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Do you ever have irrational fears that strike out of the blue? Uncontrolled thoughts that pop into your head for no apparent reason? Are you ever worried about manifesting these into existence via the Law of Attraction? 

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I’m introverted by nature. I enjoy spending time alone and reflecting on my life situations. This has proven beneficial in my years of practice with the Law of Attraction. My mind is never given a chance to wander too far off “the path”. This doesn’t mean that I don’t recognize the need for action when required (as I’ve written about before) or that being an extrovert doesn’t have its own merits. I just appreciate my particular situation and utilize the potential found within it.

Like most of the good things in life you will often find a flip-side to it. In this case I’ve noticed the following…

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You probably recognize the benefit of practicing Positive Thinking by now. Perhaps you are familiar with the Law of Attraction concept that your life experiences will match your current vibration. Still, with each new day it seems like the world is ready to retest your faith. Will it always be this hard? In my own experience, I’ve found that with practice it grows easier but it never stops requiring effort.

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Before “The Secret” was told, the Law of Attraction had a magical quality to me. I would always experience a special excitement as I passed this little known inspirational wisdom on to a friend. Now with the ubiquitous book/DVD, it is difficult to find someone who hasn’t heard of it.

What I find troubling, is the number of people who’ve already thrown the DVD in the drawer alongside their “Abs of Steel” VHS tape. “Tried it, doesn’t work” is the common cry.

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I want to make it clear to new ClearDeep readers, that overall I admire “The Secret” DVD/book by Rhonda Byrne. Even if I did find the “inspired action” section a bit thin and unsubstantial. However, there is one portion of the book that I question as being based on sound conclusions:

Dieting and Weight Loss.

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