The 7 Secrets of the Universal Law
The Sixth Secret - The Law of Detachment
The Law of Detachment says “in order to acquire anything in this physical world, you have to abandon your attachment to it.”
This does not mean that you have to create by default or that you should not desire or intend for what you want to create. Remember, “meant-to-be” and “luck” do not exist. We need to work with the Law of Attraction to create what we desire. This again means that the Law of Detachment works in harmony with the other laws, including the Law of Attraction.
It is all about trust. When we are in a state of detachment, we trust. To be detached from the outcome of a result means that you have learned to trust.
What is trust?
TRUST - To Rely Unto Spirit Totally
When you know that Spirit will give you what you need - not necessarily what you want (that's Ego's job) - then you will learn to do the work that is required to be done and move on. The results will take care of themselves. The timing of how things manifest will come at the perfect time. When we trust, the Universe knows what that perfect timing is, it happens even faster because we get out of the way.
If you stand in the way of the energy creating the outcome or result, through your lack of trust, insecurity and fearfulness, you put a barrier in the way of blocking the efficiency of that flow of energy (resistance).
Detachment is another way of saying allowing. It is when you combine your intentions and detach from the outcomes that your desires will manifest.
This is not to say that you should not make goals and take the action steps in achieving those goals. The Law of Deliberate Creation, the power of intention, and the Law of Detachment all work together to create your desires. Applying the Law of Detachment to your goals and desires allows you to be flexible and trust when the Universe delivers you something for which you are a vibrational match to, but you didn’t expect.
Detachment allows you to stay open to allow the Universe to bring you something even better than you thought possible.
“Attachment is the beginning of sorrow.
Detachment is the beginning of joy.”
T.Joseph Lee
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