dangerous and naive

Abraham Hicks coined the law of attraction, which is based on manifesting your thoughts into existence, which for me, is another new age bullshit agenda that caters to people that are fucking lazy that would rather sit on the couch and eat potato chips and bonbons while thinking their reality into existence. Want a new car? Just think about it; one will appear on the driveway within minutes. How about owning a multi-billion dollar company? Fuck, sit in your underwear, play video games, and smoke a few bowls, and BOOM! You will instantly own and operate a billion-dollar company, and because you are wearing your Superman boxers, your company will immediately be trading on the New York Stock Exchange for $150.00 a share!

action

The biggest fallacy in the law of attraction is that thinking about something will never get you anything, and the most significant missing component is action. As the adage says, “Action speaks louder than words (thoughts).” The universe responds with action; it’s how magick works. Here’s the deception. Ms. Hicks is the only one manifesting anything with her bullshit law of attraction. Why? Because she’s the one doing all the fucking work! It’s all about energy exchange. She spews out her bullshit; thus, you give her your energy; thus, she travels in her lier jet laughing her ass off; while you sit in your fucking boxers, scratching your head, wondering why a BMW hasn’t magically appeared in your driveway. It’s impossible to gain a higher level of consciousness when your mindset is still that of a toddler.

vending machine

The inspiration for this topic came from this commercial , which is a play on the law of attraction as clueless GenZ’ers grab money and other trinkets out of a vending machine so they can go to the local Honda dealer and buy a car ’cause (you know) that’s how life works.