Best Books on the Law of Attraction

Here are the best books about deliberate creation using the Law of Attraction that all serious students should have on their bookshelf.

In order to select the right books, you need to identify what you want in regard to the Law of Attraction.

Are you just “curious” to know about the Law of Attraction in general? Is your aim simply to get an approximate idea what Law of Attraction is all about?

Or is your intention such that you want to start using the Law of Attraction practically, in order to make your life better? Is your goal to “actually use it” so that you can have all those things and experiences that you always have dreamed about?

Depending on which of the two goals you have selected, your choice of books may differ. And I will explain more about that in the article below.

PART 1: INTRODUCTION

Although I recommended only two book authors of the Law of Attraction for people interested in creating better health, that was simply because getting actual, positive results with the Law of Attraction is not very easy.

This is especially true in life areas which are very important (as one’s own physical health is, which can be scary for people who have an “incurable” disease, or who are in chronic physical pain).

So for those life areas where one has spent a considerable time (maybe months or years) wishing that one’s situation was different, it is especially tricky to achieve results. For by such prolonged exposure to a troublesome position, one “cements” one’s negative experience so much that it is hard to move (by the grace of the Law of Attraction, who sends more negative energy whenever we think negatively, complaining about our situation).

Beginner’s Books on Law of Attraction

So what I am saying here is this: your choice of books depends on whether you are just curious about the Law of Attraction philosophy, or whether you are actually planning to try and manifest a better life for yourself.

If your aim is the former (i.e., you’re just curious), then books like The Secret (by Rhonda Byrne), The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success (by Deepak Chopra) or Psycho-Cybernetics (by Maxwell Maltz) may give you some approximate idea about what the Law of Attraction is and what it can do for you.

But do note that these books are not really depicting the Law of Attraction as it really is. Some leave out crucial details, and some say things that simply are not true, as compared to the authorized versions of the Law of Attraction. So don’t believe everything you read in those books (if you don’t want to).

Authorized Books on Law of Attraction

If your aim is the latter (i.e., to manifest a better life for yourself), the previously three books will not do, at least not for most people. Maybe some persons with extraordinary visualization skills, or other extraordinary talents, might still get some results. But for most people, it will, in my opinion, be almost impossible to manifest anything positive by using those books.

What I am saying is this: if your goal is to manifest a new job for yourself, or a new boyfriend, etc., then your aim must be to first master the Law of Attraction, not just “know a thing or two” about it.

And you have to realize that this “mastering” is a process that requires both theoretical knowledge and practical application and experimentation, on a daily basis.

This can be compared to any program at any accredited university: first you take your bachelor’s degree (which takes years), and then you enter a master’s program (a year or two), after which your theoretical knowledge is pretty good. You don’t know everything, but you have a very solid basis.

Unlike those university programs, however, you must also simultaneously try to set things in motion on a practical level in your own life. So you don’t wait four years before you start to meditate or do your self-talk exercises, etc., but you do those every day. And in parallel, you study the principles and processes of the Law of Attraction.

So what you need, in terms of books, is detailed descriptions of many different “case studies” and “examples”, geared toward many different goals and life areas. This way, you may (relatively) easily get a grip of what is to be done, and proceed in the right direction toward your own particular goals.

PART 2: BEST BOOKS ON LAW OF ATTRACTION

Part 2 is all about the best books on the basic theory and application of the Law of Attraction. The presentation below therefore do not include any “popular science-type” books that simplifies, or distorts, or excludes, vital information.

Although the topics I have listed below are focused toward the theory of the Law of Attraction with knowledge about thoughts, beliefs, and emotion (as opposed to “practical” topic such as health or money or relationships), these books typically also contain various information on how to manifest better health, how to deliberately create your own dream body, or how to manifest more money, or how to materialize a more pleasing romantic relationship, etc. [note 1]

For more details about which books are best for each of these special topics for students of the Law of Attraction, see, for example, my companion article Best Books on Manifesting Better Health.

Books by Seth on Law of Attraction

Seth Speaks (1994). Topics: Your senses create your environment (p. 24); consciousness as a spontaneous exercise in creativity (p. 26); your emotional and psychic existence can create physical form (p. 26); creativity of mental image and emotion (p. 30); electromagnetic reality of emotions (pp. 41, 46); intensity of thoughts (pp. 63-66); thoughts after death (pp. 123-124); events as materialized experiences (p. 142); self-creation of reality (p. 161); laws for the behavior of thoughts (p. 266); telepathic communication of feelings (p. 416).

