dicapr
Well-Known Member
LOA has perverted something that people have been using for years. Even before the hype I have always left notes for my self to encourage me on my journey for life. I am single, but I have on occasion picked up a Kay's circular and picked out my engagement and wedding ring. Some would think that could be a practice of LOA but I call it being prepared for when God sends me my husband. I never thought doing these things would bring them into my life-only God can do that. As a individual who responds to visual cues it is helpful for me to have something concrete to look at. Even at work I leave visual cues to let me know what is important, what can wait, what I am working on, ect. Now, all of a sudden, because someone takes something that people have been doing for ages and gave it a name and linked it to thier own ideas I should abandon my practices? I have been doing this long before I ever heard of LOA. Having a vision board does not mean that you are practicing LOA. If someone would simply say I have a board or list of things that I look at daily to help keep me focused on what is important to me many Christians would not have a problem with it. (I don't even have a board I just used post its in my mirror). The issue has become confused. No one is supporting using LOA for personal gain. What is being said is that because someone using a tool for some practice that we don't agree with doesn't mean we should completely abandon the tool. Why should I have to give up a helpful tool for myself all because someone took an old concept and repackaged it?