Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Methods of Manifestation


When it comes to manifestation, there are two methods that work better than all the rest…  

The first is to make a step outline of everything that would need to transpire to make your goal a reality. Then take action on each step, crossing each one off as they are accomplished, and of course, remembering to enjoy the ride towards your desire along the way. In my past, a take action plan was essential for things like producing a movie or writing a book. In both cases, I was initially intimidated by the size of my to-do list, but crossing off each step is a wonderful feeling, and when your ultimate goal or desire is about to manifest, it will no longer seem like such a daunting task, it will only seem like what it has become; the next logical step. Method # 1 is basically the “cover your ass technique” for manifestation. One reason it works so well is because there is a great deal of power comes along with writing things down.

Method #2 is to write down or affirm what you want, have absolute faith it will become your reality, and completely detach yourself from the outcome. Trying to figure out the “how” or “when” only focuses you on the fact that what you want still hasn’t arrived and delays it from showing up. So what do you do until your desire shows up? Follow your bliss, of course! I’ve actually used manifestation lists for over a decade. Simply make a list of everything you want and cross each one off as they manifest.

Years ago, when I was pursuing acting in Los Angeles, I made an attempt to “help” my career by contacting some former acting associates of my father’s. His connections got me a few parts over the years, but fame somehow eluded me. Anyway, the last man to meet was well known character actor, Harry Dean Stanton. Harry had been in over 100 films, 50 TV shows, and graduated from the Pasadena Playhouse with my father. I wrote his name down and turned it over to the Universe.

Several months later, I stopped at a branch of my bank I normally didn’t use. I was the only customer until the door opened, and in walked Harry Dean Stanton! I couldn’t believe my eyes, but all I could really do was laugh. When he finished banking, I met him outside and told him who I was. He had no memory of my father whatsoever and looked at me like I was completely nuts. So much for the acting connections! Anyway, that’s not my point. My point is that I actually crossed Harry Dean Stanton off my manifestation list!!

Never underestimate the power of writing things down, and remember, regardless of where you are at the present moment, you can get anywhere you want to be as long as you take things one logical step at a time and enjoy the ride to your desires along the way! 

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