Repeated noticing that the thing we want isn't here is what keeps it from coming. Sometimes looking away for a minute is just the magic Universe needs to deliver what you've been after ...
After being inspired to play with the "Wouldn't It Be Nice If ..." manifesting technique from Abraham, my guy showed just how easy it is to be a big winner with it. Also, we have horses!
Year end is a perfect time to release the things, habits, people, or thoughts that aren't serving you. I broke up with my calendar, phone notifications, some social media, covid 2.0, along with a couple friends. They say breaking up is hard to do, but it's actually a big vibrational relief!
If you could do anything right now, what would it be? That's the question that changes everything. At least, following that answer does. When we honor our highest happiness, we create the kind of alignment that ensures swift delivery of favorite dreams come true. I propose it's high time we stop muggling our way through life and more consistently live what we know works best: following our highest excitement!
Of everything I've experimented with and all the tools I've tried out over the span of two decades, what stands out for me as the single most helpful practice for creating what we want is this: Find a way to feel better.
Before expecting reality to change, we have to lead the way vibrationally. That means being willing to feel what we want before it happens. This is basic stuff, but worth remembering that we can only get what we feel. Feel it first, then let it happen -because reality can only follow your lead.
This last year hasn't been easy for a lot of folks. Which is why it's more important than ever that we turn attention toward what is lovable about 2020, because right now we're setting the tone for 2021.
An unsuspecting mentor shows conscious creators how to sail through contrast ... Tiktok's @420doggface208 is a great example of how to not get taken out of the game when things go wrong. Instead how to keep your vibe up and let the benefits from contrast roll in.
After watching a couple friends blow their chances to relax and enjoy "time between jobs," I realized they weren't the only ones doing this routine. It's not unusual for us to hold out for the resolution of a problem before we breathe out a sigh of relief and get back to enjoying life. But it doesn't need to be like that ... Conscious creators can make a habit of "enjoying the meantime."
After my attempt to convert an LOA skeptic with a simple manifesting experiment, I realized he's already a master manifestor. Here's what happened when we tried to show each other what we each believed ...