11 Manifestation Methods to Turn Your Dreams Into a Reality
Manifestation methods are powerful tools to help you make your dreams a reality. Truth be told, you don’t actually need any methods at all to attract what you want, but most people find them to be very helpful in their manifestation journeys.
The most important thing to realize when manifesting is that regardless of which method or technique you use, your thoughts and emotions are the most important aspects of manifesting.
In order to manifest successfully, you must think good thoughts and feel good emotions. Your emotions are the deciding factor of which reality you are currently experiencing.
When you feel good, you send out good vibrations out into the universe which then responds with those same feel-good vibrations in the form of people, places and situations. However, the same can be said for negative vibrations as well, so it’s always important to be aware of your emotional and vibrational state.
What is Manifestation?
Manifestation is the process of attracting your dreams and desires by focusing on positive thoughts and emotions. You are constantly sending out vibrations to the universe which responds much like a mirror, returning the exact vibrations you are sending out.
If you are in a constant state of feeling good, the universe will deliver positive situations, people and things into your life. On the other hand, if you’re in a constant state of negativity, that is exactly what you will receive from the universe.
What you focus on expands. When you are constantly focusing on problems, difficulties and things which annoy or bother you, guess what? You’re sending those vibrations out into the universe which responds by bringing you more of what you are focusing on.
Of course, it’s not possible to always be focusing on the good and positive parts of life, but the more you practice being aware of where you are placing your attention, the better you’ll get at guiding your awareness towards things you wish to attract more of.
How to Manifest
We are manifesting all the time because we are always sending vibrations and energy out into the universe. The law of attraction is always working. It’s not like a switch you can turn on and off whenever you feel like it. Even people who don’t know about manifestation and the law of attraction are constantly manifesting their own realities. Unfortunately, because they are not aware of their ability to consciously manifest what they desire, they more often than not attract things they rather not experience.
If you want to manifest, the first thing you have to do is define exactly what you want to manifest. Whether it’s a loving relationship, more confidence, or a new car; you must first define what you want. Once you do, get very clear on exactly what you want to the smallest details. This sends off a clear message to the universe, like you’re placing an order and now patiently waiting for it to arrive.
As soon as you send out your clear intention, the manifestation process has already begun. Some people are able to pin point what they want and simply sit back and allow the universe to deliver it to them, but for many others, the process of waiting can be difficult and uncomfortable. You may have doubts on whether or not your manifestations are going to manifest, (They will, as long as you believe they will. Don’t forget your beliefs create your reality) or you may feel strange not doing anything else to get what you want, but waiting for opportunities to arrive.
If you feel called to do a manifestation method, by all means, do it! It can help you to gain more trust in your abilities to manifest and can even help speed up the manifestation process.
If you’re still reading, I’m assuming you’re interested in manifestation methods, so let’s take a look at 11 manifestation methods to help you manifest what you want.
1.) The 369 Method
“If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6, and 9, then you would have the key to the universe.”
Once you have a clear vision of your desires, write them down; make sure to write them in present tense. For example, rather than affirming “I want…” you would affirm “I have…”
Saying “I have” puts you into the vibrational state of receiving your desires rather than just desiring them.
Once you have decided on an affirmation, you would then…
Write down that affirmation 3 times in the morning
Write down that affirmation 6 times in the afternoon
Write down that affirmation 9 times in the evening
And that’s all there is to it! While writing down your affirmations, allow yourself to go to a quiet place where you are able to be alone with your thoughts and desires. As you’re writing down your affirmations, try and feel the emotions of having that desire. The stronger you feel, the quicker you attract your desires.
The Significance of the Numbers
These aren’t just any random numbers. Each number corresponds to a specific meaning to help you to amplify your desires and attract them more quickly into your life.
3 represents our creative power and ability to shape reality.
6 represents harmony and balance between our physical and spiritual lives.
9 represents spiritual rebirth, completion and the release of negative energy.
Together these numbers work to help bring your manifestations into your life.
2.) Scripting
Scripting is one of my favorite manifestation methods. Not only does it allow you to clearly define exactly what it is that you want, but it also helps you to be in the space of having your desires and gives you a glimpse of what life would be like if you had those desires already.
Scripting is very simple and there is a lot of freedom to use this method how you wish. To begin this method, you’ll need paper, a pen and your imagination and that’s pretty much it! Once you have your tools, you’re ready to begin.
