The magic of manifestation

Manifestation has always been a topic that indicated potency and talent.  Many times in society, one is expected to simply manifest what is needed.  Take a sales job for instance.  In sales, one must do the same thing day after day, yet what works one day with one client, will not work with another.  You can say the same thing and even taper it to the conversation at hand and it may not work simply because the salesperson wasn't on "fire".

But what is this fire of manifestation.  Many movies and programs recently have told the general populus that by merely day-dreaming, one can realize their deepest aspirations.  This has led to a generation who thinks they know how to manifest, yet turn decidedly unreligious and evil when their manifestation didn't go as planned.  You know what I'm talking about because we've all scream in our heads louder than we think anyone has in history.  Day dreaming is not the same as a salesperson who is on fire.  Fire is caused by work and not being depressed or thinking too much.  This is the ideal place to be to manifest your dreams.  You must feel strong and active.

The ability to manifest is at our fingertips and right under our nose and we still fall short time after time.  The lie is always that we seem to have to work harder than everybody else and there must be a way to daydream and not work and manifest a relationship or money or health.

This state of inaction is always the first bump in the road to manifesting your reality.  Thus, we must exercise our will and be vigilant and attentive.  There is no other way to manifest a reality for ourselves.  Join me tomorrow with part two of the magic of manifestation.