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TrashyMcTrash · 02-18-2009, 09:03 PM

Hi, I'm struggling to find my passion, or something that I can be passionate about. It's difficult for me to bring feeling into my intentions, since I don't know what I want. I have no clue... I actually have a hard time finding intentions that I want to manifest, to tell you the truth.

There's a big list of Don't Wants, but they don't help me get clear about what I want.

So, can I put out the intention "I want to find my passion!"? And if so, how would I get in the feeling place of this intention? It appears to me that it's probably easier to get in the feeling place of my intentions if I have a clear picture of them. But "finding my passion" seems so vague

can anybody help me with this?

Jesann · 02-18-2009, 09:34 PM

Yes, you totally can. See what feeling "finding your passion" gives you when you think about it-- relaxation? Happiness? Relief? Or eliminate the feeling and just leave yourself open.

Then start working for clarity. Marion Weinstein, if you're open to procedures wiccanish, has a great section about "Words of Power" in her book "Positive Magic." This was first printed in 1978 (although updated a few years ago, and now she has a separate book on words that I have yet to check out), and it was only last year that I realized these words were basically IM/LOA, after years of using them. You can use them to work for clarity.

drama07 · 02-19-2009, 04:30 AM

Your passion is already here. Your passion is to experience the present moment, whatever it may be. Looking for your passion causes suffering, thus feeds your ego which can never be satisfied. Do you feel that once you find that passion, that you'll be happy forever?

TrashyMcTrash · 10-21-2009, 03:21 PM

I have to dig this up again.

8 months have passed, but I'm not really clearer about what I want. I've been thinking about setting up the following intention: "Thank you, that I am now so clear about my strengths and passion, and because of that I really know which career I want to follow."

Can somebody with a little more experience in LOA can give me some feedback about this?

cacheborn · 10-21-2009, 05:01 PM

I am also a newbie in LOA but I will take a crack at it.
Don't think about setting up the intention, do it. It's free.

You could set up the intention in several ways. I intend to have clarity in my pursuit of the right career or I intend to find the right career for me. Try to be as happy, as relaxed as possible. Don't worry about how it will happen but at the same time do look for ways to make it happen. (i.e. don't just sit there waiting for it to happen. Assist the Universe. Try imagining/visualizing several career option to see which one feels better.)
And if you can, read 'Ask and it is Given.'
Happy manifesting.

annie · 10-22-2009, 02:29 AM

I like Cacheborn's idea. I have my clients read the book The Passion Test and narrow it down to the top 5. Next design a vision around the top 2 and then record it and listen to both. Hopefully...one will rise and the other one THUDS! (Just like Cacheborn said....visualizing several career options to see which one feels better after a few weeks)

02-18-2009, 09:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
TrashyMcTrash Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 23	Can I manifest this? Hi, I'm struggling to find my passion, or something that I can be passionate about. It's difficult for me to bring feeling into my intentions, since I don't know what I want. I have no clue... I actually have a hard time finding intentions that I want to manifest, to tell you the truth. There's a big list of Don't Wants, but they don't help me get clear about what I want. So, can I put out the intention "I want to find my passion!"? And if so, how would I get in the feeling place of this intention? It appears to me that it's probably easier to get in the feeling place of my intentions if I have a clear picture of them. But "finding my passion" seems so vague can anybody help me with this?

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02-18-2009, 09:34 PM	#2 (permalink)
Jesann Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 162	Yes, you totally can. See what feeling "finding your passion" gives you when you think about it-- relaxation? Happiness? Relief? Or eliminate the feeling and just leave yourself open. Then start working for clarity. Marion Weinstein, if you're open to procedures wiccanish, has a great section about "Words of Power" in her book "Positive Magic." This was first printed in 1978 (although updated a few years ago, and now she has a separate book on words that I have yet to check out), and it was only last year that I realized these words were basically IM/LOA, after years of using them. You can use them to work for clarity.

02-19-2009, 04:30 AM	#3 (permalink)
drama07 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 352	Your passion is already here. Your passion is to experience the present moment, whatever it may be. Looking for your passion causes suffering, thus feeds your ego which can never be satisfied. Do you feel that once you find that passion, that you'll be happy forever?

10-21-2009, 03:21 PM	#4 (permalink)
TrashyMcTrash Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 23	I have to dig this up again. 8 months have passed, but I'm not really clearer about what I want. I've been thinking about setting up the following intention: "Thank you, that I am now so clear about my strengths and passion, and because of that I really know which career I want to follow." Can somebody with a little more experience in LOA can give me some feedback about this?

10-21-2009, 05:01 PM	#5 (permalink)
cacheborn Family Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 6,439	I am also a newbie in LOA but I will take a crack at it. Don't think about setting up the intention, do it. It's free. You could set up the intention in several ways. I intend to have clarity in my pursuit of the right career or I intend to find the right career for me. Try to be as happy, as relaxed as possible. Don't worry about how it will happen but at the same time do look for ways to make it happen. (i.e. don't just sit there waiting for it to happen. Assist the Universe. Try imagining/visualizing several career option to see which one feels better.) And if you can, read 'Ask and it is Given.' Happy manifesting.

10-22-2009, 02:29 AM	#6 (permalink)
annie Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: USA Posts: 334	I like Cacheborn's idea. I have my clients read the book The Passion Test and narrow it down to the top 5. Next design a vision around the top 2 and then record it and listen to both. Hopefully...one will rise and the other one THUDS! (Just like Cacheborn said....visualizing several career options to see which one feels better after a few weeks)

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