The Law of Detachment - and how to actually use it

First things first: this is from my life experience and studies, I might not have ALL the solutions, but here are some practical ones that I know work for me

I don’t preach what I don’t practice.
People who know me personally know this.

And if you don’t know me yet personally, I hope you venture down that path some day :)

So what is the Law of Detachment?
Simply put, there are laws that govern the Universe - yes I will mention the Law of Attraction, as well as the Law of Gravity.

Guess what? Here are all the others that we’re actually not “taught”:

• Law of Divine Oneness

• Law of Vibration

• Law of Correspondence

• Law of Attraction

• Law of Inspired Action

• Law of Cause and Effect (Karma)

• Law of Compensation

• Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy

• Law of Relativity

• Law of Polarity

• Law of Rhythm

• Law of Gender

  (these are all the Core Universal Laws)

Additional / Esoteric Laws Often Include:

• Law of Abundance

• Law of Detachment

• Law of Reciprocity

• Law of Mentalism (Hermetic)

• Law of Resonance

• Law of Forgiveness

• Law of Resistance

• Law of Non-Resistance

• Law of Sacrifice

• Law of Obedience

• Law of Manifestation

• Law of Least Effort

• Law of Giving and Receiving

• Law of Unity

• Law of Grace

• Law of One

• Law of Expansion

• Law of Pure Potentiality

• Law of Dharma / Purpose

• Law of Free Will

• Law of Divine Timing

If you’re into Hermetic Philosophy, you already know this. If you’re not, here are 2 books I highly recommend to start understanding some of these laws on a deeper level:

• The Kyballion

• The 7 Spiritual Laws of Success

So the Law of Detachment (we’ll refer to LOD):

• Core Idea: Letting go of attachment to outcomes creates space for new possibilities.

• Practice: Stay committed to your goals, but flexible in how they unfold.

—> Clutching chokes the flow. Loosen your grip and watch life surprise you.

Cool. But like.. realistically HOW do you do that? (i’m a very steps, lists, type A character - at times - so here’s how I did it):