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Originally Posted by this is fun  On the one hand it makes sense to me, but on the other I wonder... if you want to manifest two things into your life it means those two things should coexist in your reality (of course it depends whether or not you want them to manifest in your life at the same time). |
Well I guess as long as you're clear, you're clear.
If you're not clear, you can get results which are definitely linked to your manifestation, but not quite what you expected.
Example 1
This year I took part in a blogging competition. The first prize was a laptop. I wanted to win the first prize, so I spent a lot of time visualising laptops. In the end I was a top 3 finalist in the blogging competition, but I didn't win the laptop.
However, around the same time, my wife's company wanted to get rid of their laptops and buy new ones. Rather than just throw away the existing laptops, the company held an auction among the staff. My wife put in some ridiculously low bid and got a laptop. She gave the laptop to me.
So I got the laptop, but I didn't win the blogging competition. I attribute this to lack of clarity in my manifestation.
Example 2
Last year we wanted to hire a new maid. My wife went to the employment agency and went through many CVs, but didn't find anyone with suitable experience.
"The kind of maid I would really like is someone with the same kind of experience as P's maid," my wife told the employment agency. P is a friend who had also gone to this same employment agency for a maid.
So my wife went home that day and started manifesting for a maid like P's maid.
Two days later, the job agency called us and said that P's maid had suddenly resigned and did not want to work for P anymore. The maid was looking for a new job, and would we be interested?
This again resulted from a lack of clarity. We didn't want to employ P's maid. We wanted to employ someone who was LIKE P's maid, and had similar job experience and background. Garbled again.