LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

In the midst of the "terrible trifecta" of pandemic, economic turmoil, and racial tensions, it's more important than ever to take care of ourselves and to honor ourselves.

Dan came up with today's show title after some experiences with people in a Facebook group he's in, and it led to a discussion of racial tensions in America today.

We begin today by talking about "spiritual bypassing" with Cindie mentioning people who only want to feel positive emotions and block themselves off from anything even slightly negative, while Walt takes the opposite tack by identifying people who accuse others of "spiritual bypassing" because they're not joining in on staying in the anger that the accuser is emoting.

Now there are three major challenges going on in America today: the pandemic, the crashed economy, and racial tensions. We really need to reverse the vibe!

We break with precedent and spend a little time focusing attention on racial tensions in America. Louis joins us a few minutes later, and we shift to the main topic, which Louis places at among the highest vibrational levels.

We conclude our review of this book by discussing his final and most important chapter: The Law of Success.

We often talk about various strategies to get into that high-flying place. Sometimes, the universe makes it easy on us. The weather we've experienced in the Northeastern part of the U.S. the past few days illustrates this perfectly.

We start off today with a couple stories that demonstrate the benefits involved in not worrying about how something is going to happen, and the episode evolves into a really impactful discussion about the personal power that we all have that we can either use or abandon. We also address some really good questions from our livestream audience.

Walt brings up the idea of adding some kind of game or game show to the LOA Today schedule.

What does it mean when you have a dream? Is it a sign? Is it a portent? Is it a reflection of what's going on in your life?

Tougher chapters today. Entitled the Law of Sacrifice and the Law of Obedience, the names of these chapters threw all three of us for a loop at first.

Walt shares something he posted in a Facebook group today, and Alyx gives her reactions.

A controversial conversation in a Facebook Abraham-Hicks group provides interesting grist for today's show. We talk about the nature of "positive" and "negative" and how those words actually do a poor job of conveying what we prefer or don't prefer in life.

Listener Josie DeMarco comes onto the show today to share some of her poetry with our audience.

Uohna introduces us to the writings of Dr. Carol Dweck as Walt and Louis discover the overlaps between Dweck's teaching and the Law of Attraction.

LOA1220 Working With The Law: 11 Truth Principles for Successful Living, by Raymond Holliwell, Part 4

We often talk here on the show about the placebo and nocebo effects. However, it's not every day that we get to include the perspective of a top researcher in the field of placebo and nocebo research.

Cindie begins today by talking about how we experience stress any time we experience any kind of change.

All three of us have been dealing with fear and stress issues lately, so we decide together to climb out of it using laughter. And boy, does it work! We prove once again that LOA Today is Your Daily Dose Of Happy!

This week we discuss chapters 5 and 6 in the book.

The show starts with some animated discussion about a post Dan just kinda threw onto Facebook that surprised him with all of the positive attention it got.

We often think about our relationship with our partner as being our primary relationship, but in truth our primary relationship is the one we have with ourselves.

Walt shares a personal story about his own growth over the past 10+ years.

Uohna gives us a high-level presentation of how science views the subconscious mind and the role it plays in our day-to-day lives.

This week we discuss The Law of Attraction and The Law of Receiving as described by Holliwell in his book.