Comments on: How to manifest money – my current & future financial situation

By: Kelly Cree

Kelly Cree — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:04:22 +0000

yes, focus on abundance, not lacking! if you focus on what you don’t have, then that is the vibration you are sending out into the universe, thus manifesting more lacking. focus of vibrations of abundance and abundance you shall receive!

By: jessica mullen

jessica mullen — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:53:42 +0000

@molly, thank you for that jim carrey story! i am so writing myself a check right now!

@ed, the repo man, oh no! maybe try thinking about your debt being reduced, try thinking of abundance instead of lacking. i really like what molly said above, “We just need to think about abundance entering our lives, and that we deserve it, and there’s enough for everybody. The debt will take care of itself if we have a mindset of abundance instead of lacking. ”

if you are feeling particularly open-minded, try watching some esther & jerry hicks films http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Esther_Jerry_Hicks_The_Law_of_Attraction_in_Action/70089578?trkid=226870

they are weird but inspiring! :]

By: Ed

Ed — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 02:18:02 +0000

How much can our poor decisions cost us? Everything. Fucking Everything!

By: Ed

Ed — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 02:17:24 +0000

Heh, I find myself in a similar situation except never had the cushy start….I haven’t made any progress on my student loans and the repo man should be coming for my car pretty soon….starting to talk to bankruptcy lawyers Spreadsheets are are a great way to get organized but I’ve planned on money I can never seem to acquire either and for whatever reason never happens…best thoughts to ya and your family.

By: Molly Burkett

Molly Burkett — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 06:22:18 +0000

I appreciate the full disclosure about your finances! And it’s interesting how you link the guilt of a cushy upbringing with financial instability later… I’m in a similiar situation and that’s interesting to think about.

I heard a story once that Jim Carrey as a struggling actor/comedian once sat in bed and wrote himself a check for one million dollars, “for acting services rendered”, and a year or two later he starred in Ace Ventura for big, big bucks. We just need to think about abundance entering our lives, and that we deserve it, and there’s enough for everybody. The debt will take care of itself if we have a mindset of abundance instead of lacking. (And I dig the diamond studded tutu metaphor. I think I’ll start to visualize my finances as a first class plane seat on Air France!) Good luck richie rich!

By: jessica mullen

jessica mullen — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:24:11 +0000

ha copycat, whatevs. you were the impetus this whole post anyway!

you are so right about gratitude. one thing i’ve learned from this is that my current situation really isn’t that bad & i am so grateful for that! my finances used to be a scary monster hiding under the bed, now they are just an ugly pile of clothes on the floor with cat barf on them.

but soon they will be sparkly tutus & fishnet with diamonds on them.

this metaphor’s cheese slid off it’s cracker.

By: Kelly Cree

Kelly Cree — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:15:58 +0000

I never thought about it like this before, but I think transparency is a great way to manifest money. I’ve been wanting to do it, just because I feel like if people know where their money was going, they would be a lot more likely to hand it over to me. Now I realize, that is only one of many ways that wealth may manifest itself in my life. By being completely transparent, I can show gratitude for what I have and put a public declaration into the Universe for what I need.

Think and Grow Rich, bb!

As it seems has been a bit of a trend lately, I’m inspired, now, to make a similar post. Starting to feel like quite the copy-cat. You should be flattered! <3