Living the Law of Attraction: Real Stories of People Manifesting Health, Wealth, and Happiness

by Rich German, Robin Hoch, Bob Doyle (Foreword)

The Law of Attraction’s concept is good thoughts attract good things into your life; bad thoughts invite negative energy. Living the Law of Attraction is a collection of over sixty incredible stories from people who are truly living the Law of Attraction. Those who have applied this law to their everyday lives are experiencing what used to be considered miracles. What once were miraculous are now commonplace everyday miracles.

This book discusses how to apply this law to your life and will show you that anyone, in any situation (regardless of sex, age, economic background, or previous mindset), can practice it and experience greater levels of happiness, health, and success, while attaining their dreams. Through the power of these inspirational stories, you will learn how to use the Law of Attraction to improve your health, succeed in business, transform your body, live the life you've always dreamed of, and anything else your heart desires! Make feeling good your number one priority in life and start initiating your new reality today!

Genres: Self Help

304 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2008

Reviews

[Angela · Rating 2 out of 5]

Each story was only two to three pages long and followed the same format: My life was miserable because (fill in the blank), I either discovered (the Law of Attraction, The Secret (DVD), or The Secret (book)) or I started using these ideas without knowing that is what I was doing, I completely changed my way of thinking, and my life got so much better. For me these stories almost all lacked the key component, the necessary bit of information, HOW did the person get their thinking turned around... WHAT did that person do that improved their life so much? Out of all the stories in the book, I would say less than five actually included that specific, detailed level of information. I realize the HOW and the WHAT are going to be different for each of us depending on where we are coming from and where we are trying to go but having guideposts would be better than nothing.

It also felt that each story was simply another marketing vehicle for the person telling it. It is interesting to me how many of these people either have books available, are motivational speakers, life coaches, real estate agents, or have some other service that you can pay for if you go to their website. It seems that there is a personality type best suited for work with the Law of Attraction or at least, a personality type willing to tell you all about it.

The best part of this entire book for me was actually the introduction where Rich German outlines specific, daily actions that each of us can take that will help move us toward reaching our goals. I have begun following some of this information and I am hoping that it, at the very least, will help me clarify exactly what it is that I want so I can move toward getting it. I think many people misunderstand the Law of Attraction and believe that it does not require them to put in any effort toward obtaining their goal. Unfortunately, I do not think the stories in this book do much to counteract that way of thinking.

[EMP · Rating 2 out of 5]

I love LOA stories, but this book seemed like it should have been 3rd in a series where all the best stories were already used up. Some were okay, but in general, I found the book to be pretty disappointing.

[Ana]

Very inspirational with the stories of those who have lived this law.

[Ida · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was a great help and did wonders to my life.

[Carolyn D'Argenio · Rating 2 out of 5]

I became bored. Watch The Secret first.