Law Of Attraction And Bhagwad Geeta | Mitesh Khatri- Law Of Attraction

26 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this interview segment, Paridhi Dhingra emphasizes a scientific, skeptical approach to evaluating the Law of Attraction. She describes how she "went all out" in her skepticism by researching the topic extensively, which led her to write a national bestseller in India titled The Law of Attraction. Dhingra claims that the principles of the Law of Attraction are not merely similar but identical, word‑by‑word, to the teachings found in the Bhagavad Gita and also align precisely with concepts in modern physics. She presents these parallels as evidence that the Law of Attraction is a scientifically grounded phenomenon.

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So first of all, it is a science, and the moment somebody has doubt, the best way to clear the doubt is go full doubt, go all out skeptical.
Yeah.
How do you go all out skeptical? A healthy skeptical guy or a lady is someone who would really analyze, like be healthy skeptical. Go and find out data. Does it really work? Like really go all out. So I went all out many years ago and I did some research, and what I found out was totally crazy. That— so we— I wrote a book on it called The Law of Attraction, which is a national bestseller in India now. In Bhagavad Gita, the principles written in Bhagavad Gita are not similar to Law of Attraction. They're same word by word.
Wow.
So word by word translations of this is what Bhagavad Gita says, this is what physics says, and it's word by word same.