What if you don't know what you want to manifest?

[fascinoma]

I am a person with very fuzzy/hazy goals. I'm a crack at manifesting pets and romantic partners. It's everything else that I didn't get a lock on.

I don't know what I want to manifest. I don't know what I want to do for a living, how much money I want to create, and I know what kind of lifestyle and emotional experience I want to get to, but no idea how I got there.

What I DO see is see myself happy and successful, in a house in Oregon, with equally happy and successful partner and our dog and four cats. (We have three cats, but we'll have four.)

I don't know how I got there, though. I've always known I'd eventually be very successful but now I'm 33 and have tried lots of things, and haven't landed on a career that's fulfilled me.

I'm an artist and have an inkling that if I had the time to devote to that, that might be my path.

[Shamou]

Originally Posted by fascinoma

I'm an artist and have an inkling that if I had the time to devote to that, that might be my path.

Ha! The curse of being an artist... that need for self-expression... that sensitivity... that creativity... thank god... I don't have an artistic bone in my body...

However... since you were "cursed" with the "gift" maybe you could "create" in your mind the picture of a "successful and happy you..." and, then, simply "manifest" and "create" that person... I am certain that this could be your greatest masterpiece...

The very best of luck to you...

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[Acting Like Godot]

Originally Posted by Shamou

... I don't have an artistic bone in my body...

I can tell .... I've been reading your vibes. However, although you're seriously lacking in artistic ability, I sense that you're very good with your hands.

[Patricia]

Fascinoma, how about putting out an intention to find the answers you're looking for? Visualizing and feeling what it will feel like for you to have these answers and this clarity? Still, focusing on what you want to accomplish in the end should be enough too, since the "how" is not as important as the "what". You could look at having these answers as the "how". But I understand that the lack of answers and clarity can be really disturbing, so my suggestion is: intend for the answers and clarity to come. I'm in a somewhat similar path here and intending for answers and clarity has helped a whole lot!

Furthermore, if you intuitively feel that art is your right path, maybe you should start pursuing that.

[Erin Pavlina]

Try this exercise:

Erin Pavlina’s Blog » Blog Archive » The Path to Purpose

This is seriously the exercise that finally worked for me.