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A SIMPLIFIED Guide to Manifest Anything You Desire

Use New Thought principles for a clear path to manifesting your desires. Align your goals with what you want, combining simplicity and intention for a fulfilling outcome. Manifest with wisdom and awareness.

Michael Corthell

Following these three fundamental steps will set you on the path to achieving the life you've always envisioned and accomplishing your desired goals.

The primary component in manifesting any desire is faith or belief that the desire is ALREADY in existence, plus feeling the joy and gratitude associated with the realization of the desire fulfilled.



1. Be clear on what you want


What’s your goal? Is it about spending more time with your family? Is it about having more money? Do you want more power or control over your life? More happiness?

The number one rule in manifesting what you want is to know exactly what you want.





2. Visualize what you desire


Picture where you want to be, how you want to be, or what you desire. Be very specific about this.

Make sure that whenever you visualize you cultivate the feeling that it already exists or is happening in the present moment. The more powerful the emotion connected with your desire the quicker the realization of your desire.

Create a photo or an image of yourself achieving your desire. This will strengthen the manifestation process.



 

3. Remove doubt and build gratitude


Wash all doubt from your mind through positive thinking and by repeating your desire while experiencing the strong emotion of having your desire fulfilled. Feeling how thankful you are for your desire fulfilled will further strengthen the manifestation.

These three steps describe the basic process of manifesting reality. For a deeper understanding of the process, access either of these two resources:

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   Neville Goddard | Visualize It and Forget About ‘How’ It Will Manifest!

 

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  1. AnonymousMarch 27, 2023 at 10:33 AM

    The problem with the world we live in is that people deal with others like in a game and they get you off the game to not let you win. Get it?

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    1. Michael CorthellMay 5, 2023 at 1:16 PM

      It sounds like you're saying that people in the world we live in often treat interactions with others like a game, where winning or losing is the goal, and that they may intentionally try to undermine others' success or progress. The phrase "get you off the game" likely means that they try to disrupt your progress or cause you to fail, much like being knocked out of a game or competition. Am I right?

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  2. Michael CorthellSeptember 28, 2023 at 7:56 AM

    There is a tendency in society for some individuals to engage in a competitive mindset, where the objective is not necessarily to work together for collective progress, but rather to outperform others individually. This perspective can lead to behaviors that hinder collaboration and hinder the potential for collective success. This needs to change if humanity is to survive. www.resourceism.com

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