Good Luck

“I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.”

~ Thomas Jefferson

So what does it mean to be lucky? Or what has happened when we run into a string of good luck?

I think the quote above by Thomas Jefferson can give us a couple clues on the subject of good luck and how we can draw more of it into our lives.

First of all is believing in luck or believing that you are actually a lucky person is the start of the process. Another way of saying this in Law of Attraction terms is to believe that the universe will and does conspire in your favor. That whatever it is you hold within your mind with a feeling of completion shall eventually be yours.

The second part is revealed in Jefferson’s statement about doing the work necessary to draw the luck into our lives. “I find the harder I work the more I have of it.”

This is where a lot of the Law of Attraction books fall short. They don’t mention the sweat that’s needed on our part. We need to do what we can with the resources that we have to set the universal energies in motion.

Sitting around just “thinking” about the dreams we want to manifest is just day dreaming. But if we go about our days believing in luck, that the resources or opportunities needed will be drawn into our field of awareness, and then if we set ourselves to the task of getting “out there” and doing what we can in the physical world we then have truly unleashed a magnificent power within our lives.

So is there really such a thing called luck? Or should we begin to think now in terms of alignment and co-operation. We do what we can and the universe can do the rest.

We can then start to see that being lucky is really a partnership that we enter into. So if you’re looking for a lucky break in your life believe that it will come then do what you can to open yourself up to the possibilities that are out there waiting for you.

Peace, love and many blessings for you.

Ian

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