So, let’s say you have really given it a try, this manifestation thing. You have bought, almost completely, into this law of attraction business (the so-called ‘Secret’). You visualize, you affirm, you meditate, you attend seminars, hang out in law-of-attraction groups, etc, etc. But, that one thing (or two) you really want, the one or two things that really would change your LIFE still elude you. Perhaps you are too attached to your desire, trying to figure out how it is going to be manifested. Perhaps, you subconsciously resist the manifestation of this desire. Whatever the reason, I’m going to suggest a manifestation exercise that’s a bit out of the norm for those who are consciously trying to be the architects of their lives.
Ok, so in spite of your best efforts, it just doesn’t seem like the law of attraction is working for you. But how can this be? This is a universal law, perfect in its design and implementation. It is like gravity, right? We don’t know really what it is, but we sure like heck know its effects. Well, try this: manifest something that you really, absolutely, and positively don’t care about. Make it outlandish, outrageous, and off-the wall. At least make it something that really won’t have an effect on your life if you experience it, but that is far outside your ‘normal’ experience. The point being that when it ‘comes true’, you will know you, yes you, manifested it.
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Let me give you a couple of examples of what I’m talking about.
- Do you usually go out for walk? Ok, let’s say you take a walk during the daytime. And, it’s not within your normal experience to see a helicopter fly “close” to you. So you decide to manifest a helicopter, a yellow helicopter, that flies towards you and passes almost or directly overhead. This is not a helicopter that you see off in the distance. This is a yellow helicopter, heading your way, and flying over you close enough that you can see the lettering on it.
- Maybe you’re not the ‘going-for-a-walk’ type. So, you’re sitting there staring at the driveway outside your kitchen window. You decide to manifest a bird, a brown bird, that flies into you field of vision from the upper right hand corner. The bird will land in a specific area of the driveway that you intend, the bird will walk to the east, then turn around and walk to the west, then fly off in a southerly direction. This is the scenario you intend to manifest.
Now, this exercise assumes that you have some experience in attempting to manifest those things you really want in life. However, let me set some guidelines to do this exercise:
- Ask yourself what detailed, unusual thing you’d like to see or experience. Decide on something that is completely unimportant to your happiness or really outside the limits of what you desire in life. Like, a bird landing on the driveway, etc. You get the idea!
- Don’t go too crazy with detail, but don’t be vague. A certain level of detail is needed to make sure that your mind doesn’t classify a similar experience as ‘just a coincidence.’
- Make your intention not only a mental thing, speak it out. Write it down, and read it out loud. It would be good if you relax for a couple of minutes before declaring your intention; do some deep breathing before you visualize.
- Express gratitude to your creator, to the universe, or just say thanks for the experience.
- Make your intention something to be manifested right now. Don’t set any kind of time limit or time expectation on your intention beyond your clear intent that this is to be manifested right here and now. Express gratitude for the experience in the now, as if it’s happening or already happened.
- Be passionate or deliberate about your intention. Just because this is something that will not affect your life per se, you still make it clear to yourself and “anyone” listening that THIS IS what you intend right here and right now. Don’t be wishy-washy about this. It is so because you intend it so. Period!
- After a couple of minutes of this self-talk, let it go. Go about your business, but keep an eye out for the presence of what you have intended.
So what is the point of this exercise? Well, if you ever watched the movie “The Karate Kid” you might remember how Mr. Miagi taught Daniel San the basics of Karate by having the young student (played by Ralph Macchio) perform seemingly unrelated tasks like washing cars, and painting the fence. The idea was brilliant. Daniel San was learning the fundamentals of Karate without being troubled by his mind: no questions about how well he was doing, was he doing the moves correctly, when would he get the next belt to show advancement in his learning, etc., etc.
I am no Mr Miagi when it comes to teaching manifestation, yet I have used this exercise many times to sharpen my skills. Purists will tell you that to manifest something you must have emotion attached to it. The problem is that too much emotional attachment usually ends up being the reason why people fail to manifest that which they desire. The fact is that manifesting is a learned skill that must be developed. Yes, there are “the naturals”: those people who can manifest easily without knowing how or why they are doing it. But unless you are a natural at this, the exercise I just suggested might make the experience of learning to manifest your desires a bit easier.
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