Justine wrote:

In my case someone told be an old relationship would come back sooner than expected and told me what to do in order to achieve it. Which kinda matched the loa.

My question was just "what is going to happen in my life in a close future"

I didn't have any expectations. I just asked for fun and not about something specific.

If you are asking a question to be reassured I think it is a bad thing. Cause you shouldn't need reassurance if you truly believe in loa.

You believe what you want to believe and what you belive in will happen.

 
Justine,

Thank you.  I want to believe in the loa, but it sometimes feels like so much work, and I never get a positive sign.  Thank you for putting it in perspective for me.  I need to get past it and try again.

The thing with the law of attraction is change is always happening, once you ask for anything good or bad changes start happening, it's law. Not all change is visible though, the thing I find with signs is if you actively seek them as reassurance you won't see them because you're focusing on the lack in your situation. 

Justine wrote:

Exactly!!! And instead of living in the reality of your desire you're going to stress out for signs to come. And once they come, you'll want to ask for more signs because you won't be in a place of security in your mind. So it is a never ending problem. The more signs you ask for, the more you want  

I think that real 'signs' are the ones you don't ask for. 

You're right. I was just driving today not looking for anything just being in the moment. I look to my right for whatever reason and there's about 20 cars parked in a yard and the one I noticed first was the same make/model, year and even color of my loves car.