The Law of Circulation

“All you have shall some day be given; Therefore give now, that the season of giving may be yours and not your inheritors.” ~Kahil Gabrain

~ Giving is the first fundamental law of life-and is the first law of all creation.

~ There is a right and wrong way to give and receive. We are continually drawing unto ourselves what we give and expect.

This law teaches us that we must be in the flow of giving and receiving to manifest our dreams. When we first hear about this law, we may think it’s about getting something first. Well, there’s a twist to this law. In order to receive, we have to give first. Yet we do not give just to receive. That is the wrong reason.

In Bob Proctor’s manifestation video course series, he states that “the attitude of getting is the law of life in a congested state or a repressed action. As long as getting dominates our mind, that mind is in a paralyzed condition being limited in it’s action in accordance with the fundamental law of creation.”

Most people believe that they have to get before they can give. They don’t think they have anything to give. We all have something we can give. We have money, time, energy, and support to give, and more. We must give as we are made to be givers. If there’s a tip jar at a fast food restaurant, or a donation can at the market, give whatever you have. If you have a penny, put a penny in.

If you’re familiar with tithing, then you understand whatever you give, you receive back tenfold yet not always in kind. This whole universe is based on the Law of Circulation. Everything in the Universe is continuously circulating. What you give to someone, you will get back from a different source. There’s no need to be conce
ed about getting back from that person that you gave to. It works along with the Law of Cause and Effect. The universe literally mirrors back to you, what you just did for that person.

In Holliwell’s book, Working with the Law, he states that “When we relax from strain, the law has a chance to reply to our desires.” Have you ever focused so intensely on something and then after a while you decided to give up on it and once you gave up, that thing that you desired suddenly showed up? That thing showed up because when you gave up you relaxed from strain. Therefore, the Law of Receiving responded to your desires, just not when you were “stressed out”.

This law requires you to make room for what you desire. If you hold on to something so tightly you are exhibiting fear. You often will find it slipping away from you. You waste energy holding onto it.

Here are some questions for you to think about. Think about how you give and how you receive. Where can you be a better giver? Where can you be a better receiver?

To Perfect Circulation!