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Originally Posted by impaul99  For example, I try to manifest $1200 and all of a sudden a week later I get a letter from the tax man saying they found a mistake on my previous years taxes and I overpaid by $1200, or something like that. Or you ask for $50 and you find $50 in your jacket pocket, not $10, not $20, not $100, but exactly $50. |
If it's that easy to manifest money then why do you still work at all (I assume you do)?
And if you get $1200 back because you overpaid it, I really don't see the magic in this, I'm sorry. You were DUE to get it back. Your net win is $0. You gave too much and then got it back.
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One good example is when a friend of mine asked for $10 and then at lunch we went to the mall and he went to try on a pair of jeans and in the pocket he found $10. Apparently someone must have returned the jeans and left $10 in there. Weird stuff like that.
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That's weird indeed. But if you're right then either the Universe MADE a person leave $10 there or created them out of thin air. Both explanations are baseless unless they can be proven or repeated. And I won't even mention the free will aspect.
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Forget lottery tickets, forget parking spots. Try manifesting signs as a beginning step. Like for example, try visualizing blue feathers, or a blue butterfly or pink flamingo's or your initials or something. At first you'll start to see things and think "Oh, it's the Reticular Activating System kicking in." but as you do it more and more you'll start to ponder the statistical probability of the frequency with which you see the thing and RAS won't cut it anymore.
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Ok, this sounds like the fact that when you've got a new car, you suddenly see that car everywhere. But it's just that your brains has changed its filtering method.
I'll give it a try though. I'll try to manifest blue feathers, since I nearly never see them. But let's say I'm going to see a movie and suddenly I notice a blue feather somewhere. Has that feather always been in the movie or was it inserted for me as a sign? And I'm sure I wouldn't have noticed it if I weren't, consciously and subconsciously, looking for blue feathers ( like with the new car).