Manifesting a Reading (Blog)

[Erin Pavlina]

Use this thread to discuss the following entry from Erin Pavlina's blog:

Manifesting a Reading

[Dan.Linehan]

Must... manifest a guy -- preferably into wellness, young, in his 20’s probably, with some interesting tattoos, a good energy, and an inspired career...

[Mew3692002]

Wow Erin, that's one way of using LOA!

[seeker5]

Originally Posted by Dan.Linehan

Must... manifest a guy -- preferably into wellness, young, in his 20’s probably, with some interesting tattoos, a good energy, and an inspired career...

haha

I must do the same with a woman, minus tatoos

[Angela]

Dan, I thought you were involved in a LLTMBR -- haven't you already manifested this man into your life?

[Dan.Linehan]

It ended up being more of a LSTMBR. Everyone's fine and happy, but we've gone our own ways.

[Angela]

Originally Posted by Dan.Linehan

It ended up being more of a LSTMBR.

Ahh. Well, you are so powerful and loving and beautiful. I am looking forward to hearing about the wonderful man whom you next attract into your life.

[DanielBrenton]

Erin --

I'm pleased you consented to do the "drive by reading." I got one myself at the conference from a Canadian intuitive, that put the capstone on a big pyramid of confirmations I received there that I'm going in the right direction. I gave her a hundred the next day (that she wasn't expecting and didn't need) out of sheer gratitude.

I was almost flying after this, and as I went into the big conference room for Doreen Virtue's presentation, I felt like dancing, and despite knowing the crowd would probably have accepted it, I still felt too self-conscious to actually cut loose. (Though if Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill" had been playing I probably would have started a line-dance). When I sat down I was blissing out so hard I had a woman next to me comment about how clearly she could feel it. I had just about reached the point where it seemed like my intellectual "filter" could shut off, leaving me nearly fully open to this blissful connection. This was a remarkable experience in itself.

I came to the conference thinking I might have something to offer to that "audience," and the Universe answered with a resounding "yes, Daniel, you do!"

So Erin -- don't shut out the "drive bys" -- we need you!

(You know that weekend had an effect on me. I never write with exclamation points. Never.)

[Trudi]

Wow Erin -

Thanks for sharing that beautifully inspiring story. It's a reminder to me how by being open and receptive and by feeling good the universe finds a way to speak to us. And it will tell us exactly what we need to do.

Thanks for being a blessing to that young man. When you bless one, you bless us all!

[newmark]

Good story Erin. This is a good example of when to break the rules.

[ericabiz]

Hi Erin,

Great to see you this weekend and also great that you shared your experience. I enjoyed reading your blog entry (as always!)

I had an awesome experience, too. On the full pre-workshop day, I was in Colette's workshop about developing psychic ability. During the morning, she led us through a series of exercises designed to get us to open our hearts, and then in the afternoon we paired up with a partner that we had to do readings on.

The first thing my partner said was "Your favorite color is pink." Doh! "No," I said sadly. She tried again. "You're a preschool teacher." "No..." She got really upset and I could see a great deal of sadness in her eyes. "I'm just not psychic," she said. "I've never been good at this."

I sensed there was something I was supposed to help her with. I did read her accurately. I correctly identified her favorite color (turquoise -- it was glowing on her shirt as soon as I tuned in.) Then I asked her to hand me an item she owned, and (while only knowing her name), I was able to see that she received this bracelet at a wedding (that wasn't her wedding) as a gift. She was surprised and said that was completely accurate.

I also said she had a son who had some sort of chest congestion when he was very young. She said yes, she had a son who had chronic asthma (and some sort of long medical term!) when he was a child, but that he was fine now. She then said she had another son who had some emotional problems, and I could tell I could help her figure out what was wrong, but we didn't get a chance, as the reading was over.

My guides poked me during the next set when Colette was speaking and asked me to ask the woman who was sitting to her left some questions. We were all kind of crammed in there, and my intuitive feeling was that my partner was actually reading the woman to her left instead of me. So I tapped that woman on the shoulder, gestured for my partner to listen, and asked her "What is your occupation?" She said, "I was a teacher." (She is retired now.) My partner about fell off her chair, and said, "A preschool teacher?" The woman looked surprised and said, "Yes, I taught preschool. How did you know? ... I don't think I look like a preschool teacher."

At that point, Colette opened it up for questions, so I raised my hand and explained what had just happened, word for word, and ended up with "My partner is psychic!" This was a breakthrough moment for that woman. Her eyes were shiny and she looked so happy that she had been validated. Colette remembered that my partner was partially deaf, and asked her in which ear she was deaf. She responded that she was deaf in her left ear, and Colette went into an explanation of how that would probably affect her and that if she wanted to give readings, she would need to be aware of that.

This was the best moment of the whole weekend for me. Not only did I get to do some readings (I have an intuitive gift, but my guides have asked me to focus on writing instead of doing readings), but the best part was I got "used" by Spirit to show a woman that she had a true gift.

I believe Colette when she says that everyone is psychic. But it was really a huge moment to see someone finally realize it was okay to open up in that way. What an amazing day. I will treasure the memory.

-Erica

[Erin Pavlina]

The ICDI is a great place to discover how psychic you already are. That definitely happened to me the first couple of years Good for you for facilitating that experience for her.

[Steve Pavlina]

I attended Colette's workshop in 2006. She has a very fun, energetic, sometimes zany style, and she's a very good teacher of psychic skills. Of all the sessions that involved doing readings, I got the best results with hers. She doesn't blow you away with her own readings. She makes you blow yourself away through direct experience. It's hard to doubt psychic abilities when you're the psychic.

Erin and I met Colette this year and bumped into her a few times during the conference. I didn't get the chance to talk to as much as I'd have liked, but I will say she's very open and friendly.

[Dan.Linehan]

Was it last year that you had the past life regression Steve? Was that speaker there again this year?

Looks like it was Brian L. Weiss, and he was there again this year. Did anyone see him?

[Steve Pavlina]

Originally Posted by Dan.Linehan

Was it last year that you had the past life regression Steve? Was that speaker there again this year?

Looks like it was Brian L. Weiss, and he was there again this year. Did anyone see him?

Yes, Brian Weiss was there this year. I met him in the speaker's lounge and told him I really enjoyed his 2007 workshop. I didn't attend his workshop again this year though.