Bargaining Can Wreck the Energy Balance of the Law of Attraction!

People who loves to shop can often be found in flea markets, garage sales, electronic malls or even car dealerships trying to strike up a bargain with their haggling. Come one admit it. Even guys feel that sense of achievement when they get a good deal. But you will be surprised to know that this can actually affect your Law of Attraction life!

You bargain or haggle to get the best price for a product or service. This is done in all aspects of personal and business life and thee is nothing wrong with it normally. However, in so doing, you could potentially create an energy imbalance that damages your quest for a life of abundance.

The power of intention is the key to how the Law of Attraction works in your life. Intention determines everything. All thoughts, feelings, and intentions you are doing something will usually determine what kind of outcome you can expect, good or bad.

Let's examine the process of haggling. When you are doing it, your intention will determine whether you use the Law of Attraction in a way that benefits both parties, or creates an imbalance of energy. Whenever there is a transaction, be it that you but something or receive it, or you are the one giving it away or selling it, there is an exchange of energy and if the quality or quantity exchanged is not fairly proportioned, an energy imbalance is created.

"What's the problem? After all, this is a transaction where one offers and another person accepts? I am not forcing him?" But like all things in the universe, a balance is sought by it. If an imbalanced transaction is created, the universe will try to smooth out this imbalance in another area - and this can rebound on you in a way least expected.

Something so important requires another example to show an imbalanced energy exchange:

Imagine you are shopping at a shopping mall or street market and you find something you like. "Hmm... $25 for this is not bad." But being a bargain hunter, you want to see if you can get it for less. However, before you start bargaining with the seller, examine your intentions carefully.

Your first thought is to get the best price for yourself. You want to get more value from it than what the seller gets from selling to you. So the question is: are you trying to pay less than what you actually think it is worth? Most of the time it is yes. And in so doing, we have created an energy imbalance.

The universe in its infinite wisdom will also seek to address and energy imbalance. So once it detects an energy imbalance, it will seek to moderate it and it can happen in a few ways: Instead of getting a bargain, you may find that you were actually cheated by faulty goods or stolen property. Instead of enjoying what you got, you might not even have it as the item gets stolen or breaks down.

Does this spell the end of the favorite pastime of all women folk in the world? Is haggling or bargaining bad? No!

The one time where haggling or bargaining is good is when you know that the item is overpriced and you want to create a fair deal for all parties concerned. In bringing this to the right price through your bargaining, you are creating more balance in the energy.

Ultimately, what happens depends on your INTENTION in every transaction. If you try to cheat and gain an unfair advantage? You will find losing much more than you gain. But if you always try to create fairness in all negotiations and transactions, the great benefit from a harmonious flow of energy will not only help you, but all those whom you deal with.

The power of intention is so strong and determines how the Law of Attraction will be for you.

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