Best way to manifest money?

[cylon]

Originally Posted by Cochonette

The funny thing about "manifesting" money is that everyone who does it actually does a lot more than "believe" it will happen - like the things that actually make it happen.

Except when they don't. Like, multiple lottery winners for instance. There was a story here awhile ago about a lady who has won the lottery four times. She's just really, REALLY lucky.

Amazing Manifest skills

So it's not "everyone".

So I guess on the one hand there is hard work, or leveraging hard work with smart work, or really smart work where you get other people to do the work for you. All of this requires action and planning and some kind of time/work management.

Then there's lady's who win a million dollars or more four times. Not much planning or time management there.

No matter what outcome you want to imagine, there will always be a story to support how it came about--in order to fit the end story you were going for.

Doesn't mean that it is how it's done for "everyone". It just means (in an LOA view) you expected to see something in the world, it happened, and it happened according to how you expected it to.

[pyrogen]

Originally Posted by Cochonette

The funny thing about "manifesting" money is that everyone who does it actually does a lot more than "believe" it will happen - like the things that actually make it happen.

Originally Posted by cylon

Except when they don't. Like, multiple lottery winners for instance. There was a story here awhile ago about a lady who has won the lottery four times. She's just really, REALLY lucky.

Amazing Manifest skills

So it's not "everyone".

So I guess on the one hand there is hard work, or leveraging hard work with smart work, or really smart work where you get other people to do the work for you. All of this requires action and planning and some kind of time/work management.

Then there's lady's who win a million dollars or more four times. Not much planning or time management there.

No matter what outcome you want to imagine, there will always be a story to support how it came about--in order to fit the end story you were going for.

Doesn't mean that it is how it's done for "everyone". It just means (in an LOA view) you expected to see something in the world, it happened, and it happened according to how you expected it to.

I used to be hardcore skeptical in my approach - "yes, this works, for very scientific/psychologically based reasons."

The deeper I get into it, the more mystical (and less skeptical) this Skeptical Mystic's experience has become.

Life itself, and its laws, are bigger than any human can possibly imagine.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by pyrogen

I used to be hardcore skeptical in my approach - "yes, this works, for very scientific/psychologically based reasons."

The deeper I get into it, the more mystical (and less skeptical) this Skeptical Mystic's experience has become.

Life itself, and its laws, are bigger than any human can possibly imagine.

I agree, I was the same way. The skepticism provides a nice safety barrier for awhile. When you're heading into the world of the unknown it's nice to have a guide, an in our culture science is the ultimate authority. That's why so many people here are interested in these topics but they hesitate unless their scientific guide has gone ahead of them, and said "coast is clear, you can come in now."

But once you realize you are going to be ok you don't need the guide anymore and you can start exploring on your own.

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by cylon

I agree, I was the same way. The skepticism provides a nice safety barrier for awhile. When you're heading into the world of the unknown it's nice to have a guide, an in our culture science is the ultimate authority. That's why so many people here are interested in these topics but they hesitate unless their scientific guide has gone ahead of them, and said "coast is clear, you can come in now."

But once you realize you are going to be ok you don't need the guide anymore and you can start exploring on your own.

Well that sums me up nicely!

Even so, has anyone actually really cracked this new world understanding yet? By that I mean are you now an expert in getting money/ attracting what you want? What will it take until we can embrace this new understanding in a way that can be easily applied?

[cylon]

Originally Posted by escapeplan

What will it take until we can embrace this new understanding in a way that can be easily applied?

Courage. Self-reliance. Depending on your own awareness, your own intuition, to guide your way. Trusting your own feedback, in other words.

Be a leader, not a follower. This is your life, you don't need someone else's training wheels.

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by cylon

Courage. Self-reliance. Depending on your own awareness, your own intuition, to guide your way. Trusting your own feedback, in other words.

Be a leader, not a follower. This is your life, you don't need someone else's training wheels.

Hey, trust me I'm working on the awareness and intuition. As for a follower- that depends- I like authority- would you rather I performed an operation on you if you needed it or a qualified surgeon?

No, It's just that at least I'm learning but as a species we're a long way off to even recognising. When I asked about "we" I meant "we", not "I". Anyway Cylon, you seem to have progressed very fast with all this- congratualtions. I really hope I can get to that level soon.

[cylon]

One you take 100% responsibility for yourself, it's the same thing as taking responsibility for everyone else, since we're all from one source. There is no separation.

I wouldn't be so concerned on if humanity is doing this or that or how far everyone ELSE is progressing. There is only one "self" to learn and progress, and it's your self. Change yourself from within and the world around you will change. Then everyone will ultimately get to the place you want them to.

Focus on the inside. The outside is your feedback. If you notice chaos and confusion on the "outside", that means there's chaos and confusion on the "inside". So look within, heal that chaos, and you'll notice the chaos on the outside subsides as well.

This doesn't make sense from an egoic, "We're all different, all unique, separate individuals in human society" view of life.

