The Law of Intellectual Attraction:
The Law of Attraction is a concept in psychology and neuroscience that refers to the idea that the thoughts, criticisms, and feelings that we focus on and develop are powerfully attracted to us. The task of an individual to experience the Law of Attraction is to move toward positive thinking, use visualization, and continually focus on the goals and things that he or she desires to attract.
When we focus on positivity and have self-confidence, we attract opportunities, people and experiences that enhance our success and happiness, and our subconscious mind acts as a magnet that attracts what is in line with our thinking and feelings.
Subconscious programming is the process of changing negative models in our subconscious mind and replacing them with positive models
This is done by using techniques and methods such as guidance, positive affirmations, and positive visualization.
"This is freedom. It is a winter thing that cannot be tolerated for long. In it one must constantly move, as we do now. In freedom one must dance, it is cold and beautiful. But do not fall in love with it, because this will make you very sad later. A person only exists in the areas of freedom for moments, and no more. We have crossed the limit now. Look at the wonderful path on which we are skating, how it is slowly dissolving. You can now see freedom dying. When you open your eyes, this will be a haunting scene The heart is yours many times.”
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Walser treats language in this novel with as much respect as one would treat a revered and close friend at the same time. Hermann Hesse
"Jacob von Gonten" involves a kind of parody of the traditional educational novel.
Christopher Middleton
In the veins of her hand, jasmine grows:
A very difficult life is lived by (Mahra), who was forced by circumstances to live in the house of her mother, who is married to another man, after the death of her father. Feelings of fatherhood begin to overwhelm her with the relationship between her stepfather and her brothers, until (Mahra) meets the knight of her life (Hareb) and lives with him in a state of love. The sincere and pure one, so that she believes that the world is smiling at her after she saw in him the main compensation for the feeling of deprivation that she suffered in her life. She is soon shocked to discover that he is married and separated from his wife and with whom he has two children. Mahra enters into a whirlpool of conflict between her mind and her heart. Should she turn? to :
- What her heart beats with in terms of love, adoration, and feelings of love with (he fought and living with him).
Or her mind controls her sense of the horror of what will happen to his two children as a result of her relationship with their father and causes them to feel the deprivation that she suffered from in her life.
Dear reader:
Meet me at the end of the book to find out what Mahra did....!!!???????
Israa Al Hosani....
