The Law Of Attraction Is Always Working!

28 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this conversational excerpt, Paridhi Dhingra argues that the Law of Attraction (manifestation) works 100% of the time, asserting that failures are due to improper use rather than a flaw in the principle. She further claims that emotions such as loneliness are not innate but are learned emotional patterns acquired through social conditioning, stating that infants are born without feelings like love or loneliness. Dhingra introduces the idea that these emotional patterns can be quantified on a scale or mathematical frequency, suggesting a measurable framework for human emotions. The dialogue is interspersed with brief affirmations and repetitions, emphasizing her confident stance on these concepts.

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I'll give you a shocking answer. Manifestation succeeds 100% of the times, not 99%. Have you attracted a relationship? No. So then law of attraction is working. Loneliness has created loneliness. How can dialing a number not attract a number? How is that possible? Law of attraction is always working. We're the ones not using it correctly.
Of course they will feel lonely, you know what I mean? Like, it's a, it's a feeling that they would feel.
No, feeling lonely is not a natural feeling. It's a learned behavior. Children don't feel lonely at birth.
So there's no feeling of loneliness at all as a child?
Nope.
When does that feeling come in?
As you start understanding life and people tell you the meaning of what loneliness is. When you leave a child alone in the room who's just 1 year old and the mother is not there and the father is not there, until the child is not hungry, child is busy. Now you'll say, how cute, the child asked for food. No, the child has no emotion of love. He's just hungry right now, asking for food. As he grows up, he's been taught behaviors of love, hate, loneliness, companionship. All these are emotions which we have learned. Nobody's born with any emotion.
So the most depressed people right now, the most lonely people right I don't know, at birth they didn't feel anything, but—
Ask them.
Yeah, of course. Who's born depressed?
Who's born happy? We're just born as people. We're just born as human beings. So I call it emotional pattern or emotional habit. All human beings have something called an emotional pattern which can be measured on scale, on paper, in a mathematical frequency.