Manifesting the little things

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Permalink Reply by sonya harvey on October 10, 2009 at 8:56am

i think this is great!!..and speaking of the little things...I manifested a kitten a few months ago....and the story is beautiful...in Octiber last year my friend's dog went missing and we found her at the local shelter..and I got drawn to some kittens...and one of them was so little he was putting his head through the gap to get to me..I really wanted to take him home..after recently loosing my cat Rogue, best friend of 15 years..anyway...a few months later the same friend who lost and found her dog found a kitten in a garbage bag in the gutter by her house. She brought him over and he became my shadow..we tried and tried to find him a home until i woke up to the fact that he was home!....and the funny thing is, after a vert check we calculated that he may be that same kitten i fell in love with at the shelter, those few moths ago!!!...I his name is Jerry!!...after you know who...just one little manifestation...who sleeps in my bed with his paw on my cheek every night

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Permalink Reply by Gwen Coppari on October 14, 2009 at 2:47pm

it`s so true about how we worry about the HOW.
This is a rather "silly" manifestation. I need to ship a dressmaker`s dummy and a box of about 6 hats. They are very odd things to pack away as they don`t fit into yr normal shipping boxes. I`ve spent weeks worrying HOW to pack it. Will I put it in a suitcase. will I use bubble wrap and brown paper...... Then the hats are in a heaxagon shaped box that is so light that the slightest knock it would break......on ...and on I worrried.....

Then this morning I asked God/the Universe. Please! You take care of it!! and let it go.
IShortly after that I went to my friends house for coffee and I saw she had 2 empty boxes in her hallway that she was going to throw out. Some computer equipment of her husbands.
Do u know what? They were the perfect. One was long enough for the dummy and the other was wide enough exactly for the hats.
I shipped them this afternoon!!! Yeah!!!

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Permalink Reply by sonya harvey on October 15, 2009 at 4:50am

Hi Gwen,
you are absolutely right..the how thungs we want question is what gets me doubtfull...for me personally anyway..its the question on the tip of my tongue once i realise i want somthing to manifest...thats where i have a trick...i visualise the end result and keep that as my point of focus...it makes me feel better right away and the pang of worry seems to go away fairly soon.

Well done on the boxes..yahoo!!!!. Isnt it amazing how much relief you get once the little things are sorted...i find it so humourus how much of my energy goes into the little things that preoccupy the the mind!
Sonya

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Permalink Reply by tat on October 18, 2009 at 7:29pm

You know when it comes to little things I'm not even sure how much exactly I have been able to manifest. OK, well besides the usual parking spots which happen to me quite regularly, maybe a further discount when I'm purchasing something, a phone call from someone I'm thinking of, a nice compliment, etc. I think those are about it....?

Sonya- That's such a sweet story about your little kitty. I'm always a sucker for little animals myself. :)

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Permalink Reply by Raymond Gerard Wegimont on October 21, 2009 at 8:58am

HA!! That's a great story! I have a bunch but this is one of my favorites. I was waiting for a bus and pondering the concept of thought affecting the physical. So I think to myself, "well, I should be able to "think" myself a dollar bill to find on the bus. Why not a $20?" So I visualized it then forgot about it (a cute girl arrived). So the bus comes and I, the ever-so-polite one, let everyone else on before me. The guy ahead of me stops and looks at two empty seats to the left for a literal 7-seconds. I'm thinking, "yoo hoo! make a choice my friend!" So he continues on to the back. So I get to those two empty seats. And this is no joke, not even the slightest hint of exaggeration, there was a $20 bill on the aisle seat. So I stare at it for 7-seconds. Then I look around to see if anyone is noticing me notice this! So I slip into the seat while tucking the cash.

Now before anyone assumes that I did the immoral thing and take cash that somebody may have lost, I didn't see anyone exit that seat, otherwise I would have gladly and instantly informed them. Plus, there was 14 whole seconds of gawking at it, so there was plenty of opportunity for someone to claim it.

I also did the same thing with a $20 when going to breakfast with two friends. We went to one place that ended up being closed, so I recommended another because they serve Eggs Benedict. When we were seated, I put my pack under my chair and that's where the 20 was. So, I treated them for breakfast. The bill was more than twenty bucks but it was a nice contribution. THANK YOU UNIVERSE!

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