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The intention with any action is said to create an impression on the mind, which can be positive or negative. Unrighteous, negative actions pollute the mind and bring forth negative results. Conversely, righteous, positive actions purify the mind and also bring forth positive results. This is gist of the law of karma/law of attraction.

It is difficult to separate out "chitta shuddi" and "punya". The greatest punya is to have the mind purified, isn't it? As the mind changes due to our karma (actions), so does the external manifestation of life. It is the internal change that is most difficult. Once we change on the inside, the external change in our environment is much easier, as the external is the reflection of what lies within. 
The karma kanda section of the vedas is no much like the teachings of the law of attraction. The goal is to create material abundance through action (Karma) and Upasana (Prayer/Devotion) and not self-realization, as prescribed in Vedanta, which is the Jnana Kanda. Since this is the case, the prescribed practices, if done with the right intention, will bring forth positive results for the person to enjoy for a specific time period. You may call this an increase in the "punya account"  - By.Sudhir.Krishnan,
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According to quantum physics, absolutely everything is energy.we all attract into our lives the things that we give our attention, focus, and energy much.so the way 'we think' leads to the way 'we feel' which finally leads to 'what we attract into our lives'....Love, respect, gratitude, optimism, growth, courage, kindness, truth...these are all positive emotions and thoughts which will attract to us the very best from the universe

Morality is concerned with “the well-being of conscious creatures.” If something contributes to that well-being, it’s moral. If it detracts from it, it’s immoral - Sam Harris (Neuroscientist )

 Journey of miles starts with a single step — not with thinking about taking a step

 The law of concentration says 

that “anything you dwell upon grows in 

your reality”- BY Brian Ji