When it comes to scripting, what you’re going to do is begin writing in first person (I), and you’re going to write as though you were writing in a diary on the day you receive all of your desires. For example, if you are trying to manifest a house, you would write something like… “I walked into my beautiful new home and felt so happy to have such a wonderful house…” Try and write what you’re feeling as well. This will help you to better embody the emotions of your desires.
While scripting it’s important to write either in past tense “I received my dream car…” or in the present tense “I am receiving my dream car…” try to avoid writing in future tense, “I will get my dream car…” because if you are affirming in the future, then your desires are always coming but they are never here.
3.) Vision Board
Vision boards have been gaining more and more popularity in recent times. Chances are, you’ve heard about or seen a vision board at some point in your life, but these boards are more than just aesthetically pleasing wall decorations. They are a powerful visual tool for your desires.
Vision boards work by reminding you of your desires as well as the positive emotions tied to them. When you look at your vision board, your attention goes to your desires, and as we hopefully know by now, what you focus on, you attract.
Creating a vision board can be a fun and easy task where you can allow your creativity to go wild.
First, you’ll need to find a cork board or something where you can pin or tape pictures and reminders of your desires. If you don’t have one, you can always use a piece of cardboard and decorate it in decorative paper.
Next, you’ll need to find pictures of your desires, or find things which remind you of those things you wish to have. For example, you can print out pictures from the internet or cut out pictures from magazines. If you’re manifesting money, you could pin a dollar bill onto your board. Whatever it is you’re manifesting, make sure the visuals you have on your board remind you of your desires.
Finally, you’re going to place your vision board somewhere where you will see it every day. This can be at the foot of your bed or on the wall of your living room. Where ever you place it, make sure you’ll see it at least once a day.
Hint: You could even make mini vision boards (The size of a small card) and place it in your wallet. This way whenever you open your wallet, you’ll be reminded of your desires.
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katsuki blames the alcohol for making him stupid.
really stupid.
not that he's had a lot, but his tolerance is low for a guy of his size, and he can feel the edges of his inhibitions dulling with every drink of whatever denki has shoved in his hand. it doesn't taste like absolute shit, which is rare enough to have him indulging, just a bit, for the agency halloween party.
another sip has his head feeling a little swimmy, and before he knows it, his eyes are trailing across the room until they find you. again.
whatever the hell you're supposed to be tonight—a witch, or something else in a pointy hat—is really fucking with him, and has since you walked in. the costume isn't revealing in a sense that it's inappropriate for a work event, but it's...hugging you in all the right places. in every single one of them.
without tights, it would be on the too-short side, but—and no, katsuki can't fucking explain this—something about them is making everything worse. and your calf-high boots ain't helping, either.
it's just—your fucking—hips.
katsuki couldn't tell you what song is playing, but you're swaying back and forth to the tune and one of his canines digs into the plastic of his cup, so deeply that it makes a terrible creaking sound and dents beneath the pressure—and that's when a sharp elbow is delivered to the center of his chest.
mina is at his side when he looks, and her wide, freaky eyes scan his face before narrowing in her little shit-eating way.
"you're a pig."
katsuki chokes, and the little freak takes that as an admission of some kind.
"oh my god," she gasps, mouth falling in all her disgust and awe. "you can't even deny it!" and then she laughs, high and chirpy, and there's no way you can't hear her. "oh, you're down bad."
"cram it," he snaps, sinking his scowl into his cup. "i dunno what the hell you're talkin' about."
"you know i really thought better of you," mina sniffs effectively, turning her face up and away. "not the type to be blantly checking out somebody's ass."
katsuki bristles, and his aggrivation growns until the plastic in his hands starts to melt. "i wasn't—"
"i'm kidding!" mina snorts before flicking him in the nose, narrowly dodging the hand he swipes out at her. "quit being a baby and go shoot your shot already."
"piss. off."
but the hero is unaffected by him, simply scrunching up her face in response before turning on her heel to disappear further into the party.
she's wrong, katsuki thinks, because he's not a pig like sero or fucking dunce face or even kirishima, from time to time, who gets red in the face over a low cut shirt and a pair of tits.
fucking ridiculous, katsuki thinks, because he's way better than that.
it's just—the alcohol. that's making his lids heavy and his thoughts dark and his face hot. has him peeking at you over the lip of his cup, has him picturing you in his head when he's forced to look away.
and, well, maybe, the short cut of your dress has a little something to do with it, too—but he's keeping that shit to himself.
taking it to the grave, even.
