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The degree to which your areas of thinking, feeling and behaviour are not in harmony is in direct proportion to your ability to attract what you really want. This means examining the attitudes that you knowingly, and unknowingly, hold about your life.

Your attitudes are expressions of the way you think, the very frames of reference you have constructed to support your world. It follows that if matter is thought made concrete, then your thoughts are the architects of your material world, and your attitudes the builders. If you have thoughts about how you want to conduct your life and then behave in a manner that does not reflect this `rightness‘, ultimately you become self-defeating in your ability to manifest.

Life is full of temptations to test our `rightness‘ attitude. Our tendency is to constantly complain about our conditions. Yet, if we were immediately placed in the conditions we so desired, rather than feel satisfaction we would soon feel the scarcity in those conditions also. This is because we seek only to fulfil our outer needs, which do not satisfy the emptiness within us. The question arises, therefore, of how we can reach harmony with the conditions of life when they conflict with our desires.

Those who complain most about life and who are the most disappointed and troubled will inevitably struggle the most, whatever their conditions. Such complaining reduces our ability to apply our rightness to receive. A condition as bitter as poison can be turned into nectar by getting in rhythm with it, and this can only be done with a rightness of attitude. When experiencing a period of favourable conditions, a person will fear for the time it will end, and will even ask, `Yes, but how long will it last?’ Yet, when experiencing an adverse period they do not think of when it will end, rather they wallow and complain about it and wonder, `Oh dear, what is to become of us?’ This is illustrated by the fact that bad news travels along a business grapevine five times faster than good news.

The very nature of life, from morning through to evening, is that everything changes, so why should we not believe that bad times will change and good times will come? In allowing ourselves to fall into to the habit of expecting the worst, we directly affect our attitudes and desires. In doing so we generate fear and agitation which only serve to get us further out of rhythm with our condition.

Many imaginative and intelligent people who read every little struggle in the daily newspapers allow themselves to believe that the world is falling to pieces. Others, whose own world is currently in pieces will exclaim, ‘What am I to do?’ And if their world is not in pieces, they will still conclude that ‘it will be harder to survive in the future.’ A few will not concern themselves as they forge ahead, despite the ups and downs going on around them, while at the other end of the scale, another few extremists will conclude that astronomical signs, such as an approaching comet, portend the end of the world and end their own lives.

When your attitudes and desires are misguided, because you have the opportunity to get away with something, or because you rationalise that a particular difficult condition warrants such an attitude, your ability to receive is distorted. By ensuring that your attitudes and desires are right you become in rhythm with your Higher Desire Power. Consequently, you are guided to that which is right for you regardless of the conditions that life presents.

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