Leela’s birthday was coming up soon, and this year Bizah wanted to personalize her gift by actually making it with his own hands.

He went into town to see what materials he could buy. There were two shops that sold material and other sewing needs.

Bizah went into the first shop he came upon. Inside, the merchandise was well organized and appealing, much of it highly original. However, he found the sales people pushy and basically miserable – like many of their customers were. Feeling the energy there repulsive, he left quickly.

Once outside, Bizah breathed a deep sigh of relief and walked on to the second handcrafts and material shop, stepping into this shop with some hesitancy.

To his surprise, Bizah found the atmosphere buoyant, with the sales people smiling warmly and engaging their customers in warm conversation. They weren’t pushy at all.

The merchandise wasn’t as well displayed, nor as original. But Bizah decided this was where he would make his purchase.

Back home, he related his experience to Tonga. “It was as if I entered two different worlds when I entered those two different shops,” he said. “How could that be, Tonga?”

“Well, you know why, Bizah,” Tonga replied. “A person’s attitude makes all the difference to the energy they give off and therefore the energy they attract. This becomes even more evident when a group of people with the same attitude gather together – like in those shops.”