Will Cosmic Energy Grant Your Wishes?

The so-called "law of attraction," which says "if you want something badly enough, you'll draw cosmic energy and your wish will come true," is hugely popular.
Let's check it against scientific laws.

The universe spreads things out (thermodynamics)

In space, energy that is dispersing suddenly lining itself up and gathering to fulfill one particular person's wish would go head-to-head against thermodynamics, one of nature's great principles.

The mind can't change matter

Mystics use quantum mechanics to claim "my thoughts can change matter." But those effects happen only at the tiniest atomic scales.
Brain cells, money, cars, success: these large-scale things are simply not in the realm the mind can control.

Brain waves get buried in Wi-Fi

"Sending a specific frequency into the universe" runs into the limits of electromagnetism too.
Every wave loses strength rapidly with distance.
Brain waves are so faint that the moment they leave the skull they're drowned out by huge background noise like smartphone Wi-Fi and Earth's magnetic field.
They don't have the strength to leave the room, let alone reach outer space.

It wasn't the universe moving. It was your brain.

The secret behind wishes coming true lies not in the universe but in the human brain.
Our brain has a kind of filter called the reticular activating system (RAS).
Wishing hard simply made the brain better at spotting opportunities and information, but people mistake this and believe "the universe answered my frequency."

Conclusion: the premise itself is buggy

The most fatal contradiction of this claim is that it defines the universe as "mindless, impersonal energy," then in the end treats it like "a personal god who understands and grants my wishes."
If the universe is just frequencies and energy, it can't understand anyone's private circumstances.

What changes human lives isn't faint brain waves sent into space. It's concrete action, moving your own feet toward your goal.