Law of Attraction Lunch, Italian Vacation and Sports Car

The other day I was in the Whole Foods parking lot checking my voice mail and there was a message from my friend Jackie asking if I could meet her for lunch at Whole Foods. I was buying a cup of coffee as I already lunched with another friend and Jackie's message was much earlier so I figured it would have to be another day. When I walked towards the coffee bar I thought I heard my name and it was Jackie! She was running late so we were able to see each other anyway!

We sat down and she mentioned how much she really wanted to go to Italy with her husband to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary but because of her father's illness it just was not the time. Then she told me about her husband's new business and how much she really wanted a new sports car and then told me that it was not the time. Then she asked me to explain the Law of Attraction to her.

I told her that the Law of Attraction is defined as "We attract into our life what we place our focus on" whether it is negative or positive. Running into each other at Whole Foods is the law at work I explained to her. We had left messages for each other during the week and it worked out that we could spend some time together without any further action to schedule it. Serendipity (one of my favorite words!) made it's way into our lives.

I further explained that there are other laws at work with the Law of Attraction such as the Law of Time. Everything will happen in it's own time...Jackie will go to Italy with her husband in perfect universal timing and she will get her sports car in perfect time too. She seemed to understand all of this. She has not studied the Law of Attraction or any of the spiritual principles that support this law but it made some sense to her.

I gave her a lot more info and that she mentioned she would need some time to absorb it.

If you read something and it does not make total sense to you just take it in and let your subconscious mind process it. One day you might have one of those Ah Ha moments and say "That is what Wendy was talking about!"

I get it!