Three Tips for Manifesting Anything You Want

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Three Tips for Manifesting Anything You Want:

1- Clear intention: You have to want the thing regardless of the feelings that may or may not come along with it. You have to want it for its own sake, with all the twists and turns that might involve, not because it will get you something else. Not because “then you will finally be happy” or “then people will finally respect you”. Your personal happiness will always be in fluctuation throughout life because emotions are a compass that guides you. And respect from others will always depend on the virtue of the person showing it to you, not your own worth.

2- Understand the 50-50 split: If you haven’t manifested something yet its because subconsciously half of you still doesn’t want it. Because of all the reasons and beliefs that you hold about why having it would be too difficult or inconvenient. Or why you don’t deserve it. Or because if you had it something bad would happen. You have to confront those assumption and see if you truly want it more than not. 

3- Define your desire: Most of the time we are more clear about what angers us or outrages us than we are in defining what makes us feel joy, delight and pleasure. You have to clearly define and understand what it is that you love, and thus what it is that you want. Take time to actually think about it with curiosity. If the idea of a certain creation doesn’t feel right to you just yet, if you are pushing yourself but its not happening, it’s because you have not finished defining it perfectly yet. Spend time and make an enjoyable experience out of defining your desires. Seeing it clearly.


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