What does science, religions and theosophies have to say about the Law of Attraction? The first fascinating aspect to the law of attraction is that this law is a well-known and ancient law, known in many religions, many cultures, many tongues.

The Law of Attraction has been studied by science and religions alike, and both agree that there is such a natural law.  Some beliefs and sciences see it more as evolving around reality.  A Quantum Physicist will tell you that this law is actually a trinity system.  Dr. Eric Amidi is one such Physicist and he states that there is truth to the statement, you get from the universe what you ask for.  He says in this world our senses register every second so much data that our conscious minds cannot handle it all at once, so we filter out most of the reality that the world out there has to offer, letting in only the tiny amount that we can perceive in that instant, and we do this instant by instant, automatically.

This research has been confirmed by L. Ron Hubbard as well. He did an extensive amount of research into the human mind, and the perceptics, and the ability of the spirit and the mind.  In fact Hubbard developed a method for a person to go back and look at any moment of their life, examining with full perceptic recall the entire moment - amazingly the individual who uses this techniques sees multitudes of information that he did not "seemingly notice" at the moment he originally perceived that moment, but he still took it all in and filed it away.

These abilities of the spirit and soul have much to do with the law of attraction and how that law works.

The law of attraction amongst many men of science has been relegated to how the relation of physical structure and to how matter develops.  However, men of religion or spiritualism expand this to the relation of the soul and the mind and the role that a persons thoughts and realities attract and even create similar thoughts and realities in the physical universe.

Dr. Eric Amidi and L. Ron Hubbard are only two men whose research confirmed that an individual sees what they can or want to see, that they view life from subjective realities (these are thoughts, emotions, or spiritual sensations that come from their own life experiences) and that they shape their present and future lives based upon these thoughts.

Hubbard takes it one step deeper and explores who is doing the thinking - suggesting like Buddha and the great masters of the Vedic hymns that it is the spiritual being that does the thinking, the filtering and the holds the memories which comprise life experience.

Amidi and Hubbard both agree on a very significant point.  To change a person's future, you need to help him recognize how strong and capable he is with his thoughts and that he is always thinking and creating his future. Thus getting the person (spiritual being) to start creating a better future for himself begins by getting the spiritual being to become more willing and more able to take a look at the thoughts he creates and change those thoughts to help him put into motion in the physical universe those things he desires.

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