Intention Journal

[Zukin]

Do any of you keep a journal or blog that discusses the results of your intentions or experiences with the Law of Attraction? I've noticed that it's helped me to keep a journal with lists of synchronicities that relate to my intentions (as well as goals I've achieved through intending something). I first got this idea from Acting Like Godot, who has extensively documented his experiences with the Law of Attraction. Steve and Erin also talk about journaling, and I wanted to know if any of you keep records of synchronicities and the results of intentions in your life.

[Rose of Cairo]

I keep various journals. One about LoA, all the nice little things I manifest in daily life, synchronicities I notice, "strange" things happening, plus my big, written intentions, and how they do manifest or do not manifest, and all my thoughts about this manifesting or lack of manifesting. It's helping me a lot, since I do some errors again and again. Journaling has helped me a lot finding out those errors. Then two journals inspired by A new Beginning : one in which I (should) write down every morning how I want to feel / be, what I want to have, and what I want to do today. And then my "Book of Positive Things" in which I (should) write down every week everything positive about things / people / circumstances in my life. And one more : my journal with random stuff, about my life in general and personal development, what's happening, what I understand, what I learn, how I grow...

All this is redundant. But as I write regularly in none of them, I guess altogether it's like keeping one journal partially dealing with my results with the LoA.

[Acting Like Godot]

Currently my blog is accessible only by password. I have, however, been toying with the idea of starting a brand new blog open to everyone who wants to read. It will basically be a diary of what I'm trying to manifest; how I'm doing it, and what actually happens in my life ......

There are two main reasons why I would do a new blog. Firstly, my existing blogs have a lot of personal info and details about my personal life, and for the sake of privacy, it could be better for me to do a new blog.

Secondly, I am in the process of rethinking lots of goals, trying to decide what I really want out of life, what's important to me etc. So this would be a good time to have a brand new blog too.

I think it would be fun and interesting, if a bunch of us (from this forum) all started blogging about LOA as applied in our personal lives ...... We could visit each other's blogs and probably learn from each other as well as encourage each other .....

Anyone game for this?

For those new to blogging, well, basically it's simple and free ... You go to Blogger or Wordpress and you register for a free account, then you click, click, click with your mouse, and your blog is ready to go. You type stuff, click "Publish" and the article appears on the Internet. Not much more complicated than email.

[Zukin]

Hi ALG,

I also keep a private blog where I record synchronicities and manifestations in my life. I had it public for a little bit, but then changed it to be a private blog. I record stuff like the things I mentioned in this post:

tried to intend a hot nurse

I may make it public, but I wanted to record some more impressive stuff first and figure out a repeatable method of working with the LoA. That is part of my rationale for my 30 days to success post here:

http://www.stevepavlina.com/forums/intention-manifestation/9919-ask-given-30-days-success.html

[Rose of Cairo]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

I think it would be fun and interesting, if a bunch of us (from this forum) all started blogging about LOA as applied in our personal lives ...... We could visit each other's blogs and probably learn from each other as well as encourage each other .....

That's a good idea! However, well... it's very private stuff... I don't know if I want to write a public blog about that. I'm quite afraid of it now, but the idea is great in fact

[Xin]

Originally Posted by Rose of Cairo

That's a good idea! However, well... it's very private stuff... I don't know if I want to write a public blog about that. I'm quite afraid of it now, but the idea is great in fact

You can put a password on blogger, so that you are the only one to read it. Like an online archiver.

As for me, I've TRIED to use journals for years. First, like memoirs. Didn't work. Then, like problem solving tool. Didn't work out too. Now, I just stick with writing out the things I don't want to forget, like lessons I've learned, do some planning, or have a pep-talk with myself, about my goals and whatnot.

[Rose of Cairo]

Originally Posted by Xin

You can put a password on blogger, so that you are the only one to read it. Like an online archiver.

Of course, but that would be the same as journaling on my own pc. The point in ALG's idea was to share our blogs. That's really a great idea. We could learn a lot doing that, for sure, especially reading his blog I like cooperation. I don't mind at all telling the world about private stuff actually , but I'm afraid someone I know in rl might read about my very private intentions

[raji]

This sounds like a lot of fun. I should say I am completely new to blogging and only been using Intention Manifestation for a little while for smaller thungs. But I am definitely interested in doing this.

[Rose of Cairo]

I'm completely new to blogging too, but I decided to do it. so I'll start some blog in the next days

[hzpim]

i have opened a blog nearly one years ago,but ,my passion has gone away early,still,i don't want my familiar friends know my own private intention,especially negative feelings and bad thing .and ,i want to write down some invigorative words to inspire me ,but i am shy about others' mocking...so ,i have't entered iinto it for a long time again