Cams

Cams — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:14:27 +0000

love it Bruce!

By: Robbie

Robbie — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:17:41 +0000

To Robert for post 13. I don’t your condition but if you haven’t yet. Get the audio version of “The New Psycho Cybernetics” by Maxwell Maltz and listen to it over and over and over. Something’s gotta ring home dude. That goes for all of you who are still searching for something. Trust me

By: Wolfgang Schmikl

Wolfgang Schmikl — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:35:45 +0000

Money is fictitious. All creativity starts with your mind. However, the principles you mentioned are correct. One is here to serve others by Value adding. Sow the seed of value, then all else follows. To dream and wish for money is like drifting on a cloud that eventually evaporates into nothing. It requires action. Have the right mind-set. It is in giving (service) that you receive. You have to give/create what others want and see as having value, then the universe responds. If you come to realise that all is within you, you are the abundance, then you stop focusing on money and will focus on service or creating what you can give. The mind is a very powerful tool in the hand of the Spirit (YOU). Combined with your will, you can create anything you want by manifesting this over time.
Wolfgang

By: rachel

rachel — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:14:05 +0000

people who make lots of money do not necessarily provide ‘value’ eg, many oil companies, banks, weapons companies, and macdonalds to name but a few

what they often have is cartels, no moral concern for people, and a lot for making money, and a gift for manipulating people, control of an important reserve, and government support,

honestly if were as simple as providing value, then life would be easy, no it is not – for those like us it is about selling, which you do well, not necessarily anything wrong with that, but as you say not everyone is capable of actioning even simple things,

eg a change in diet

BRUCE’S RESPONSE:

Rachel, you’re still attaching a good/bad judgment to value.

Oil companies, banks, weapons companies, and macdonalds all add value, or else they would not be in business.

The Oil companies value is in the oil they provide at the price they provide it at. No oil = no gas for your car. I’d say that gas for your car is something of value

The Bank’s value lies in their ability to lend, store, grow and give you instant access to your money. That’s a very valueble service. Imagine a world where you have to keep your money under your mattress and you couldn’t borrow from banks. Most people would be homeless…

Weapons manufacturers provide value in that their weapons are useful to certain people (and they can be used to protect you from enemy invasions)

Finally, McDonalds provides value in its fast, convenient hamburgers.

Now, before anyone reading this begins shouting and screaming calling me names, lets be clear: I don’t necessarily support the ethics of any of these companies, but there is no denying that they provide lots of value – that’s why they are successful.

I’d like to think that my readers choose to provide a different kind of value – a value that supports the growth of the human species.

So, STOP thinking of VALUE in terms of good and bad. In fact, if you can stop judging anything as good or bad and just see it in reality for what it is, you’ll live a VERY happy life. The happiest people I know are people who choose not to judge.

Bruce out.