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Originally Posted by Ace22  Does this not negate the purpose of being "sure" of your intention? I know what I want. If God has other plans, I'm sure He'll manifest His intentions on me with no problems.
My email address is Ace@AceAndres.com for those of you that can give me more in depth suggestions without using up Erin's bandwidth. 
And I would certainly like to know more about the Magic.
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I don't want to speak for her, but I think Erin'd say she has plenty of bandwidth for this topic since what we discuss here may be the same thing others are struggling with or may help someone else ask some good questions; all of which are kinda the point to her even having this forum in the first place.
That being said - Erin, if we need to take this off site, let us know.
Ace,
"Intent" is fine, but if your intent is contrary to your purpose, you'll have nothing but heartache and trouble. To live a truly congruent life, you need to manifest your intent along with your purpose.
For instance, you could have the intent to win the Indy 500. But if you're driving around in a Ford Escort, your intent doesn't mean squat. You could also be driving around in a formula one, but have no idea where the track is. Same result. You could know where the track is, have a great car, but never done a speed trial. Same result.
In consulting your allies for assistance, they can let you know that you're an idiot for trying to run the Indy in a formula one and are really supposed to take that car and go Monaco for the Grand Prix.
See? Your intent, while powerful, is nothing without congruency.
The difference between going up and going down is the differenct between introspection and projection.
Down = inward
Up = Outward
Your guides can be accessed by going inwards, but your Benefactor (aka Higher Self) is accessed by going outwards - or in the case of the elevator and stairs, upwards.
Godot has a great point about asking Blake for some help. You mentioned that you go to the seventh door. Seven is a sacred number. That's good. But perhaps Blake could introduce you to other allies behind other doors. They may be able to help you out.
But the really big medicine is with your Benefactor. And they will be reached by going up. Don't let one aborted attempt keep you from seeking their aid again. Your Benefactor's purpose is to make sure you do what you're supposed to do in this life. They will do everything - miraculous things - to make that happen if you let them. But you have to be congruent.
That's what "I" mean by magic.
Godot, what's your definition?