Pathwalking 172
I have an urgent need to make something in my life manifest.
I need to drastically change one of the paths I am on, and in order to make that happen I need to give it the same focus I have previously used when I have succeeded with manifestation before.
This is of course easier said than done. This always seems to be the case, frankly.
How have I manifested the things I have manifested before?
There are two specific examples when I have made things manifest for my life. In these two particular instances I have absolutely NO doubt whatsoever that I succeeded at manifesting what I wanted. One of these was big, and one comparatively small.
It is important to interject here that size does not matter to the universe. Consciousness creates reality, and the universe does not care if you are creating great or small, it is all the same as far as the Powers-That-Be are concerned. Manifesting a dollar is no more complicated to the universe than manifesting a million dollars, the difference is only in the mind of the person attempting to make their consciousness into reality.
How did I do this before? When I was severely injured my whole focus was on my complete and total recovery. I accepted no possible lack or limitation after my injuries. No matter what the doctors thought, I would heal thoroughly and completely, and recover to the state I was in before. One to three years before I might walk again, possibly never recovering full use of my arm? No way, not happening. Shattered leg, shattered clavicle, nerve damage…it would not matter, I would be whole. And I was, and I am. Within less than a year I was almost fully healed, and unless I show you the scars now, you would never know how broken I was or that I am held together with a fused tibia/fibula and titanium collarbone.
I never once thought anything but utter and complete recovery. No doubt, no second-guesses. I would be whole. Sure there were great medical practitioners who put me back together…but even they could not fully account for the speed nor totality of my healing.
This was the first and greater example. The second may not have been as grandiose, but is still the same universal force in action.
A year ago I needed to replace my dying car. I had run out of options, I was not putting any more money into repairing what I had. It needed to happen, and I determined that I would end that particular week with a new car. I had no idea how I could possibly make it happen, I had no money to buy a new car; in fact I still owed more on the car I was driving than it was worth. I had no one to turn to for financial assistance, no idea how I could possibly acquire the new car I needed.
So I let go of the how, and only looked at the outcome. I knew I would have a new car by the end of the week. I knew that I would be able to get a car that would be far more reliable and economical than the one I was driving. I knew undoubtedly that I would be called by the dealership I’d been working with online, and that they would take care of me.
And they did. The finance guy put together a deal that was not too dissimilar to the one I had for the car I was already driving, but actually better for me and my credit. I was not paying too much more, and now had a far more reliable and economical vehicle at my disposal.
So despite the dissimilarity between these two manifestations, the universe does not know a difference. In both cases I put all my focus on the outcome, and before I knew it I had it.
And that right there is the key. It is all about focus on the outcome. When you want to make something manifest, but cannot see the way, you have to focus on the outcome. Let the universe line up the who and what and how, I must put my focus entirely on the outcome.
This cannot just be a thought, it has to be a thought, a feeling, and intentional action. This is part of the difficulty in making my desires manifest: combining all three of these aspects and really putting all of my focus and attention and intention in the single place without knowing the process. If, like me, you are a fan of knowing the process, this is a hard pill to swallow. How do you let go of the knowledge of how you get from point ‘a’ to point ‘b’, and simply work towards arriving at point ‘b’?
I have often said that the journey is of equal and greater importance than the goal. For the most part this is true. But when you don’t worry about the journey, when you are not analyzing every element of it and simply embarking upon it you can make wondrous discoveries.
I know what it is I wish to manifest. I can see it, now I just need to let put my full attention and intention upon it. I need to see it as being the only possible outcome, see it as done, and not worry about how it will happen, just know that it will. I need to put it in the now, not the then. I need to not concern myself with the how, just the outcome. I need to see it as done.
I have the thought in the idea. I need to feel it, act upon and intend it. I have done this before, and I can do it now.
What do you want to manifest for your life?
This is the one-hundred seventy-second entry in my series. These weekly posts are specifically about walking along the path of life, and my personal desire to make a difference in this world along the way. Feel free to re-blog and share. Thank you for joining me.
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