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How to Start a Journal for Beginners: Improve Your Life Through Writing
Journaling is a great way to reflect on your thoughts, habits and emotions. By writing in a journal, you’re able to be vulnerable and open with yourself in order to better understand who you are as a person. If you find yourself wanting to go down a path of self-discovery, journaling is the tool for you!
When you journal, you express your thoughts and emotions down onto paper. This allows you to discover things about yourself you may not have previously known. Not only are you able to reflect on yourself through journaling, but by becoming better aware of your thought patterns and habits, you are able to step on a path of personal growth and development.
So how do you start a journal to help improve your life?
Related Post:
How to Start a Manifestation Journal to Create the Life of Your Dreams
Choose a journal
This might sound obvious, but it’s important to choose the right journal. Whether you’re drawn to leather bound or spiral, choose a journal that reflects you. Do you like bright colors? Inspiring quotes? Wacky patterns? Make sure you choose a journal that makes you feel good when you look at it.
Create an intention
Each time you create space in your life to journal, it’s important to have an intention as to why you’re journaling in the first place. Are you looking to get something out of your head? Or maybe you’re searching for a way to better manage your emotions or document an event or situation that you’ve experienced.
By having an intention for your journal, you give yourself direction. This way you won’t be staring at a blank page waiting for inspiration to strike (It could take a while, trust me).
Find your style
Everyone has a different journaling style. Some people like to fill their journals with only writing entries, while others like to decorate their journals with colorful markers, pens, and even photos. Maybe you like doodling, or maybe you prefer to have a classier sort of journal. Whatever it is, finding your journaling style is a great way to personalize and feel more connected to it.
If you don’t want to have a traditional journal, you could also try something different. From gratitude and manifestation journals to habit and health trackers, there is bound to be a type that works for you.
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Using CSB - Easiest Guide to Levelling Up
I get asked very often how one should use CSB. I’ve created these templates multiple times but I believe that this is the simplest version of what I can give you.
If you’re a beginner who is just starting their level up journey; or if you struggle to be consistent; you find yourself resetting often; then this simple guide is for you.
1. Make a list of all the goals you have in your life. It could be anything - health, wealth, mental health, beauty, anything.
2. Create your SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). Define your strengths and weaknesses well.
3. Revise your goals again based on your SWOT. Define them as short term (0-3 months) and long term (3 months+).
4. Decide three goals that you want to tackle now. 2 short term and 1 long term.
Example:
Short term: finishing the last sem of uni; finding a job; reading 2 books this month; completing an online course.
Long term: losing X amount of weight; consistently meditating, etc.
5. Build a habit stack. Define a time for all your 3 goals. Start with 3, no matter what. You’ll build your way up slowly - the upper limit should not exceed 5 at a time.
Example:
Morning: reading
Afternoon: doing an online course
Evening: working out
5. Set a weekly target. Set a monthly target.
Example:
Reading: 3x week.
The only time you can increase your goals or increase the intensity is if you meet 85% (0.85) of them in a month.
Example: reading 3x a week
Total number of days in a month: 12 days (3 days * 4 weeks)
Minimum number of days: 10 days (approx 12* 0.85)
Only if you reach your minimum goal of 10 days can you increase your goals/ intensity. How would you do this? You could perhaps increase reading days from 3 to 5 a week; or number of books from 1 a month to 2 a month.
What happens if you don’t reach the 85% target? Then you stick to the original target (reading thrice a week) until you achieve your 85% monthly consistency goal.
6. Monthly revision
Keep a diary where you note down your progress/ use a habit tracker to keep a track of everything. You need to ask yourself 3 questions at the end of every month:
1. Do the tasks I’ve chosen play a key role in the person I want to be? OR, do my tasks line up with my goals?
2. Am I meeting the 85% target for all 3 tasks this month? If no - why?
3. Can I take on one more task? (Simple yes/no)
This is also a good time to check in and ask yourself - are these the goals I still want to stick to? Should I change my goals?
7. Dealing with discipline, motivation and rest days.
You need to keep your tasks simple initially for the discipline to kick in to avoid procrastination.
The motivation will come when you define your end goals.
You need at least 1 rest day a week/ 2 rest days a month (depends on you) where you do nothing but just chill and relax.
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