[impaul99]

Originally Posted by Markus74

If it's that easy to manifest money then why do you still work at all (I assume you do)?

I will always "work" as I believe I have a purpose here on earth to accomplish something and not just sit on my couch and get fat, however I understand the question behind your question. What you're really asking is whether I still do work that I don't enjoy, and wouldn't do for free; or another way of saying it is why am I not "playing" full time instead of "working" full time if I can manifest stuff. The answer is that I've been working on that aspect of my life and it has seen significant improvements especially over the last two years, but I'm still struggling with certain aspects which have nothing to do with money but rather with finding purpose.

Meaning, what I seek is to wake up each morning and live my day doing everything with purpose and to have a very comfortable lifestyle in the process. The comfortable lifestyle is pretty easy, finding your purpose isn't as easy for me yet. I'm working on it every day though.

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.

My belief is that if I didn't manifest the $1200 I wouldn't have gotten it back. As in, the person who noticed the error wouldn't have noticed the error for example. In your language, I believe my intention manifested itself in that person noticing the error, not because I'm remote controlling him, but because I believe we are all part of one connected consciousness and he "hears" an intuitive call so he takes a second look at my paperwork because of a hunch and sure enough he finds an error. If I didn't send out the intention, he wouldn't have had the hunch and thus he wouldn't have spotted the mistake and I wouldn't get my $1200.

Also, the fact that I wanted $1200 and I got $1200 is what I was referring to also. It could have been $700, $900, $50, or any other number.

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.

Not really, the universe just happened to know that there was ten bucks in the pocket of a pair of jeans so when my friend walked by the store for example he could have had this hunch "Hey, I should get a pair of jeans." or maybe a pair of jeans in the display case "caught his eye", and so the universe leads him towards the $10 he asked for. But if he didn't follow the hunch for example, and said "Nope, I'm not trying on jeans today!" the universe would have found another way to get him another $10, like for example someone gives him a scratch and win ticket and he wins $10 or whatever.

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).

Yup, that is why the first time you notice your blue feather, you'll smile but you'll still think "Cool, but probably a co-incidence. I want more." and the universe will comply, offering you more and more incredible ways the blue feather shows up until you start thinking there's more to this.

I did this with a friend once, except he was looking for a blue butterfly. We were at a local mall at lunch and someone we know started talking to him about this blue butterfly his girlfriend has framed in a picture frame. That was co-incidence #1. We didn't think much of it, but we went to the bookstore downstairs just to see what new books came out and while walking into the self-development section there was one book that was sitting sideways like someone put it back on the shelf in the wrong place. My friend immediately saw it as it was a book that had a BLUE BUTTERFLY on the cover. So I told my friend that it means he should buy that book. He flipped through the pages and still wasn't convinced whether he should buy it or not, so my other friend who was with us pulled another book off the bookshelf called "The Oracle" or something like that which is simply a book that has a whole bunch of answers to questions and he said "Here, ask the oracle if you should buy the book." so my friend said "Ok fine, should I buy this book with the blue butterfly?" and we opened the Oracle book to a random page and it said "Today is Wednesday and the Answer is Yes." Guess what, it was wednesday Sure enough my friend bought the blue butterfly book.

The oracle book by the way has all kinds of answers, not just yes or no, like random stuff like "Purple" etc. To make things worse, or better, depending how you want to look at it, here's a link to the book with the picture of the blue butterfly he saw. Look at the title:

http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/item/books-978158685176/1586851764/Consider+the+Butterfly+Transforming+Your+Life+Thro ugh+Meanin?ref=Search+Books%3a+'coincidence'