The Nature of Personal Reality (1994). Topics: your thoughts blossom into events (p. 28); you get what you concentrate upon (p. 45); your beliefs create your reality, including your physical body (p. 83); thoughts are like cells (p. 131); a healing visualization process (p. 159); your beliefs about any chemical will affect what it does to you (p. 178); beliefs are important, food is not (p. 231); concentrate on what you want (p. 291); the power of now (p. 292); the way beliefs “get into” the body (p. 306); adding a new belief (p. 309).

The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events (1995). Topics: Imagination of children (pp. 115-116); imagination of animals (pp. 139-141); many people think that they have no control over viruses and diseases (p. 177); your physical body is a fleshed-out version of the body of your thoughts (p. 189); your thoughts trigger chemical reactions in the body (p. 189); your thoughts are alive and self-propagating (p. 190).

The Way Toward Health (1997). Topics: biologically valid thoughts and beliefs (p. 64); disease and beliefs (p. 71); the six innate attitudes toward yourself and toward life (pp. 68-69); body consciousness and erroneous beliefs (p. 120); your ideas about your own health are more important than your actions (p. 158); the condition of your heart is affected by your own feelings about it (p. 163); beliefs as tools (p. 241); changing beliefs (pp. 249-250); coping with depression (p. 300).

Books by Abraham-Hicks on Law of Attraction

Ask and It Is Given (2004). Topics: The Law of Attraction is the most powerful law in the universe (p. 25); you get what you think about, whether you want it or not (p. 27); if you can desire it, the universe can produce it (p. 34); your attention to it invites it in (p. 41); learn to pay attention to your feelings (p. 66); reach for the best-feeling thoughts you have access to (p. 92); others cannot understand your inner desires or feelings (p. 96); you must be selfish enough to align with well-being (p. 104).

The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent (2006). Topics: Inner Being and your emotional guidance system (pp. 20-21); the powerful, universal Law of Attraction (p. 24); you are manifesting the essence of what you are thinking of (p. 27); each subject has a varied vibrational range (p. 28); how does the thought feel to you? (p. 28); when you ask, it is always given (p. 31); you are the creator of your own truth (p. 34); awareness is the key to deliberate creation (p. 35); your source immediately joins your every desire (pp. 41-42); is your focus predominantly on what you want? (p. 45).

The Law of Attraction (2006). Topics: How can I increase my magnetic power? (p. 40); how do I best utilize the Law of Attraction? (p. 45); an example of bridging an unwanted belief (p. 50); do my thoughts in my dreams have creation power? (p. 52); is everything composed of thought? (p. 63); I invited it by giving it thought (p. 77); rather than monitor thoughts, I will feel feelings (p. 125); I can create deliberately, intentionally, and joyfully (p. 129); these times are the best of times (p. 157); what is it that I now want? (p. 170).

The Astonishing Power of Emotions (2007). Topics: The universe continues to expand through you (p. 13); you are creating, even if you are not using words (p. 14); thought always precedes manifestation (p. 15); you are a vibrational being (p. 19); you have a sixth sense (p. 20); it’s all about aligning your thoughts (p. 25); emotions indicate the degree of your alignment (p. 35); go with the flow of well-being (p. 43); when you look in the mirror and feel proud of yourself (p. 241); nothing that you want is upstream (p. 245); just let go of the oars, and the Stream will turn you (p. 247); babies are resistance free (p. 249).

Money, and the Law of Attraction (2008). Topics: Whatever I can desire, I can achieve (p. 5); I am the attractor of my every experience (p. 8); tell the story that you want to experience (p. 14); pivot from feeling bad to feeling good (p. 22); attention to unwanted attracts more unwanted (p. 30); I know how I want to feel (p. 41); how can I not feel their pain? (p. 48); I am not responsible for others’ creations (p. 54); a war against war is also a war (p. 77); how to change my point of attraction? (p. 89).

The Vortex (2019). Topics: The three-step process of creation (p. 49); how can we all “have it all” (p. 55); when does “fixing problems” simply increase problems? (p. 69); when is it time to quit trying? (p. 71); nothing is more important than feeling good (p. 89); I am attracting by virtue of my vibration (p. 93); will feeling good always attract good-feelers? (p. 106); we can always have a fresh start (p. 130); appreciation is your key to the Vortex (p. 175); what about comparing ourselves unfavorably to others? (p. 184); selfishness and the Law of Attraction (p. 187).

CONCLUSION

The books by Seth and Abraham-Hicks are fantastic. They will give you the most complete and accurate account of Law of Attraction available anywhere.

By carefully reading these books, and simultaneously practicing some of the recommended exercises and practices, one may gradually learn the art of deliberate creation with the Law of Attraction.

Chris Bocay

NOTES

1. Note here that the general topics that I have listed for each of the books are not the only general points about thoughts, beliefs, and emotions that are found in those books. In each of the books listed there are also other points made that also are about the interaction between thoughts, beliefs, and feelings and their connection to the Law of Attraction.

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