Make Wealth by Defying Conventional Thinking

It is a strange thing that so many people are consumed by poverty thinking. They believe that in order to make wealth, they have to be smart, work really hard, or be lucky somehow. Even worse, some people view the idea as futile and will even cite scientific ideas such as the 2^nd Law of Thermodynamics as an excuse to not try. While dismissing things like the Law of Prosperity as being superstitious, they indulge in even more superstitious ideas such as their “lot in life,” “bad luck,” and so on.

The Religious Impulse and Wealth Attraction

Wealth attraction demands optimism and belief. It is an intrinsic thought mishandled human need to believe in and be optimistic about “something.” This is often thought of as “the religious impulse.” The reason is that by and large, this “need to believe” is satisfied by religion. The problem that many people encounter is that they consider church as their “fix” and once they leave church on Sunday evening, they leave this perspective behind and enter “the real world.”

Once the sugar high injected with every “Amen” wears off, they see the “real world” as a dark and foreboding place. Now, what if the optimism and upbeat feelings that church provides could be maintained all throughout the week? What miracles could happen in your life if you didn’t leave your faith at church?

The Law of Prosperity versus Atheism’s “Science”

A religion that has been getting a lot of headway lately is atheism. It may seem ironic to call it a religion, but what is belief in “The Theory of…” but a matter of faith? The Law of Prosperity applies no less to them than to anyone else because it also is science. Atheism loves science above all, but this can often result in existential misunderstandings about the “real world.” A major example is the common misconception of 2^nd Law of Thermodynamics, where “all things tend toward entropy.”

Most people are taught about entropy with the example being a piece of fruit in decay. In reality, entropy is not as simple as “decay,” and the rotting fruit model is just one example of it. Entropy is a state of equilibrium where all the useful energy is expended. For a more optimistic model of entropy, think of the ice melting in a glass of ice water. Eventually, the ice will all melt and the water will become room temperature. Entropy has occurred, but if you put more ice in the glass, the process starts over again.

Tying This Together to Manifest Abundance

Whatever one may think about “the real world,” everything around us is working to manifest abundance. Does the sapling care that it will one day rot away or become lumber? No, it will continue to grow and become a mighty oak before it dies.

In our religions and myths, do heroes shy away from greatness because it seems impossible? No, and the more futile it seemed at the outset led to greater glory in the end. They believed in “something” and did what it took to make it happen every day.

It could be argued that the tree cannot doubt and so is able to easily achieve its greatness. Yet, this is precisely the key of both your success and the success of Moses, Jesus, Buddha, and the rest. More important than any miracle they performed, doubt did not get in their way. Because of that – in the ice water entropy model – they all had plenty of ice to get the job done. Follow their example, and you can make wealth in your life.