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Definition of the Law of Attraction: I attract to myself, whatever I give my focus, attention, or energy to; whether wanted or unwanted.

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Before I explain why a minute of Deliberate Attraction is better than none, I'd like to begin by giving a definition of The Law of Attraction.

Definition of the Law of Attraction: I attract to myself, whatever I give my focus, attention, or energy to; whether wanted or unwanted.

It is important to understand that The Law of Attraction operates in every moment. Right now, in this very moment, each of us is offering a vibration and The Law of Attraction is matching that vibration and giving us more of it; whether or not we are offering that vibration deliberately or non-deliberately. As the definition says, whether wanted or unwanted, we attract more of whatever vibration we offer in every moment. When it comes to our vibration, whether or not they are deliberately offered, or non-deliberately offered, and whether or not our vibration attracts to us something we want or don't want, The Law of Attraction is still paying attention and operating in exactly the same way---in EVERY moment.

Ideally, we will want to become more deliberate offer-ers about the vibrations we offer. When we become deliberate about what we give our focus, attention, and energy to, we are practicing Deliberate Attraction! Here is an easy 4-stage cycle to help you understand why Deliberate Attraction is an important skill to practice.

Stage #1: You observe what you are attracting in any moment of your life.

Stage #2: While observing what you are attracting, you are offering a corresponding vibration.

Stage #3: Whether offered deliberately or non-deliberately, in every moment, The Law of Attraction is checking in with your vibration.

Stage #4: The Law of Attraction then gives you more of whatever you are offering vibrationally.

This 4-stage cycle keeps repeating itself over, and over and over again. This is how you manifest more of whatever you give your focus, attention, or energy to.

Notice the word 'attention' in our definition of The Law of Attraction. The more Deliberate Attention you give to something you desire, the more quickly it will manifest in your life. Imagine spending one minute deliberately placing your focus, attention, and energy on the way you want something to be in your life. You are filling that minute with deliberately offered vibrations. Your vibrations are summoning the energy of The Law of Attraction to start unfolding whatever you just gave your attention to.

Now that you understand, more clearly, the significance of being a deliberate offer-er of your vibration, isn't one minute of deliberate attraction better than none? Remember, when you give attention to what you Do want, you are including it in your current vibration. And, when you give attention to what you DON'T want, you are including it in your current vibration. The Law of Attraction doesn't make any distinctions between the two.

In closing, in every moment, including this moment RIGHT NOW, RIGHT NOW, RIGHT NOW, you are including both what you want and don't want in your vibration. Practice becoming more deliberate in your vibration and you will manifest your desires more quickly. That's what Deliberate Attraction is all about.

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Nominated for 7 Emmys and 6 Golden Glboes, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Sanford And Son remained one of the top ten rated TV shows every season it aired with the exception of its final season (when it ranked a respectable 27th). Fred loves to hurl sarcastic comments at his sister-in-law Esther, and he often makes stereotypical and prejudice remarks toward Lamont's friend Julio. Manipulating his otherwise ambitious son into staying around to run the junk shop, Fred spe...

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Nominated for 7 Emmys and 6 Golden Glboes, including Outstanding Comedy Series, Sanford And Son remained one of the top ten rated TV shows every season it aired with the exception of its final season (when it ranked a respectable 27th). Fred loves to hurl sarcastic comments at his sister-in-law Esther, and he often makes stereotypical and prejudice remarks toward Lamont's friend Julio. Manipulating his otherwise ambitious son into staying around to run the junk shop, Fred spends days hanging around the house (he runs a home-based business) and talking with various friends: Melvin, Grady, and Bubba…

The Sanford And Son (Season 4) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere "The Surprise Party" in which Fred returns home following an extended stay in St. Louis (i.e. contract negotiations with the network). Everyone plans a surprise party for Fred, but the celebration goes awry when Fred and Esther pick up where they left off (with their constant fighting). Meanwhile, when Fred eavesdrops on Lamont and Grady, the situation only gets worse… Other notable episodes from Season 4 include "Going Out of Business" in which an accounting error leads to Fred and Lamont owing the government more money than they have, and "The Stand-In" in which Fred and Lamont are forced to stand-in for Fred's musician friend Bowlegs when a member of his band gets injured…

Below is a list of episodes included on the Sanford And Son (Season 4) DVD:

Episode 63 (The Surprise Party) Air Date: 09-13-1974

Episode 64 (Matchmaker, Matchmaker) Air Date: 09-20-1974

Episode 65 (Ol' Brown Eyes) Air Date: 09-27-1974

Episode 66 (Grady and His Lady) Air Date: 10-04-1974

Episode 67 (There'll Be Some Changes Made) Air Date: 10-11-1974

Episode 68 (Going Out of Business) Air Date: 10-18-1974

Episode 69 (Home Sweet Home) Air Date: 10-25-1974

Episode 70 (My Kingdom for a Horse) Air Date: 11-01-1974

Episode 71 (Sanford and Niece) Air Date: 11-08-1974

Episode 72 (Julio and Sister and Nephew) Air Date: 11-15-1974

Episode 73 (Fred's Treasure Garden) Air Date: 11-29-1974

Episode 74 (Tower Power) Air Date: 12-06-1974

Episode 75 (A Little Extra Security) Air Date: 12-13-1974

Episode 76 (The Merger) Air Date: 12-20-1974

Episode 77 (Once a Thief) Air Date: 12-27-1974

Episode 78 (The Stand-In) Air Date: 01-17-1975

Episode 79 (Strange Bedfellows) Air Date: 01-24-1975

Episode 80 (The Masquerade Party) Air Date: 01-31-1975

Episode 81 (Golden Boy) Air Date: 02-07-1975

Episode 82 (My Brother-In-Law's Keeper) Air Date: 02-14-1975

Episode 83 (The Headache) Air Date: 02-21-1975

Episode 84 (The Stung) Air Date: 02-28-1975

Episode 85 (The Older Woman) Air Date: 03-07-1975

Episode 86 (The Over-the-Hill Gag) Air Date: 03-14-1975

Episode 87 (The Family Man) Air Date: 04-25-1975

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