Can Sachin Tendulkar Become The Best Singer With LOA | Mitesh Khatri #lawofattraction

6 May 2024 · 0 min

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In this segment, Paridhi Dhingra argues that the Law of Attraction (LOA) and simple affirmations cannot make a person acquire skills or success that contradict their innate values, beliefs, and natural talents. She illustrates this by asking whether telling cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar "I am the best singer in the world" would turn him into a top singer, or telling iconic vocalist Lata Mangeshkar "I am the best cricketer in the world" would make her a cricket star—both of which she deems unlikely. Dhingra explains that LOA works through deeper layers, specifically the deep‑inspired values and beliefs a person is born with, not merely through surface‑level affirmations.

You take Sachin Tendulkar and you give him affirmations, I am the best singer in the world. Do you think he's going to become the best singer in the world? You take Lata Mangeshkar and give her affirmation that I am the best cricketer in the world. She's going to become a cricketer? Unlikely. Unlikely, right? So why does it work in a certain way with certain people? You have to understand different layers of law of attraction, and one of them is your deep inspired values and beliefs, which you are not— you're not trained into it. You're born with it.