Manifesting Written by Judi Singleton
I have experimented with deliberate manifestation for about 30 years now. I have never tried to teach tools of manifestation to anyone else. I certainly have shared what I have learned and articles I have found on subject. Some people think that I can teach them how to manifest. Since you already manifest everything in your life and always have you do not need a teacher. All you need is to constantly remind yourself that you are only one who thinks in your head. We are all energy and since energy follows thoughts then what you think is what you manifest in your life. If you do not like results you are getting you might want to slow down process and take a look at how manifesting is done. We create our reality from our thoughts let's first then look at thoughts. THOUGHTS You have a lot of stored information about yourself and a lot of it was put in your subconscious mind before you were six years old. Depending what kinds of people you have come from and what kind of feedback they gave you determines a lot of what you think about yourself. If a lot of that input was negative then you probably spend a lot of time thinking you are not good enough, don't deserve. If it was postive you probably think you are entitled. Either way not many of us grow up thinking we deserve to create anything and everything we desire and that we are adored. Balancing your negative thoughts with positive ones is probably a good step forward. Using affirmations can and will work for you if you believe what you are saying to yourself. If you timidly stand in front of a mirror and say to yourself each morning, I am beautiful, I am capable, I am deserving. Nothing will probably come of these thoughts. But if you boldly step up to mirror and claim you are adored, you deserve to manifest all your desires and get specific about what you desire you probably can manifest it. Remember you are trying to balance negative and positive and with a lot of years of negative input it may take a while to balance it out. Another thing to remember is to be clear about what you want. This may start with you just knowing what you don't want and then making a clear statement, placed in present tense of what you do want. Be specific ask yourself questions like why do I want a million dollars? What would be different in my life if I had a million dollars. Example I would not have to worry about money so I could have more time to do things I really want to do. Ask yourself what it is that you really want time to do? Example: I want more time to write or be with my family. Now you are getting down to specifics that you can write clear affirmations about. It is not necessarily a million dollars you want but more time.
| | Up the Mountain of FaithWritten by Staci Stallings
“Help! Help! No help, I’m sliding!”“You’re on skis, Ashley. That’s point.” The poor girl at top of line headed to bunny slope lift was scared to death paralyzed with fear to point that any tiny move seemed destined to pitch her down mountain out of control. Her friend seemed not to understand direness of her situation. To her skiing was easy. She didn’t understand, but I did. Always longer on doubt and fear than on calm and cool in sports arena, I understood. The movement seems unfamiliar, unexpected, and dangerous. What seemed like such a fun idea only moments before now seems like dumbest thing anyone’s ever talked you into. Okay, so even now there are hundreds of people swooshing down these slopes. They obviously know what they are doing. You obviously don’t and so fear takes over. No not just fear but overwhelming panic that grips your gut and wrenches out small terrified shrieks. This is nuts—craziness. Much better to turn back from this unknown now and go back to safety of what you know. And yet, what Ashley couldn’t see at that moment, what she couldn’t yet feel is how it feels to fly. Swooping down mountain with only wind and white powder for friends. It’s exhilarating, awe-inspiring, life changing. But right there, on fringes looking in, it just feels like something you’ll never be able to do.
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