I have been manifesting things like crazy, not only for myself but also things I intended for other people - good things, of course.
I have many stories to share, but for now I'll share a very very simple one, a "small" intention my sister manifested in the process of "testing" the LoA, because I think there are many people in these forums that are at this stage, so maybe this could give these people some ideas.
So, my sister just recently learned about the LoA. Like I said, she started testing, but because I have told her my stories and she has actually seen my results (someone she knows and trusts), it was easier for her to believe this is real. So she was already a step in the right direction. She is still learning the process, so I told her: "Start testing with simple things, keep it simple for now." (and explained to her about beliefs, blocking, etc...). So, one day she goes to this restaurant where she usually has lunch at and starts putting food in her plate. We live in Brazil and people here usually have rice and beans as part of the meal on a daily basis at lunch. So she puts rice in the plate and beans on top, a somewhat "automatic" behavior. Right after doing that, she spots some toasted garlic (which she loves and isn't usually there) and thinks: "Wow, I think this garlic would be really good mixed with rice". But she had already put the beans on top of the rice, so she thought "Damn, now I can't have this rice with garlic". That garlic wasn't there every day, so with the "keep it simple" concept in mind, she decided to hold an intention for the garlic to be there the next day when she returned for lunch. The following day, when she gets there all excited with the possibility that the garlic would be there (in fact really expecting it to be there) what does she find? No, no toasted garlic. Instead, they had cooked rice already mixed WITH toasted garlic, something she had never seen there before - and she eats there frequently. She was in total awe.
I know, it's a very simple manifestation, I have better stories to tell
, but to someone testing the LoA, it's pretty cool.
