Linda Marie Hogan

An Octopus Tale about the Law of Attraction Linda Marie Hogan

AN OCTOPUS TALE ABOUT THE LAW OF ATTRACTION is a weirdly amazing, inspiring and truthful tale of how one family transitioned from a near death, financially desperate crisis to a life of gratitude and abundance. Linda White's husband, Kent, was gravely ill. His job, health insurance and savings were gone. Essential medicines were ridiculously unaffordable. Miraculously, a four day sequence of events produced a business for preserving the beauty of octopus tentacles. Incredibly and immediately, customers bought the art. Sales revenue paid for the lifesaving medications for Kent. Linda White fell awake. Her entire family was transformed by using the law of attraction. Intrigued? This is a story gift for everyone ready to live abundantly. Linda White comments: I am a true believer in the Law of Attraction. It is simple science. Positive attracts positive energy and negative attracts negative energy. We all may know this but at a time when my family and I had lost everything and hit rock bottom, a book was given to me about this Law of Attraction. I took it VERY seriously and followed instructions on practicing being positive every single minute of every day - not an easy task but I had nothing to lose and happiness to gain. I have not stopped living by the laws of positivity and what has happened in the last 4 years has been phenomenal! I practiced the art of manifesting, meditation, affirmations, gratitude journals, the focus wheel as instructed by Abraham, read all of The Secret series of books and numerous other books. People ask me what is this wet specimen taxidermy business that came to me off the radar? It is important to know how and why this opportunity came to be and why I am often called "The Octopus Lady". ABOUT THE AUTHOR Linda Marie Hogan is a social architect, storyteller and writer. Her world travels introduce her to intriguing people with inspiring tales that are a joy to share. During a winter stay in Fairfield Bay, Arkansas, she became friends with an exuberant woman who was inspiring everyone around her with the practice of positivity. This book is one of those stories Linda had to write.