But if you start sensing your connection to everything, you'll probably be less concerned with how others are perceiving this stuff, how others are living their lives, and more concerned with just finding peace within. And trust me that is way more responsibility, and takes much more work, then trying to herd cats into moving into one direction.

Trying to get others to change is subjugating your own responsibility for managing your own life.

[escapeplan]

Originally Posted by cylon

One you take 100% responsibility for yourself, it's the same thing as taking responsibility for everyone else, since we're all from one source. There is no separation.

I wouldn't be so concerned on if humanity is doing this or that or how far everyone ELSE is progressing. There is only one "self" to learn and progress, and it's your self. Change yourself from within and the world around you will change. Then everyone will ultimately get to the place you want them to.

Focus on the inside. The outside is your feedback. If you notice chaos and confusion on the "outside", that means there's chaos and confusion on the "inside". So look within, heal that chaos, and you'll notice the chaos on the outside subsides as well.

This doesn't make sense from an egoic, "We're all different, all unique, separate individuals in human society" view of life.

But if you start sensing your connection to everything, you'll probably be less concerned with how others are perceiving this stuff, how others are living their lives, and more concerned with just finding peace within. And trust me that is way more responsibility, and takes much more work, then trying to herd cats into moving into one direction.

Trying to get others to change is subjugating your own responsibility for managing your own life.

Good advice- and I have grasped the connected aspect of life and "us". Certainly it's seeing that life feedback for what it is that's the hard part- I try but staying alert to it all the time and not falling back on the old world view is very tough!

[JeffistheAnswer]

Originally Posted by cylon

I agree, I was the same way. The skepticism provides a nice safety barrier for awhile. When you're heading into the world of the unknown it's nice to have a guide, an in our culture science is the ultimate authority. That's why so many people here are interested in these topics but they hesitate unless their scientific guide has gone ahead of them, and said "coast is clear, you can come in now."

But once you realize you are going to be ok you don't need the guide anymore and you can start exploring on your own.

Hmm, the more Cylon posts the more awesome he becomes.

[cylon]

lol, thanks.

[LifeFirst]

Originally Posted by cylon

One you take 100% responsibility for yourself, it's the same thing as taking responsibility for everyone else, since we're all from one source. There is no separation.

I wouldn't be so concerned on if humanity is doing this or that or how far everyone ELSE is progressing. There is only one "self" to learn and progress, and it's your self. Change yourself from within and the world around you will change. Then everyone will ultimately get to the place you want them to.

Focus on the inside. The outside is your feedback. If you notice chaos and confusion on the "outside", that means there's chaos and confusion on the "inside". So look within, heal that chaos, and you'll notice the chaos on the outside subsides as well.

This doesn't make sense from an egoic, "We're all different, all unique, separate individuals in human society" view of life.

But if you start sensing your connection to everything, you'll probably be less concerned with how others are perceiving this stuff, how others are living their lives, and more concerned with just finding peace within. And trust me that is way more responsibility, and takes much more work, then trying to herd cats into moving into one direction.

Trying to get others to change is subjugating your own responsibility for managing your own life.

I totally agree with this. The more I read your posts the more I can feel energy coming to me and positive energy emitting out. You definitely seem to know what you're talking about.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by LifeFirst

The more I read your posts the more I can feel energy coming to me and positive energy emitting out.

Very cool.

[Josh Bulloc]

Originally Posted by jacare

I think you need to start a business of some sort. It can be anything, do what you like to do, and make it a business. If you look at the lives of most people that have a lot of money, they are running a business. Now, I'm not saying the money can't come from another unexpected source, it certainly can, but if you really want to stack the deck in your favor, then start a business.

The other alternative is getting a high paying job. The other alternative is getting a modest paying job, and investing it wisely. You hear about these factory workers that invested in their company stock and accumulated 40 million by their old age.

Here's some tips on starting a business:

1. Do something you enjoy, and can be very enthusiastic about
2. Sell something that there is a demand for, there should be a natural demand for what it is you are selling. You will need to generate awareness about your offering, but you should not have to 'pull teeth' to generate sales.
3. Don't spend even 1 Cent that is not necessary. This means forget about all the fancy marketing materials, etc. if you have a good offering, even a plain website will do the trick.
4. Once you start making money, you need to have a good plan for keeping it (and a good belief system for accumulating and keeping wealth), and then you must accumulate.

I've mentioned this before, but your wealth/income will be a direct reflection of the number of people you impact X the size of the impact in their lives.

ALG and others have mentioned the spontaneous creation of money, without knowing how it will arrive. And I do believe this is possible for some. But this is something very advanced, and I'm not sure it will work for everybody.

I like to ask a few questions to help people figure what business they should start because starting a business requires passion (because it is hard work) to keep it going.

What would you do with your time if money did not matter?
How do you want to help someone else?
What dreams did you have as a child?
What hobbies do you have?
What activities do you do that time seems to pass quickly?