The Law of Attraction Secret in “Groundhog Day”
It’s a safe bet the 1993 movie “Ground Hog Day” wasn’t created as a Law of Attraction teaching. Yet, it provides one of the clearest illustrations I’ve ever seen of how we create our own reality. (Plus, it’s hilarious.)
Bill Murray plays Phil Connors, a cynical and disdainful local TV weather anchor who gets trapped with his TV crew in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on Ground Hog Day.
What I mean by trapped is: after the show is taped, Phil can’t leave Punxsutawney (because of a huge storm he failed to predict).
Worse yet, he wakes up each morning only to relive Ground Hog Day. Over and over. Each morning the hotel clock radio snaps on at 6:00 a.m. and once again it’s February 2. No one else in the movie has any memory they’ve lived this day before: just Phil.
That’s the premise. But what’s the Law of Attraction secret hidden in this movie? Continue Reading »


