The law of attraction is a rather simple law. It’s the use of visualization to manifest the things in life that you want. In order to truly understand it, you must put a lot of work into it. No one is perfect at it, but these are signs you’ve learned to fully understand the laws of attraction.

1. You can see synchronicity.

Synchronicity is a fascinating thing. It is defined as the simultaneous occurrences of events that appear significantly related but don’t have a clear connection. This is the universe trying to send you messages, and if you see it, you’re getting the message.

2. Having fun is a top priority.

You can’t hope to have a good, happy life without having some fun.

Hard work is important, but all work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy, right?

3. You don’t carry baggage.

Negative baggage doesn’t serve to do anything for us. It weighs us down and keeps us from reaching our fullest potential. If you’ve left your baggage behind, you’re on the right track.

4. You take time to enjoy life.

It’s all about stopping and smelling the roses. Life isn’t a race. It’s about enjoying each moment and living life fully.

5. You enjoy the company of others.

And it’s not just a superficial thing either. You deeply enjoy the presence of other people. Strangers get a smile and even people you don’t know that well get a hug.

6. You expect great things to happen.

This is a key part of the law of attraction.

You don’t fret about the future and expect the worst to come true.

In fact, you expect the best to come true! It leads you down a path of working hard and getting what you need.

7. You’re thankful.

The universe provides us a bounty, but universe giveth and universe taketh away.

Showing gratitude sends the right kind of energy out into the universe.

8. You keep things positive.

Petty gossip and nasty talk like that has no place in your life and it shouldn’t. Keeping things positive will keep the positive things flowing.

9. You go with the flow.

It’s an important lesson to realize that you, my friend, are not in control of everything. There are things in your life you have sway over, like what you’re doing and who you’re with, but that’s just about it. Go with the flow.

10. You take responsibility for your life and actions.

It’s all you have control over. And if you mess something up, it’s okay to admit it.

Nothing outside of yourself will ever satisfy you.

This particularly shaped “black craft” was sited by a father and son who were just leaving a restaurant that is located near the border of Ohio and Kentucky in the USA around the time of 7 PM (local time).

Tom and Christopher, the father and son, had allegedly claimed that two “military helicopters” proceeded to follow the strange UFO after they filmed the craft passing by.

Tom, the father who filmed the event, commented on the craft slowly gliding by and then as it reaches a certain point in the video, there’s a flash of light that appears on either side of the craft. Continue reading →

For many people, romantic relationships aren’t the positive experience that they should be. However, there’s a difference between a bad relationship and a dangerously toxic one, but it is important that you understand how to spot when the relationship you’re in is toxic.

If you’re in a toxic relationship, there is always the chance that you will be able to get out of it and go on to form a happy and stable relationship in the future. This article will help you spot if your relationship is toxic, and will help you to work out how you can get out of it.

1. You feel unfulfilled

A relationship should be a partnership between two people that is mutually beneficial to them both.

If you can’t remember what it felt like to be in love, and you certainly don’t look forward to seeing your partner at the end of a long day, there is every chance that your relationship could be toxic, and could be doing you more harm than good in the long term.

2. You’re constantly criticized

It can sometimes be quite subtle, but one of the signs of a toxic relationship is when one partner is always criticizing the other. It may be a comment such as “You’re not wearing that again are you?”  Continue reading →