When "bad/unwanted" things happen, You HAVE to trust the Universe, and I can scientifically prove why:

I see people all the time here who successfully set their intention, and got in alignment with their desires, and they are genuinely satisfied in the now, eager for more (the perfect stance of life) and then BOOM, something SEEMINGLY "unwanted" happens, (their significant other breaks up with them, they lose their job, or or or or or....) And you know what happens to too many? Most downward spiral, getting angry and bitter, and hating LOA, when if they just trusted the Universe and relaxed a bit, and knew everything was happening because of their intentions and alignment things would continue to improve, and here is proof:

Did you know that on the morning of the 9/11 attacks, four planes, and just those four planes, for “some reason,” had about half the passengers they usually did?^(Pfaff, William. 2001. “International Herald Tribune” New York. September 12, 2001) These four flights were typically lower passenger-filled flights, but just on that day, they were all half as full as they usually were (31% full on aggregate). ^(Targ, Russell. The Reality of ESP: A Physicist's Proof of Psychic Abilities. Quest Books. 2012)

Statistically, one plane could be explained. Two, however, cannot. Three flights are not even within the realm of real numbers, and four is so far astronomically beyond all explainable probabilities, something metaphysical is certainly going on here.

And we are all students about the Law of Attraction, so we know the answer: the missing people were more of a vibrational match to living that day. Among them where Michael Jackson, Seth McFarlin, Mark Walburg. They both were "suppose" to be on those flights. (Seth was told the wrong time (8:15 instead of 7:45) and Mark thought it would be more fun to chartering a jet with his friends instead)

Similarly, when the twin towers collapsed, they should have had about 6,000 people them yet only about half that number were there. Similar evidence was found about train crashes in the 1950′s.

Back up a bit and there were a LOT of upset people that fateful day: Some people experienced:

• Their car breaking down

• Their family made them late for work

• They got sick

• They missed their bus

• Their family got sick

• Spent too much time at breakfast with their friend

• There were no taxi's around

• They were told the wrong time to go to the airport

• They missed their flight

• They missed their subway

• The got in a fender bender

• They got FIRED the week before.

or or or or or or or. Literally thousands of events happened that made them *not be at the wrong place at the wrong time.

If one of those events happened to you, at face value, you may think "Why did I attract this into my life!?" Maybe they did too, but little did they know the Universe was literally saving their life.

But is the Universe only "working" on big tragic events? No, that's silly. Is the Universe only "working" when death (there is no death) is on the line? No, that's ridiculous.

It's an irrefutable fact, that The Universe is clearly working ALL THE TIME 24/7/365, and you are (unknowingly) missing all kinds of unwanted things every. single. day.

We've all personally experienced some, if not all, of those types of "unwanted" inexplicable events. Just because we don't have correlative data like our office didn't blow up or our plane didn't crash doesn't mean we were not saved in a very literal way from unwanted: people, events, accidents, conversations, diseases, jobs, relationships, traffic, being late/early, missing/getting a traffic light/ticket, not getting a job, etc. etc. etc. ALL THE TIME.

#It's worth pondering.

Einstein said the most important question of all life is, "Is it a friendly Universe"

With the knowledge of Law of Attraction, do you see how powerful Einstein’s question is? If something seemingly "bad/wanted" happens to you if you know that the Universe is "friendly" and has your back, are you in anger or appreciation? If you're a student of LOA, you are in appreciation. Are you EVER going to know what WORSE things the Universe saved you from with this seemingly "bad/unwanted" thing happening to you? 99.99% of the time: No. But you now have enough irrefutable evidence for you to pause and ponder. The question is: Can you remain in a state of appreciation, and not dive into anger, frustration, revenge, or powerlessness when something unwanted happens to you?

There isn't anyone who has been in a traffic accident that pondered, "What if I was just two seconds slower or faster...all of this wouldn't have happened." When someone cuts you off in traffic, you may initially knee-jerk with anger. But what if that driver literally just saved your life? Isn't it better to vibrate and harmonize with appreciation than anger? LOA says yes.

These are sticky thoughts. You will have no trouble ever forgetting this information, one because it is data around such a big event like 9/11 and because of truths like this adhere to your soul in an inexplicable manner.

So when "bad/unwanted" events seem happen to you, take a step back, don't fret because there is irrefutable scientific evidence that it's all for your GOOD and YES, the Universe has your back.