Do You Like To Watch A Plant Grow: A Manifesting Lesson

Mar 26 2008

Published by Joann at 12:55 pm under E-motions, Law of Attraction, Manifesting

One of the mistakes that most people commit when applying the law of attraction to manifest what they want is to keep checking if it has produced any result yet. They affirm, they visualize and then expect a result over night. If they don’t see the result, they’d get frustrated. The feeling of frustration itself produces a vibration that indeed your desire is still NOT in the material plane. Remember what the law of attraction says, “You attract into your reality that which matches
your thoughts.” So the more you keep checking & then getting frustrated, the more the result will elude you.

Using the law of attraction is kind of like planting a seed. You plant a seed (you send out your intention or what you want), & you water it (you imagine, you affirm). The following day, you dug the seed out to see if it has grown, seeing that no change has occurred yet, you get frustrated and put it back in the soil again. The following day, you dug it out again to see if there’s any change. If you do that over & over again, no plant will grow out of the seed.

Personally, I find that my desires get manifested if I forget about them. Oh yes, I daydream & I let my imagination go wild about having them already, but after that I take my mind off them and they will just materialize in my reality.

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Joann Ang. She discovered the Law of Attraction by asking a question. Since then she has become an eager student of the lessons of the universe. She owns the website Manifesting: Life Magick and publishes the weekly ezine iManifest iMeditate. Through her website & her ezine, she hopes to empower people to achieve abundance, manifest prosperity, love, & good health. Visit her website to submit articles or get free ebooks.