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Universe and Life
The power to have all the positive and good things in life is love. When you love you are using the greatest power in the universe. Love is not weak, feeble, or soft. Love is the positive force of life! Love is the cause of everything positive and good. The positive force of love can create anything good, increase the good things, and change anything negative in your life. Every single time you experienced something good in your life, you loved and harnessed love's positive force. And every single time you experienced something not good, you didn't love, and the result was negativity. Love is the cause of all the good things in your life, and a lack of love is the cause of all the negative things and all the pain and suffering. Every day, in every moment, you make the choice whether to love and harness the positive force - or not.
The most powerful law in the universe is the law of attraction. The law of attraction says: like attracts like. What that means in simple terms for your life is: what you give out, you receive back.
"To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction."Every action of giving creates an opposite action of receiving and what you receive is always equal to what you've given. Whatever you give out in life, must return to you. It is the physics and the mathematics of the universe. Give positivity, you receive back positivity; give negativity, you receive back negativity. Give positivity and you receive back a life full of positive things. Give negativity and you receive back a life filled with negative things.
"Give and it will be given to you ... for by your standard of measure it will be measured to you in return."
JESUS
FOUNDER OF CHRISTIANITY. IN LUKE 6:38
What you give - you receive. Give help and support to a friend when he's moving house, and most surely that help and support will return to you with lightning speed. Give anger to a family member who let you down, and that anger will also return to you, clothed in the
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